Yet not every royal is as well known or lives as public a life as others. One lesser known young royal who keeps a relatively ...

Cheers resounded around the inner courtyard of Stockholm’s royal palace as Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden celebrated her name day on Wednesday 12th March. The festivities are an annual occurrence ...

This was after three previous monarchs, George V, Edward VII and Edward VIII, all passed away from smoking-related illnesses. Meanwhile, the Queen’s own sister Princess Margaret was known to smoke up ...

Emma Stone and Margaret Qualley’s seemingly heated interaction at the 2025 Oscars was not what it seemed, according to lip reader Nicola Hickling. “It looks like Margaret is about to square up ...

and her younger sister Princess Margaret. The larger dress of the two has a visibly altered waistline “for a growing child”, demonstrating the tendency to “repair and re-use” even by ...

The Connaught gold bracelets are worn by all the female descendants of Princess Margaret of Connaught’s daughter, Queen Ingrid. The slim open bangles are, therefore, of great sentimental value to many ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Margaret Qualley has become a red-carpet favorite in recent years. Thanks to her love of vintage pieces and breezy take on fashion ...

The 97th annual Oscars paid tribute to the classic James Bond with a dance — led by “The Substance” star Margaret Qualley. Qualley danced alongside a handful of male dancers in tuxes while ...

PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Margaret Qualley, Doja Cat, BLACKPINK's Lisa and Raye delivered an epic tribute to the James Bond franchise at the 2025 Oscars. After a presentation from Die ...

Then Margaret Qualley — who has never been involved with the Bond movies — danced in a red dress as the infamous theme song played in the background. Blackpink’s Lisa gave a rendition of ...

The medley began with Margaret Qualley dancing to the Bond theme, as Lisa descended from the ceiling to sing Wings’ “Live and Let Die,” the theme from the 1973 film of the same name.