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Kate's dress:
And the sleeveless version on Kim Kardashian and British X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos:
Article (and larger photos):
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...scarlet-Diamond-Jubilee-dress-stole-show.html
And the sleeveless version on Kim Kardashian and British X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos:
Article (and larger photos):
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...scarlet-Diamond-Jubilee-dress-stole-show.html
kxk
SAPIOSEXUAL
When she stepped out, oh my she looked divine - looked much better on TV.
And as regards those other slappers in versions - doesn't even remotely resemble how elegant the Duchess wore hers, doesn't even look like the same dress.
Looks so much better with sleeves and longer, and the hat is gorgeous - from a milliner that is the oldes in the UK
And as regards those other slappers in versions - doesn't even remotely resemble how elegant the Duchess wore hers, doesn't even look like the same dress.
Looks so much better with sleeves and longer, and the hat is gorgeous - from a milliner that is the oldes in the UK
Medusa
Turns People to Stone
eliza
Active Member
Medusa
Turns People to Stone
Robbie Williams: Mack the Knife, Let Me Entertain You
Cliff Richard: Medley
Annie Lennox: There Must Be An Angel
Elton John: I'm Still Standing, Your Song, Crocodile Rock
Gary Barlow & Cheryl Cole: Need You Now
JLS: Everybody In Love, She Makes Me Wanna
Madness: Our House
Ed Sheeran: A Team
Kylie Minogue with Flawless: Medley
Gareth Malone & The Military Wives: The National Anthem
Gary Barlow, Andrew Lloyd Webber, African Children's Choir,Gurrumul, Slum Drummers, Gareth Malone & The Military Wives: Sing
Jessie J: Domino
Will.I.Am & Jessie J: I Gotta Feeling
Shirley Bassey: Diamonds Are Forever
Grace Jones: Slave To The Rhythm
Stevie Wonder: Three songs TBC
Paul McCartney: Live and Let Die plus two more songs TBC
Tom Jones: Delilah, Mama Told Me Not To Come
Jools Holland & Ruby Turner: You Are So Beautiful
Alfie Boe: O Sole Mio
Renee Fleming: Un Bel Di Vedremo
Alfie Boe & Renee Fleming: Somewhere
Lang Lang: Hungarian Rhapsody No6/Rhapsody in Blue
The Overtones
Presented by Lenny Henry, Lee Mack, Peter Kay and Miranda Hart
Cliff Richard: Medley
Annie Lennox: There Must Be An Angel
Elton John: I'm Still Standing, Your Song, Crocodile Rock
Gary Barlow & Cheryl Cole: Need You Now
JLS: Everybody In Love, She Makes Me Wanna
Madness: Our House
Ed Sheeran: A Team
Kylie Minogue with Flawless: Medley
Gareth Malone & The Military Wives: The National Anthem
Gary Barlow, Andrew Lloyd Webber, African Children's Choir,Gurrumul, Slum Drummers, Gareth Malone & The Military Wives: Sing
Jessie J: Domino
Will.I.Am & Jessie J: I Gotta Feeling
Shirley Bassey: Diamonds Are Forever
Grace Jones: Slave To The Rhythm
Stevie Wonder: Three songs TBC
Paul McCartney: Live and Let Die plus two more songs TBC
Tom Jones: Delilah, Mama Told Me Not To Come
Jools Holland & Ruby Turner: You Are So Beautiful
Alfie Boe: O Sole Mio
Renee Fleming: Un Bel Di Vedremo
Alfie Boe & Renee Fleming: Somewhere
Lang Lang: Hungarian Rhapsody No6/Rhapsody in Blue
The Overtones
Presented by Lenny Henry, Lee Mack, Peter Kay and Miranda Hart
And on that topic here ITV already have a documentary in the can for the event:I am going out on a limb here....but after the Olympics, I think the Duchess will announce she is pregnant
https://nweg.org.uk/mobile/search_results_cv.asp?edid=81
Andy...what are you doing?
Not familiar with skyrim, eh ?
Anyhoo, here is the next frame from the clip. As you can see, he was about to cast some icy destruction to help maintain the particular nipple hardening weather of the day.
Motivation ?
Well, which boat was he on ?
regarDS
eliza
Active Member
lol I knew TV channels had obit docos in the ready so I guess it makes sense.
I want to know if Medusa has some special pregnancy detector powers
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wynter
Guest
Prince Philip hospitalised with bladder infection and will miss the rest of Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
PRINCE Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's 90-year-old husband, was hospitalised today with a bladder infection and will miss the rest of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations, Buckingham Palace said.
