I watched Charles II’s Coronation the other day. I watched it on BBC. The Murdochs don’t sit well with me.
As you can imagine, the whole day was an absolute feast for all the lip readers across the world, who were tuned into the royals’ every single word and mouth move whenever they were caught chatting on camera.
Prince Harry was lumped into the same arrival group as Prince Andrew, was obscured by a large feather, and then promptly left. Fair enough.
Did Meghan really get to see her father-in-law being crowned king of the planet, or did the planet just insult a Grateful Dead-looking old man?
Sasria preps for potential grid collapse chaos, Tiger Woods accused of sexual harassment, King’s Coronation is finally over, and Harvard releases the longest study ever into what makes us happy.
This small-town girl has made it big, set to perform in Westminster Abbey tomorrow (May 6) as part of the coronation ceremony for King Charles III.
Again, the British royal family is facing controversy over their illustrious jewel collection.
Ahh, Nick Cave on Nick Cave.
Bloodsucking parasite pie, oil from waxy lumps found in whale intestines, an ermine fur cloak, and the stolen Koh-i-Noor diamond are some of the odd traditional bits included in a typical coronation ceremony.
King Charles III’s Coronation concert to be held on May 6 is looking a little sparse of celebs.
Lo and behold, Prince Harry and Meghan are being cordoned off from the Monarchy in a passive-aggressive move typical of the King (and once, the Queen).
Tension is rising among those in King Charles’ inner circle in the lead-up to Harry releasing his still-scheduled memoir.
King Charles III’s coronation has officially been penned in for May 6, 2023, and there are already a few headaches to deal with.