Royal News BlogThe Sex Pistols, a ’70s British punk band, were infamous for their anti-monarchy song God Save the Queen, but now singer John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) reportedly "would like to make a documentary showing the 'good side' of the royal family."
Above: Johnny Rotten performing with The Sex Pistols in 1976. (Photo by Graham Wood/Evening Standard/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
Queen Beatrix Decides to Call Elections
Monarch, PM meet over future of Dutch govt
They Don’t Want a Republic
Royalist protest paralyses Nepal capital
“It’s Only Just the Beginning”
Japanese crown prince Naruhito turns 50
Prince Harry Deemed Less Newsworthy
Five of the royal family demoted as BBC changes its protocol on broadcast death list
“The Main Thing Was Looking Good”
Winter Olympics 2010: Royal command performance from oldest swinger in town
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Singer Susan Boyle was reportedly mistaken recently for Queen Elizabeth II. What do you think: Do they look alike?
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(Photos from PicApp)
Damaged Delaroche work on show in London
You can see photos of the painting “Charles I Insulted by Cromwell’s Soldiers” and learn more about its history here. Visit Wikimedia Commons for other royal-themed art works by Paul Delaroche.
Above: “Marie-Antoinette au Tribunal révolutionnaire” engraving by Alphonse François (1814-1888) after Paul Delaroche. Source: Wikimedia Commons
China calls on US to ‘undo damage done’ by Dalai Lama meet
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(Official White House photo; copyright info here.)
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