“Like it or not, the words ‘openly gay’ are ALWAYS going to precede my name in the media. But I don’t carry that heavily. Everyone else does....
Rockers Queen have been crowned top of the patriotic pops in a survey of 100,000 music fans. The band's anthem We Are the Champions was named numbe...
When Adam Lambert takes his place with the remaining Queen members in London next week and starts to sing the songs that Freddie Mercury made so famou...
The Queen has begun a week-long stay in Scotland marking her Diamond Jubilee with a visit to Edinburgh's newly-refurbished Scottish National Portrait ...
A lavishly decorated sword and scabbard presented to Edward VII by an Indian Maharajah to mark his coronation will be one of the star attractions of a...
Cheryl Cole might have just got theatre bosses thinking, when she was asked about the prospect of turning the Girls Aloud story into a musical. ...
Fabulous frocks and heavenly hats will be on display for Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot on Thursday. But fashionistas will be hoping that nothing rains...
Green-fingered TV host Alan Titchmarsh has become the latest high profile figure to criticise the BBC's Diamond Jubilee coverage, saying its poorly re...
So, what's a cult? Wikipedia says the word cult in current popular usage usually refers to a new religious movement or other group whose beliefs or practices are considered abnormal or bizarre.
The Queen and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were greeted with a huge cheer as they arrived in Nottingham on the latest leg of the Diamond Jubilee ...
The Queen has thanked ordinary members of the public for their contribution to community life at a Diamond Jubilee garden party. She attended the e...
A belief in Christianity may transport you to pastures greener, but one gardener has taken holy mow-tivation to a whole new level. The Nave of York...
The Queen proves she's queen of the world! Picture by David Schneider. ...
My word, we've seen a lot of the Queen over the past four days. But as the bunting comes down and the people of Britain reluctantly shuffle off bac...
The Duke of Edinburgh may have been more prone to developing his bladder infection because of conditions during Sunday's Diamond Jubilee Pageant, expe...
The Queen's arrival in St Paul's Cathedral was heralded by a tremendous fanfare as Her Majesty entered the historic building for a thanksgiving servic...
The Queen will dine at Westminster Hall today at a celebratory Diamond Jubilee lunch hosted by the Livery. Some 700 guests representing the compani...
The flags are flying, the bunting is out in force and most people I know have an element of excitement about them, parallel to a child at Christmas. But why do I ask? Is it because we've a four day weekend? What better excuse to party?
It's not just HuffPost Culture who are queen fans - writers, poets and artists have been inspired by royalty for centuries. And who can blame them? Po...
In the run-up to the Jubilee juggernaut, the western media has become obsessed with the newfound brand success of the British Royal Family aka Brand GB.
On 23 May, HRH Queen Elizabeth, hosted a party to launch the Diamond Jubilee, intended to be "the most glittering arts event in the history of London" (this turned out to be an understatement), and I was part of the GLITTERATI!!!
When it comes to behaving impeccably, being perfectly turned out, and doing and saying the right things at the right time, it's hard to beat Her Majes...
"We all have fond memories of 60 years of our Queen," Dermot Murnaghan smarms through my TV screen inaccurately. After retrieving whichever inanimate object now lies below the screen having found itself being hurled along with a range of colourful language towards the inane news man's grinning bonce, I reflect on what has been an annoying few months for me and millions of other Britons.
I am so excited my brain can literally not think in a straight line why because we're all buzzed up counting down the days left to the Queen's Diamond Geezer weekend which is now literally only a few days away and I literally cannot wait...
One might have thought the Queen's Diamond Jubilee would be an occasion to celebrate how much life in Britain has improved over the past sixty years.
