Smithsonian Magazine on MSN4d
Does This Mysterious Portrait Depict Lady Jane Grey, the Doomed Queen Who Ruled England for Nine Days in 1553?
After conducting a new analysis, some researchers think it may be the only portrait of Grey created during her lifetime—a ...
300 Pounds of Caviar, Champagne Sorbet, and More Ways to Party Like a Royal
In 41 BC, Cleopatra hosted a dinner to celebrate the Roman leader Mark Antony, who was a well-known party animal. Twelve ...
Hosted on MSN27d
The stunning Essex manor where Henry VIII used secret tunnels to romance Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII is one of England's greatest kings, not perhaps because of his great victories as ruler but because of his audacious private life, which mostly involved a grizzly end for his current ...
Is this the face of teenage queen Lady Jane Grey?
Experts believe they have uncovered enough evidence to suggest a Tudor-era portrait could be the only known image of Lady ...
Lancashire Post on MSN17d
Iconic queens, monster hunting and epic adventures by various authors – children’s book reviews
Discover the real lives of Henry VIII’s six wives in a lavish new illustrated guide, step into a magical school where monsters are more than just fairy tales, set sail on a jaw-dropping adventure with ...
New York is entertainment city, chock full of good eats and culture
No matter how much time you plan to spend in New York City, it never seems like quite long enough. It’s truly a “so much to ...
The Sun18d
Wild English island that inspired one of UK’s best kids’ books reopens to public – with seaside campsite stays from £32
built by Henry VIII between 1545 and 1547. It has been run by John Lewis Partnership since 1963 and is currently only open for employees, as well as their friends and family. Last summer ...
Vancouver Sun on MSN8d
Spring 2025 Preview: 37 Vancouver concerts, theatre events, new book releases and more to add to your calendar
The spring concert calendar is already filling up with Indian superstars, Latin American rappers, Ballet B.C. — and even ...
Evening Standard on MSN23d
Brooches which copy London palace’s stained glass windows return home
They included British Army officer Fredrick Spencer Chapman, Ladykillers and Passport To Pimlico producer Sir Michael Balcon, and members of the royal family such as Queen ... been the childhood home ...