Prince Andrew’s credibility faces renewed scrutiny after the Mail on Sunday revealed a February 28, 2011 email in which he told Jeffrey Epstein, “we are in this together.” The message was sent a day after the newspaper published the now-infamous photograph of the Duke with 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre. Reports across the British press note that the exchange flatly contradicts Andrew’s 2019 Newsnight interview, where he insisted he ended contact with Epstein in December 2010.

Prince William’s emotional display for World Mental Health Day drew headlines across British media. The short film showed him listening to a grieving mother speak about loss, visibly moved as cameras captured his reaction. The coverage framed the meeting as a moment of raw empathy, marking a new chapter for the future king. Yet this encounter was not new. The woman featured, Rhian Mannings MBE, had already shared her story with William eight years earlier in a BBC documentary for his own Heads Together campaign.

When Meghan Sussex appeared at Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris, the fashion world lit up. The Duchess arrived in custom black Armani suits, polished and poised, sitting front row for Pierpaolo Piccioli’s debut as creative director. Within hours, gossip outlets were claiming she had been paid seven figures to attend. Headlines multiplied. By the next morning, an unverified claim had become digital “

A Cleveland mother is pleading for justice after her five-year-old daughter was allegedly beaten and sexually assaulted by a group of boys aged between eight and ten. The incident, which took place on September 13, has drawn national attention and widespread outrage online. Many are questioning how such a violent act could go unpunished. Antavia Kennibrew said a group of boys lured her daughter A’marie from a relative’s home before attacking her in a nearby field.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and pop star Katy Perry may have confirmed months of speculation after being photographed kissing on the singer’s yacht off Santa Barbara. The images, published this weekend, show the pair embracing during Perry’s break from her Lifetimes world tour. The photos end months of uncertainty about the pair’s relationship, which began attracting attention after their dinner at Montreal’s Le Violon restaurant in July.

Prince William’s image has undergone another transformation. His recent appearances show a man suddenly more emotional, more reflective, and more willing to tear up for the cameras. His televised moment for World Mental Health Day made front-page news, though the timing raised eyebrows. Just two weeks earlier, Prince Harry had been filmed holding back tears at a war memorial in Kyiv.

Sheila Atim has officially been unveiled as Akasha, the immortal queen at the heart of AMC’s The Vampire Lestat. The announcement at New York Comic Con sent fans into rapture. A promotional portrait of Atim in regal black and gold confirmed her as the successor to one of cinema’s most iconic supernatural roles. Akasha, first introduced in Anne Rice’s The Queen of the Damned (1988), is the original vampire — a figure of divine power, sensuality, and destruction.

Now we know that the Waleses appear comfortable aligning with MAGA-flavored press rhetoric, but this is a new low from their sycophantic press mouthpieces. The meltdown over Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex, being named Humanitarians of the Year by Project Healthy Minds, has exposed how warped the British media has become. It also shows how the Waleses copy and model their outreach on the financially independent Sussexes, all while drawing taxpayer money for a fraction of the work.

Now this is what celebration looks like. The Ebony Power 100 Gala returns for its 80th anniversary on November 4, bringing together a lineup that reaffirms the brand’s legacy of celebrating Black excellence. Among the anticipated highlights, Teyana Taylor will be honored as Entertainer of the Year, while Love Island USA’s Olandria Carthen will receive the fan-voted People’s Choice Award. Both women represent artistry, resilience, and the generational influence shaping culture today.

Prince Harry’s lawsuit against the Daily Mail’s publisher has entered a sharper phase after a key High Court ruling. On October 10, 2025, Mr Justice Nicklin, the judge overseeing the Media and Communications list, narrowed the scope of evidence allowed in the privacy action brought by the Duke of Sussex and six other public figures. The decision removes sweeping allegations about the newspaper group’s culture and demands that each claimant prove specific wrongdoing by named journalists or investigators.

In Oslo on Friday morning, the Norwegian Nobel Committee named Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado as the winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, hailing her as a “brave and committed champion of peace” who has kept “the flame of democracy burning amid a growing darkness.” The award, decided after a year-long deliberation among 338 nominees, places the exiled politician at the centre of a global conversation about courage, legitimacy and the fragile state of democracy.

On Thursday, Kate Middleton visited Home-Start Oxford to discuss what she called an “epidemic of disconnection,” a crisis she attributes to smartphones and digital distractions fragmenting family life. The remarks, which coincide with her co-authored essay alongside Harvard professor Robert Waldinger, repeat familiar royal themes: duty, family, and the moral perils of modern life. Her words, “Our undivided attention is the most precious gift we can give another person”, are undeniably true.

