Kensington Palace has released a beautiful new portrait of the Duchess of Cambridge in celebration of her 38th birthday. This comes in the midst of the ongoing royal crisis sparked by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step down from their royal roles.   The image, captured by photographer Matt Porteous, features the future Queen wearing a £130 Fjallraven ‘Ovik’ Re-Wool Sweater and jeans, posing at her Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, in September 2018.   The portrait was shared on the Kensington Royal Instagram page, accompanied by a message expressing gratitude for the birthday wishes extended to the Duchess.   'Thank you, everyone, for all your lovely messages on The Duchess of Cambridge’s birthday!'   This release follows the surprising announcement made by the Duke and Duch...

Amid the ongoing royal crisis over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepping down from their roles, Kensington Palace has unveiled a stunning new portrait of the Duchess of Cambridge to commemorate her 38th birthday.   In the picture captured by Matt Porteous, the future Queen is seen wearing her £130 Fjallraven ‘Ovik’ Re-Wool Sweater and jeans, striking a pose at her Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, in September 2018.   The portrait was shared on the Kensington Royal Instagram page, accompanied by a heartfelt expression of gratitude to all those who sent their well-wishes to her.   'Thank you, everyone, for all your lovely messages on The Duchess of Cambridge’s birthday!'   This release follows the surprising announcement made by the Duk...

According to Pentagon, US Intelligence, and Iraqi intelligence officials, the Ukrainian passenger plane that crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran’s international airport on Wednesday January 8 was downed by an Iranian anti-aircraft missile system. US Intelligence officials suspect that the Boeing 737-800 jet was targeted by Iran after a radar system was detected to have been turned on before two missiles were launched. President Trump, when asked about the crash on Thursday January 9, suggested that "someone could have made a mistake on the other side." Despite denial from Iran, Ukrainian investigators have stated their intention to search the wreckage for missile fragments as they have not ruled out a terror attack as a potential cause of the crash. Oleksi...

The decision of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to "step back" from royal duties and aim to achieve financial independence while balancing their time between the United Kingdom and North America has sparked criticism from the Queen's former chef.   Darren McGrady, who spent 15 years in the royal kitchen catering to various members of the royal family, including the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Diana, and Princes William and Harry, voiced his reaction on Twitter.   Expressing his frustration, the chef tweeted: "Meghan wanted to be famous. Meghan is famous! It's all about Meghan!"    He also stated, "People saying Princess Diana would be proud don't know Princess Diana. She would have been furious that Harry had been so manipulated."   Recalling a conversation with Princess D...

After sparking discussion by liking Kylie Jenner's Instagram post, Beyonce has now unliked the photo in response to the public's reaction.   Beyonce, who does not follow anyone on Instagram, surprised people by liking Kylie's latest IG photo. Some speculated that her children might have accidentally liked the photo while playing with her phone, while others suggested it could have been a mistake by her social media handler (read here).   During the ensuing conversation, observant Instagram users noticed that Beyonce had already unliked the photo, leading to further speculation and discussion.      

A follower asked Slim Case about his opinion on whether he would be comfortable with his daughter posting x-rated videos when she's older. Slim Case, as he promoted his latest music, encouraged women to submit videos of themselves using items resembling male genitalia to simulate performing oral sex on a man. Several women responded by submitting explicit videos, and Slim Case reposted these videos. One disapproving follower commented on one of the videos, stating: "Slim Case, hope your daughter will do this and you will not complain. You keep posting anything they sent to you." In response, Slim Case wrote: "She will do what's right for her in her own time."

The BMW that Tupac Shakur was fatally shot in is up for sale, with bullet holes still visible, for a price of $1.75 million. The car, a BMW 750, was the vehicle in which the legendary rapper was gunned down in Las Vegas in 1996. Shakur was a passenger in the car, which was being driven by Suge Knight, a notable record producer, after they had attended a boxing match at a casino. The shooting occurred when a white Cadillac pulled up alongside their BMW and the assailant opened fire, striking Shakur multiple times. Despite various theories, the killer has never been identified or apprehended. The impounded car was later sold at auction by the Las Vegas Police and has since passed through several collectors. The current owner of the car will receive documentation verifying its history, inc...