Kensington Palace confirmed it on June 16: Prince George will start at Eton College this September. He turns 13 in July, he is finishing up at Lambrook, and now he is off to the school his father attended and, by most accounts, genuinely enjoyed. After months of speculation about whether he would follow his mother to Marlborough or land somewhere co-educational, the answer turned out … Continue reading Good for Prince George: A Future King Gets to Go to the School His Father Loved

You told yourself one episode. It’s now some indefensible hour of the morning, Jonasi has acquired another secret, and you are emotionally invested in the financial collapse of a fictional CEO. You are not alone. Netflix dropped all 22 episodes of The Polygamist on June 12, and the timeline has been a collective casualty ever since. People are reporting wrecked sleep schedules, ruined cleaning plans, … Continue reading The Polygamist Has Your Nervous System in a Chokehold. That’s the Point.

Prince Andrew’s arrest marks a significant constitutional moment, challenging the Royal Family’s longstanding assumption of immunity from accountability. His questioning and the Palace’s response highlight a shift towards institutional transparency in Britain. This incident tests royal privilege against public scrutiny and ultimately reshapes the monarchy’s relationship with the justice system. Continue reading The Arrest That Changed the Monarchy

On February 13, 2026, the British monarchy faced two emerging scandals involving Prince Andrew’s Epstein connections and a donor linked to torture videos. Concurrently, a biography promoting Prince William’s moral superiority was released, framing him as proactive against these issues. This orchestrated narrative aims to manage public perception amid growing scrutiny. Continue reading Part One: The Four-Piece Sterilization of William

Newly released emails reveal that Prince Andrew attempted to facilitate a meeting between Jeffrey Epstein and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in late 2010. Epstein sought to pitch himself as a money manager for Gaddafi, but travel records indicate the meeting likely never occurred. Andrew was at that time the UK’s Special Representative for International Trade. Continue reading Prince Andrew Emailed “Libya Fixed” After Arranging Epstein Introduction to Gaddafi, New Files Show