Prince Harry certainly is popular these days. Musician Akon wants to teach him to rap. Daniel Craig — the most recent actor to play James Bond — thinks Harry has “everything it takes” to be the next 007.
Poor Prince William. Doesn’t anyone want to hear his mad rhymes or watch him jump out of an airplane without a parachute? Well, at least people still want to meet him.
A little gossip about Britain’s Prince Harry and his girlfriend, Chelsy Davy.
Happy birthday to Prince Harry, who turned 24 on September 15, and congratulations to him on being so cool.
Ben Barnes, who plays Prince Caspian in the new Chronicles of Narnia movie, reportedly based his character on Britain’s Prince Harry.
2008 UPDATE: The BBC used to offer a video of the full 2007 memorial service for Princess Diana, but the link no longer works outside the UK.
I looked around, and the best video I can find now is the one I’ve embedded below. It’s only 5 minutes long, but it includes Prince William’s reading and Prince Harry’s full (heartfelt and touching) remarks about his mother.
Original post:
Information on TV broadcasts of the August 31 memorial service for Diana, Princess of Wales:
You can watch the memorial service for Princess Diana at the BBC site. For some reason the direct link to the video no longer works, but if you’re in the UK* go here and choose the “Diana’s memory celebrated” video. After that window opens, you will see another link to a video of the full ceremony. It’s about an hour long.
* 2008 Update: The video now seems to work only in the UK. And if it you’re in the UK and it still won’t work, my apologies. It’s the only link I can find to the full service.
Apparently Prince Harry is a character in a trilogy of science fiction books called The Axis of Time:
John Birmingham’s alternative history
Here’s the fictional Prince Harry’s Wikipedia entry:
Colonel HRH Prince Henry Charles Albert David “Harry” Windsor
The books are available at Amazon.
Dear Cinderella,
If I wanted to marry prince Henry what would be the best approach.
Ps ignore E-mail address. You can answer my question at [address and phone number]
I only reply to questions via email, so I can’t answer this question unless I answer it here. And unfortunately, I can’t really answer this question at all. If you want to marry a prince, your best bet is to meet him first, and princes don’t have enough hours in the day to meet all the people who want to marry them.
It is possible for an ordinary person to marry a prince: Crown Princess Mary of Denmark is one example. But she didn’t set out to marry Crown Prince Frederik. In fact, she reportedly didn’t know he was a prince when she met him.
So I guess my advice is: Forget about princes and start taking an interest in the people around you, and maybe you’ll find your prince after all.
