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It's not going to be a small wedding. When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tie the knot at Windsor Castle on May 19, they are going to be celebrating in style, and luckily for them, Kensington Palace is picking up the tab.

Bridezilla: A day that’s supposed to celebrate love and commitment between two people can easily become a living hell for everyone involved.

You could call her a baker, but she's more of an artist with an emphasis on edible masterpieces.

If I was to suggest several must haves for Father’s Day, I would recommend some items that are esoteric, yet attainable on the national market.

Popular culture has become overrun by celebrity culture. Being seen is more valued than being cool or interesting or even attractive in most cases.

What happened to manners? Where’d they go? People scream at each other from their cars and try to run each other over.

One of the coolest things about Apple is the company's attention to detail, which they demonstrate with their awesome and hard to spot Easter eggs.

If you know where to look, you can still locate the inception of Daily High Club on the internet.

She's still Meghan Markle, at least until May 19, when she weds Prince Harry and gets to inherit a nice royal title (likely Duchess of Sussex). And right now, she would like you to know about something which has fed...

You'd think that Kensington Palace wouldn't have time to worry over things that don't directly relate to the royal wedding, but you'd be wrong. According to Menhaj Huda, director of the upcoming Lifetime movie Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance,...