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Prince Harry’s niece and nephew will no doubt take part in the ceremony; generations of royals before them have done the sa

Stormy Daniels’s lawyer joins this week’s V.F. Hive on Cheddar to outline his next move against Donald Trump and explain why Cohen will “roll on the president” as soon as he gets the chance.

The event marks the first major engagement on behalf of the royal family.

Let’s take a look at the royal-wedding guests of yore—from politicians to British celebrities to fellow royals—as we bide our time for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s big wedding guest reveal on May 19.

The former New Jersey governor always manages to top himself.

It took a while for there to be three women on the Supreme Court, but we got there eventually.

The question being asked is not whether Trump or Cohen committed any crimes, but whether Cohen will flip on his boss when prosecutors turn up the heat.

The Today show personality wrote a letter to her late grandmother Barbara Bush, thanking her for her influence.

Though the throne has been his since the moment he was born, the position as Head of the Commonwealth was up for debate . . . until today.

Days after an engagement party that looked for a while there like a whole secret wedding.

The streaming platform reportedly considered buying up movie theaters in order to work around the film industry’s strict awards-season rules.

The Oscar nominee’s next trick? An adaptation of Chekhov’s classic play, co-starring Annette Bening and Elisabeth Moss.

This isn't about the dicks. This is about justice for a perfect parody.

A NAFTA deal could be forthcoming—if our neighbors can cope with the crazy in the White House.

The DJ, perfume czar, and socialite is a cautionary tale and moral center in a new documentary, The American Meme.

Markle makes her final appearance on USA’s *Suits* next week.

Facebook is putting up a covert fight against new privacy rules.

Comedians saw Radner on Saturday Night Live “and said, ‘I want to do that. And it’s possible because I see her doing that,’” an emotional Tina Fey told a sold-out audience ahead of the Love, Gilda documentary premiere.

“You can’t just throw together a bunch of scary buzzwords and out-of-context clips to support an outrageous conclusion. . .but do you know who does that all the time? Sean Hannity.”

And promise to prioritize the issue once they start full-time charitable work after their wedding next month.

Lucrecia Martel’s Paraguay-set drama finds pathos and grim humor in colonial South America.

The former First Lady wasn’t a fan of The Simpsons—“the dumbest thing I've ever seen”—until Marge Simpson herself wrote Bush a letter.

The Late Show host challenged the actress, activist, and New York gubernatorial candidate to explain why celebrities in office aren’t always a bad idea.

Can anyone take Sir Anthony Hopkins’s place?

The actress addresses the backlash to the *I Feel Pretty* trailer, shares why she feels social media can be a menace, and explains why she felt strange starring in her recent Broadway show.