Why A 2015 Statement From The Queen Had Twitter Making Some Truly Morbid Jokes
Queen Elizabeth II is remembered as a monarch with a remarkable sense of duty and responsibility, as well as a love of horses and dogs, especially corgis.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is remembered as a monarch with a remarkable sense of duty and responsibility, as well as a love of horses and dogs, especially corgis.
Read MoreFollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the pomp and circumstance of royal funerary practices are in full view. Here is why royals never have an open casket.
Read MoreSince Wednesday when Westminster Hall was opened so the public could pay their respect to the queen, the queue has only continued to grow and grow — by miles.
Read MoreBeing a member of the military and serving in highly public, stylized, scrutinized roles has its own challenges. Add to that the possibility of passing out.
Read MoreEngland broke with the Catholic church centuries ago, but one British King was named a saint. Here is the only English king to be canonized.
Read MoreThe British royal family owns vast wealth and jewels, so why is there a ping pong ball in King Charles' old crown?
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's casket is lying in state at Westminster Hall. There is significance to the prayer the queen received upon arriving there.
Read MoreBritish rocker Rod Stewart's wife will play an unexpected role at Queen Elizabeth's funeral on September 19.
Read MoreCenturies of tradition have come into play with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with special ceremonies, processes, and procedures falling into place.
Read MorePrincess Anne spent time with her mother before she died.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in British history and has four children. However, you don't hear much about her youngest son.
Read MoreIt turns out someone on Twitter predicted Queen Elizabeth II's death on September 8, 2022, and what's more, the person made another royal prediction as well.
Read MoreThe New Elizabethan Age came to an end when Queen Elizabeth II died.
Read MoreAs the longest reigning monarch in the history of the U.K., Queen Elizabeth's death was felt around the world. Fittingly, her funeral is a colossal event.
Read MoreDuring the funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II, a man was arrested for holding eggs. Here's why holding eggs during the procession got him arrested.
Read MoreNo question but that individuals around the world are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. A fortunate few have been able to express their grief in person.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's coffin was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall at exactly 2:22 pm. These are the theories attempting to explain why.
Read MoreOne important piece of mourning attire for royal ladies is black veils worn over the face. Here's the real reason members of the royal family wear them.
Read MoreTucked under the orb and cross at the top of the queen's coffin crown hang four large pearls known as Queen Elizabeth's Earrings. Here's their history.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II was carried to Westminster Hall via a gun carriage procession. This is the fascinating history and symbolism behind the gun carriage.
Read MoreWorld leaders can have a unique bond with one another, as individuals whose daily challenges cannot be imagined by the ordinary citizens they govern.
Read MoreWhy was Queen Elizabeth II's funeral compared to the Olympics? Although the two don't seem to have much in common, there's a very good reason.
Read MoreRoyal bloodlines aside, when you get right down to it, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were literally an old married couple -- for more than 70 years.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's coffin's flight from Scotland to London was watched with tremendous interest for every moment of its journey. In fact, it broke a record.
Read MoreWith the complexities and intermingling that is modern travel, it's no surprise that the funeral of Queen Elizabeth will have an impact on U.K. travel.
Read MoreIn photo after photo of Queen Elizabeth's coffin, there is a flag draped over it depicting various symbols. Here's what the flag really means.
Read MoreDuring special ceremonies and events, working members of the royal family are either entitled to or must wear their military uniforms. But two will not.
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