This spring, the Queen Mary isn’t just a historic ocean liner—it’s the setting for one of the most elegant and immersive music events of the year. Hosted by Sound Pressure Labs, the True SPL Immersive ...

The Princess Royal has visited Glasgow to see the ongoing restoration of a historic Clyde steamer whose passengers once ...

The CDC also notes that “outbreaks are found and reported more quickly on a cruise ship than on land,” thanks to reporting ...

Latrobe City Council, in Victoria's Gippsland region, hopes the trip will encourage Queen Mary of Denmark to make a reciprocal visit. Also on the mayor's itinerary is a visit to Manchester to ...

You’ll study at Queen Mary University of London's Institute of Dentistry, alongside trainee dentists. Through laboratory, clinical and classroom teaching, you’ll develop the necessary knowledge, ...

A coronation designed for Kings, presented some problems for the first Queen. Mary had a very difficult line to tread as the first queen; she had to blur the genders, but what she did set the ...

Cunard's Queen Anne cruise ship heightened its security while navigating piracy-prone waters. Passengers were told to avoid the deck overnight, draw their curtains, and turn off their lights.

On the second day of the visit, The King and Queen visited Limavady and met members of the local community in Market Street, regarded as the ‘throbbing heart’ of the area. The King and Queen visited a ...

Mary was unable to attend the Heart Association's awards ceremony at the Hotel d'Angleterre in Copenhagen on Wednesday after coming down with an unknown sickness. The 53-year-old Danish Queen was ...

Back to work! Queen Mary of Denmark has resumed engagements after falling ill last week. The royal, 53, was all smiles as she stepped out on Monday, March 17, to participate in the School Force ...

In Madrid today, the Queen accented a simple striped suit with a classic Royal piece: the pussy-bow blouse. Consider it head of the conference table style done by an actual head of state.

Today, Chinese ships outnumber those of the U.S. Navy 400 to 295. If the United States’ shipbuilding pace remains unchanged, this so-called ship gap will only continue to grow. Of course, raw numbers ...