It isn’t easy being Queen.
Would the term “Anglophile” be a grotesque understatement in describing your devotion to all things British?
Paging Indiana Jones: a British farmer’s 15-year quest to find a squadron of legendary fighter planes buried in a far-off land has finally paid off
Friday’s links look back at the days of jump rope, children’s books and Myspace.
Rebekah Brooks, the former CEO of Rupert Murdoch’s News International, was arrested Tuesday as part of a Scotland Yard investigation into phone hacking.
From excessive Photoshop to promoting “socially irresponsible” behavior, Britain’s Advertising Standards Authority has the power to veto any ad that it deems to be in violation of their strict rules. Take a look at eight advertisements that have been recently banned by the organization.
Some are criticizing the decision to punish Goodwin for comparatively minor offenses. With these relaxed rules, knights who make bad movies may be next.
The annual cross-country endurance race features flames, freezing temperatures, and obstacles of all kinds. A photographic look at the struggles of this year’s competitors in the brutally demanding fundraising event.
A British couple raised their child as “gender neutral” to avoid stereotypes. Why are people so upset about it?
Law settled with Rupert Murdoch’s News International on Thursday, saying repeated phone hacking had made him “distrustful of people close to me.”
