View the gallery This event involves kinds of things that I find interesting, like SPYING and CODE-BREAKING. Bletchley Park is where the British World War II code-breakers did their thing, including breaking the Enigma Code, which was -- to be very simplistic about it -- the Big Nazi Code, and
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View the gallery I assume you are interested in seeing Prince Harry in a top hat. Bonus Other Royals, including a VERY cute Princess Beatrice and a SUSPICIOUS Princess Anne. [Photos: Splash, Getty]
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View the gallery I think my favorite thing about this event is that Kate always finds it very amusing when William tromps past in his foofy Garter outfit, and you can't blame her. These ceremonial get-ups are entertaining. This is not nearly my favorite outfit of hers
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View the gallery Happy Father's Day, everyone! I too spent mine terrorizing the polo grounds while my father whacked at things with a mallet. (Not really: we're getting pizza later. Hi, Dad!) This is my gift to those of you who felt that yesterday's
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View the gallery Well, Harry was certainly in fine form today. [Photos: Getty, Pacific Coast News]
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View the gallery Well. I know that I often say that this slideshow has everything but this slideshow really does have everything: GOATS. LEGOS. CROWNS. CAPES. DAMIAN LEWIS. VERY HIGH FASHION. WOMEN DRESSED AS FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. PENS. ANGELINA JOLIE. A HARP. Everything! I can't wait for you to
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View the gallery You will remember this dress from the Diamond Jubilee (or maybe you won't, but that's why I'm here). At the time, I noted that it made me crave a tiramisu, and you know what? I stand by that. Here, that seems
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View the gallery William's off hobnobbing with Becks, and Kate's off having breakfast with handsome yachters and posing with enormous trophies that have their own Louis Vuitton luggage. How was your morning? America's Cup is a yachting race -- Wikipedia, keepers of all great and
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View the gallery It's taking all my willpower not to make a "Posh and Becks" joke. And yes, this whole post DOES devolve into just eyeballing the print ads for Becks's new Belstaff collection and then looking at him in a tee shirt. (PS:
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View the gallery SO MUCH ROYALS THIS WEEK. Obviously, the early part of the week was all people talking about the King of Spain abdicating for Prince Felipe -- I can't tell you the number of articles I've read trying to pretend that Kate and Letizia have
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View the gallery If you think, "Hmmm, I've seen that coat before," you are CORRECT. It's the same blue McQueen she wore in New Zealand, when they were laying a wreath at a war memorial, so perhaps this one is filed under Coats: Solemn
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View the gallery HISTORY. You know how I enjoy it. The 70th anniversary of D-Day is, as you know, today: The BBC is doing a ton of coverage of it, and the New York Times has a great piece talking to men who were at Normandy about what they
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View the gallery Well, this event really brings a LOT of capes and crowns and carriages. I linked to a post on Royal Central about it on Friday, and you should read it if you didn't then, because it's interesting. (For actual proper news coverage, the
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View the gallery It's a Sunday afternoon. Random white pants polo shenanigans feels right, doesn't it? I hope you have your champagne flute in your hand. And a hat on your head, but that goes without saying, right? [Photos: Getty, Splash, WENN]
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View the gallery As ever, a terrific amount to cover! Turbans! Babies! Hats! More hats! HUGE hats! (Maxima really brought it this week.) Ceremony! Rugs! Here on GFY, we covered: * William and Kate's Whisky-Filled jaunt to Scotland, although I've got some extra tidbits in this
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