Inside Prince Philip's secret drinking club that included spies and even the Kray twins

Kanye 'Ye' West appeared to be the target of boos as he was shown on the jumbotron alongside Antonio Brown at Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on Sunday.West, 44, and Brown, 33, were seated in a section alongside Kanye's two older children North, eight, and Saint, six, as well as musical artists 2 Chainz, 44, and Tyga, 32.In a clip posted from an attendee on social media, West and Brown were greeted with jeers as they were shown on the jumbotron during the first quarter of the game.They booing @kanyewest at the super bowl LMAOO pic.twitter.com/ExhyXfHQp3—

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More than four years after Amazon secured the rights to The Lord of the Rings franchise in a massive deal said to be worth more than $1 billion, the first footage has been released from The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power.Amazon shelled out $250 million just for the TV rights to the Lord of the Rings franchise alone, with a five-season production commitment said to be worth at least $1 billion and making it the most expensive series in TV history.The first season alone has a reported budget of a massive $465 million, with the first season slated to debut September 2. First footage:More than four years after Amazon secured the rights to The Lord of the Rings franchise in a massive deal said to be worth more than $1 billion, the first footage has been released from The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power Debut:The first season alone has a reported budget of a massive $465 million, with the first season slated to debut September 2The trailer begins with footage from a large seaport as a young woman's voice is heard saying, 'Haven't you ever wondered what else is out there?''There's wonders in this world beyond our wandering,' the voice adds, as we see the young girl as she says, 'I can feel it.' Another shot reveals a massive waterfall as a young woman drives her dagger into the side of a mountain and holds on for dear life.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have given their new baby girl the name Lilibet after the nickname for her great grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.The moniker, given to the future monarch as a toddler because of the way she pronounced her own name, was also used by her late husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.But down the centuries plenty of blue-blooded characters have picked up some rather unfortunate labels, as Daily Star reveals…Ivaylo, Tsar of Bulgaria – “The Cabbage”: The 13th-century emperor was originally a peasant who led a revolt, hence his moniker related to the vegetable.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex has revealed she had a "lengthy chat" with Prince Harry at Prince Philip's funeral. Prince Edward's wife Sophie, 56, said the Royals are "still a family no matter what happens", following 36 year old Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Big shoes to fill. Queen Elizabeth II is set to celebrate her first Trooping the Colour since the death of her husband, Prince Philip, and will be joined by someone special in his place.

Prince Philip passed away on the 9th of April this year at the ripe old age of 99. The Prince, known for his controversial gaffs and long, dutiful marriage to The Queen, was actually due to turn 100 on 10 June - just two months after his death.The Prince would have been the first male British royal to ever reach 100 years old and it would have been a huge milestone for the modern monarchy.This being said, he was actually very reluctant to turn 100.

Queen has revealed the plans for her birthday, with Prince Edward to serve as her 'plus one' in light of the death of Prince Philip.Buckingham Palace said this afternoon Her Majesty’s cousin, the Duke of Kent, will step in for the celebration on Saturday, June 12.It isn’t the first time Prince Edward has taken up the royal duty – he stepped into the Philip's role when the late Duke of Edinburgh was in hospital for an abdomen surgery in 2013.Trooping the Colour, the celebration of the monarch’s birthday, is normally celebrated with 1400 parading soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians in a display of military stature.But this year the event will be a “mini trooping” in line with Covid procedures.It will showcase troops who have been serving

Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 68 years on the throne today.Following his tragic death earlier this year, it is the first time the Queen has marked the occasion without her beloved husband Prince Philip by her side.Married 73 years, Philip was by the Queen's side when she took over as the country's leading monarch on June 2, 1953.Millions celebrated at home or at street parties across the country, and there were the lucky few inside Westminster Abbey who witnessed the historic moment first-hand.The Queen, then aged 25, succeeded her father King George VI when he died on February 6, 1952.But it was not until June 2, 1953, when she was 26, that she was crowned.Well-known for his cheeky sense of humour, many say that his best one-liner actually

death of Prince Philip, according to a Buckingham Palace sourceLike the rest of the country, Her Majesty had already been forced into lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, and the death of her husband earlier this year had left some wondering whether we would ever see her resume her public duties.But according to the palace source, the Queen, 95, who has always set great store in carrying out her royal duties, has a "strong desire" to boost her workload as the country continues its slow return to normal.The source told the Daily Telegraph: “There is a strong desire from Her Majesty to get back out and about.”Even during the pandemic, when the monarch’s movements were restricted, the Queen remained active.

