Buckingham Palace said Saturday that King Charles III “will be greatly encouraged and deeply touched” by the reaction to his video message detailing his experience with cancer, Britain’s PA Media news ...

The King will be "greatly encouraged and deeply touched" by the positive reaction to a television broadcast where he talked about his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has said. In a recorded ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lines at both merchandise stands at the Buell Theatre were long before the Oct. 24 performance of “The Lion King.” Dozens of theater-goers — adults and ...

Performances in N.Y.C. After more than 9,000 performances as the shaman in the Broadway show, Tshidi Manye prepares to hang up her mandrill costume. Credit... Supported by By Laura Collins-Hughes ...

The little one had an age-appropriate reaction to all the commotion, and the King appeared to make a joke Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern monarchies and the ...

When honoring a figure whose legacy demands reverence and accuracy, the stakes are always high. The city of Winter Park, Florida, recently discovered this as it unveiled its long-awaited statue of Dr.

Kate Middleton and Prince William might be ditching Adelaide Cottage for an even fancier spot on the Windsor Estate named Fort Belvedere, and apparently King Charles isn't thrilled. According to Rob ...

All eyes have been on the royal family as the Royal Ascot is in full swing. King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived on Day One of the five-day horse racing festival hoping to experience the same ...

After a couple of hours of eye-popping pageantry, with occasional forays into storytelling, the visual and narrative elements of The Lion King finally come together near the end of the spectacular ...