History will surely remember Prince Charles as Nature's Prince, and if he has his way, each one of us will join in on the sustainable revolution that is needed to save humanity from what he calls "a collapse of catastrophic proportions."
It's always comforting to awake on your futon, flip on the news, and hear about some dude eating another dude's face off in Florida or some mysterious flesh-eating bacteria making a smorgasbord of innocent Southerners.
This year, the people of Denmark celebrate Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II's, 40-year reign within their kingdom. Among the many celebratory events s...
Even as I left, the scent of the marketplace clung to my skin.
Whether she was getting up close and personal with handsy bridge and tunnel types, mistaking cops for strippers or downing shots like Snooki, Blair's ditzy drunk routine was utterly hilarious, and played perfectly by Leighton Meester.
Our leaders were supposed to be our servants. They were elected "to serve". I'm not claiming the thing ever worked perfectly, but who among us now even imagines that our representatives serve any of us?
Can William and Kate make a smooth transition into a lasting love or will they end up losing their spark when the excitement recedes, just like Prince Charles and Princess Diana?
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have just visited Southern California and of course the media covered every moment. But I noticed something that could be very telling of the royal relationship.
St. James Palace caused a buzz in California when it announced that the new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would head due south to LA. Having hosted royalty from around the world, I know they're as fascinated with Hollywood as we are with them.
The Sanskrit word, raja also means "royal" and signifies a prince, chief or ruler in India or South Asia. When joined with the word yoga, which means "union," raja yoga translates as "royal union."
When authors publish their books electronically, most price their titles between $2.99 and $9.99. However, a growing number of authors are pricing their online offerings for as little as 99 cents. Why is this?
You can't keep this big of a secret indefinitely. Kate's wedding dress is near-completion and with less than two weeks to go, there's indication that the designer's identity is about to be revealed.
Mogul Takeshi Aida, owner of the seven establishments, knows what women want. "A lot of our customers are ladies dissatisfied with relationships," he says. "The hosts entertain them. They listen, and make them feel special."
Suzy Menkes's comparison of Princess Diana's fashion choice to that of a "squaw" was not only hurtful but seems to have been a bit of a stretch in terms of accuracy.
The next secret location everyone wants to uncover is obviously the honeymoon destination. Of course, William fueled more speculation last month while visiting one of Australia's cyclone-affected regions, by telling the crowd, "I will have to come back -- maybe we'll have a honeymoon in Cairns?"
Here are some things I've been checking off on my "To Do" list for April: Get a flight to London in time for the royal wedding. Check! Find a fabulous hotel in the heart of all the action. Check! Buy a chic hat (or two) for all the festivities. Double Check!