When Turning Point USA announced plans for an “All American Super Bowl Halftime Show,” it did not read as patriotism. It read as panic. The conservative youth organisation, founded by Charlie Kirk, unveiled its counter-event to protest Bad Bunny headlining the 2026 Super Bowl in California. The show’s online poll asked users to choose their preferred genres, “Americana…

At the Project Healthy Minds’ 3rd Annual Gala for World Mental Health Day in New York, Prince Harry, 41, and Meghan Sussex, 44, were named Humanitarians of the Year for their work on digital safety and mental health. The recognition reflected years of advocacy through their Archewell Foundation, where both have focused on protecting children and supporting parents in a fast-changing online world.

Meghan Sussex, will take her place among an elite circle of global heavyweights at this year’s Fortune Most Powerful Women summit, scheduled for October 13 to 15 in Washington, D.C. Listed as the founder of her lifestyle brand As Ever, her appearance brings a dose of entrepreneurial focus to a gathering already stacked with influence. Joining her on the speaker roster is Selena Gomez, the actress-turned-founder of Rare Beauty, whose rise as a businesswoman and mental health advocate continues to resonate with a younger, highly engaged audience.

Prince Harry appeared at a Movember Institute event in New York to help launch The Real Face of Men’s Health: USA, a report exposing the silent epidemic of men’s mortality in America. With data, narratives, and frank dialogue, the evening aimed to cast light on how societal pressure, isolation, and untreated illness combine to shorten lives. The Duke’s past work in veteran advocacy and mental health gave the message added weight.

The next Assassin’s Creed game was supposed to be different. Instead of rooftop chases in Florence or hidden blades in Viking raids, Ubisoft’s top franchise nearly shifted to post-Civil War America. The lead character would have been a Black man, formerly enslaved, navigating the uneasy peace of Reconstruction while confronting the rise of the Ku Klux Klan. That project, codenamed Project Scarlet, no longer exists.

King Charles and Prince William are now taking part in the very kind of global streaming ventures that once made Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex targets of national outrage. Their recent collaborations with global streaming platforms have reignited questions about consistency within the royal household and its press allies. King Charles Finds 'Harmony' on Prime Video The King’s upcoming documentary…

House Speaker Mike Johnson has reignited a culture war that few asked for, calling the NFL’s decision to select Bad Bunny as the 2026 Super Bowl halftime performer “a terrible decision.” His remarks have drawn swift and widespread criticism, positioning him on the losing side of a generational divide that continues to define American politics. Speaking to reporters on October 7, Johnson claimed the Puerto Rican artist, a global superstar with more than 100 Hot 100 chart entries and over 111 million albums sold, was unsuitable for “

The claim that Chad has severed ties with “Prince Harry’s wildlife charity” is inaccurate. African Parks is not his personal organisation. It operates across twelve countries with independent boards, each responsible for management and local partnerships. Prince Harry serves as a non-executive board member among many others. He does not currently lead operations or determine policy. Yet British outlets, including Sky News, presented the development as a personal failure.

Ayo Edebiri’s rise shows no sign of slowing. The Emmy-winning actress is now Chanel’s newest brand ambassador. It marks her first partnership under creative director Matthieu Blazy, who unveiled his debut collection in Paris this week. The appointment confirms Edebiri’s rise as both an artist and fashion figure and shows Chanel’s intent to redefine sophistication for a new generation. A Fresh Direction for Chanel…

Britain’s former head of counterterrorism, Neil Basu, has said Prince Harry should be on the state-protected list. He described his exclusion as a mistake that leaves the Duke of Sussex exposed to unnecessary danger. Speaking candidly about his time on the Royal and VIP Executive Committee, known as RAVEC, Basu explained that Harry once ranked among the highest-risk individuals in the royal hierarchy.

Netflix’s Famous Last Words opens with an episode that feels more memorial than television. Released on October 3, two days after Dr Jane Goodall’s death at age 91, the posthumous interview captures the pioneering primatologist in reflective form, candid, witty, and still urgent about the planet’s future. The series’ premise is stark: each episode airs only after its subject has died.

Prince William will attend the 2025 Earthshot Prize ceremony in Rio de Janeiro next month without his wife. Kate Middleton has again chosen to remain in Windsor while the Prince of Wales pursues his environmental awards project abroad. Her absence marks the third consecutive year she has missed Earthshot, following no-shows in Singapore (2023) and South Africa (2024). William’s Solo Stage in Rio…

Daniel Martin has revealed how he created Meghan Sussex’s luminous look for the Balenciaga show in Paris, and beauty fans can’t stop talking about it. The Duchess’s trusted makeup artist said he was “overwhelmed” by the reaction, thanking followers for what he called an “outpouring of love.” Meghan’s sleek white Balenciaga ensemble and radiant skin made her one of the most photographed figures of the night.