The new health scare comes less than six months after the outspoken royal suffered chest pains during the Christmas break and had to undergo a medical procedure to treat a blocked coronary artery.
"The Duke of Edinburgh was taken to King Edward VII Hospital in London this afternoon, from Windsor Castle, as a precautionary measure after developing a bladder infection, which is being accessed and treated," the palace said in a statement.
"Prince Philip will remain in hospital under observation for a few days. He is, understandably, disappointed about missing this evening's Diamond Jubilee Concert and tomorrow's engagements."
The Queen, 86, is due to light the last of 4,200 beacons across the world at a star-studded concert in front of Buckingham Palace on Monday featuring Elton John, Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Shirley Bassey and Stevie Wonder.
The Duke, the longest serving royal consort in British history, appeared in good health on Sunday as he travelled on the royal barge in chilly conditions during a 1,000-boat river pageant for the jubilee.
The former Royal Navy commander was seen saluting to passing boats, smiling and waving during the pageant.
He was also in animated form at the Epsom Derby races on Saturday, waving his top hat at the crowds as the royals arrived and pointing things out from the royal balcony to his grand-daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.
On December 23, Philip was admitted to hospital after complaining of chest pains, and was found to have a blocked coronary artery. He underwent surgery to have a stent fitted before being released on December 27.
It was the most serious health scare to date for Philip. He has been married to the Queen for 64 years and they have four children together, including heir to the throne Prince Charles.
Prince Philip announced on his 90th birthday last year that he was cutting back on his public engagements after years of touring the globe several footsteps behind the British monarch.
He travelled with the Queen to Australia in October 2011 although he pulled out of a visit to Italy just afterwards because he was nursing a cold.
In her Diamond Jubilee address to both houses of parliament in March, the Queen paid homage to her husband in a rare public tribute that was nonetheless humorous and affectionate.
"During these years as your queen, the support of my family has, across the generations, been beyond measure," she told lawmakers.
"Prince Philip is, I believe, well-known for declining compliments of any kind. But throughout he has been a constant strength and guide."
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...lee-celebrations/story-e6freuy9-1226384080070
PRINCE Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's 90-year-old husband, was hospitalised today with a bladder infection and will miss the rest of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations, Buckingham Palace said.
The new health scare comes less than six months after the outspoken royal suffered chest pains during the Christmas break and had to undergo a medical procedure to treat a blocked coronary artery.
"The Duke of Edinburgh was taken to King Edward VII Hospital in London this afternoon, from Windsor Castle, as a precautionary measure after developing a bladder infection, which is being accessed and treated," the palace said in a statement.
"Prince Philip will remain in hospital under observation for a few days. He is, understandably, disappointed about missing this evening's Diamond Jubilee Concert and tomorrow's engagements."
The Queen, 86, is due to light the last of 4,200 beacons across the world at a star-studded concert in front of Buckingham Palace on Monday featuring Elton John, Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Shirley Bassey and Stevie Wonder.
The Duke, the longest serving royal consort in British history, appeared in good health on Sunday as he travelled on the royal barge in chilly conditions during a 1,000-boat river pageant for the jubilee.
The former Royal Navy commander was seen saluting to passing boats, smiling and waving during the pageant.
He was also in animated form at the Epsom Derby races on Saturday, waving his top hat at the crowds as the royals arrived and pointing things out from the royal balcony to his grand-daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.
On December 23, Philip was admitted to hospital after complaining of chest pains, and was found to have a blocked coronary artery. He underwent surgery to have a stent fitted before being released on December 27.
It was the most serious health scare to date for Philip. He has been married to the Queen for 64 years and they have four children together, including heir to the throne Prince Charles.
Prince Philip announced on his 90th birthday last year that he was cutting back on his public engagements after years of touring the globe several footsteps behind the British monarch.
He travelled with the Queen to Australia in October 2011 although he pulled out of a visit to Italy just afterwards because he was nursing a cold.
In her Diamond Jubilee address to both houses of parliament in March, the Queen paid homage to her husband in a rare public tribute that was nonetheless humorous and affectionate.
"During these years as your queen, the support of my family has, across the generations, been beyond measure," she told lawmakers.
"Prince Philip is, I believe, well-known for declining compliments of any kind. But throughout he has been a constant strength and guide."
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...lee-celebrations/story-e6freuy9-1226384080070
Medusa
Turns People to Stone
lol I knew TV channels had obit docos in the ready so I guess it makes sense.
I want to know if Medusa has some special pregnancy detector powers
I was a Midwife