"He will be remembered as the longest reigning consort to the Monarch, a decorated serviceman, a Prince and a Duke.

It has been over a month since Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh's demise but the late royal made it to Twitter trends in India after several netizens bombarded the micro-blogging site. Turns out, King’s College London was forced to apologise after an email bulletin featuring a picture of Prince Philip upset the staffers.

Piers Morgan, 56, has made another attack against “woke culture” as he fumed over recent news.The outspoken broadcaster was left annoyed after a librarian had to apologise for sharing a photo of the Duke of Edinburgh.The King’s College London employee reportedly had to say sorry for using the picture after Prince Philip’s “history of racist and sexist comments”.Reacting to the news, the former Good Morning Britain presenter fumed that it was “insanity”.He penned in view of his 7.9 million followers: “This is where woke culture is taking us...

Prince Philip being met with outrage because of his “racist and sexist comments”.King’s College London sent out an email bulletin in tribute to Prince Philip after the Duke died in April this year.The email showed a photo of Prince Philip opening the university's own Maughan Library back in 2002.Professor Evelyn Welch, the university’s interim principal, also issued a public statement on April 9 praising the Duke.The statement read: “As we mourn the loss of HRH The Prince Philip, we reflect on a long and valued relationship”.Welch said: “Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, had a long and valued association with King’s, dating back to 1955 when he became a Life Governor of King’s College London.

Prince Harry reportedly found out his grandfather Prince Philip died just one hour before the news was broken to the British public.The Duke of Edinburgh passed away at Windsor Castle on 9 April, while his grandson Harry and pregnant wife Meghan Markle were asleep in California, USA. Officials at the US Embassy made several attempts to contact Harry while he was sound asleep at 3am, it's been claimed.

It was in the wee hours of the morning of April 9, when Prince Harry was quite literally woken up to be informed about his beloved grandfather Prince Philip's death at the age of 99. Harry, along with his pregnant wife Meghan Markle and their son Archie, 2, are currently residing in Montecito, Santa Barbara in Los Angeles, which is 8 time zones behind Windsor Castle in London.According to TMZ, law enforcement sources disclosed how Harry was made aware of the family tragedy.

Prince Harry reportedly found out Prince Philip had died just 60 minutes before the news was broken to the British public.The Duke of Edinburgh passed away aged 99 at Windsor Castle on the morning of April 9 while Harry and Meghan Markle were asleep in California.Officials at the US Embassy made several attempts to contact Harry when he was asleep at around 3am, after the Duke of Edinburgh passed away, it is claimed. Police were reportedly dispatched to Prince Harry's home to make sure he did not find out about Prince Philip's death on the news due to the time difference.Buckingham Palace released an official statement at midday in the UK – 4am in Los Angeles.

The Santa Barbara County Sherriff's Office assisted Buckingham Palace in getting in touch with Prince Harry to deliver him the news that his grandfather, Prince Philip, died. It appears when the Duke of Edinburgh passed away at age 99 on April 9, Buckingham Palace had difficulty getting in touch with the Duke of Sussex, who lives in Santa Barbara County with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their son, Archie, 2, Fox News has learned.

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The royal family is still feeling the repercussions of Prince Philip’s death.

Police were called to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Montecito home after the US Embassy were unable to get hold of him to tell him his grandfather Prince Philip had died. Prince Philip sadly died at the age of 99 in April, with 36 year old Harry returning to the UK to attend his funeral.