The Simpsons has been host to
hundreds of guest stars. As with any long-running popular weekly
series, it has featured many vastly celebrated figures of the
acting world. The show has also been home to the fairly recurrent
instance of public figure cameos. Besides the obvious onslaught of
acting talent that has been involved with the program over its
29-season run, The Simpsons has had guest…
“My hope is that Global Fashion Agenda
continues to serve as the platform for accelerating the necessary
change and that Copenhagen Fashion Summit will continue to be the
global platform for bringing forward the industry’s commitment to
change,” said Crown…
Happy birthday to Princess Benedikte of Denmark - take a look at her extraordinary life so far
29th April 2018
Her Royal Highness Benedikte Astrid
Ingeborg Ingrid, Princess of Denmark, was born on 29 April 1944 at
Frederik VIII’s Palace, in the Amalienborg Complex, Copenhagen.
Having been born during World War II, Denmark was in the middle of
Nazi occupation, which made…
Watercolour paintings by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark on Greenland stamps
25th April 2018
One fact that is perhaps not as
well-known to the vast majority of the world regarding the
leadership of Denmark is the not-so-hidden talents of its leading
monarch. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark was born in April of 1940
during World War II. By the time she assumed the throne of Denmark
from her father King Frederick IX in 1972, times were
changing. Her position as ruler of the country was one…
It wasn’t that long ago that Prince
Henrik died from a pulmonary infection on 13 February, leaving
Queen Margrethe of Denmark a widow. For a couple who had been
married for fifty years, it was clear there was still a spark
between the two. When they met in the spring…
To celebrate Crown Prince Frederik of
Denmark’s milestone birthday of 50 years, the country of Denmark
will be hosting a nationally recognised running event which will
take place on 21 May 2018. This comes just nearly a week shy of
Crown Prince Frederik’s…
In the magnificent twelfth-century Gothic
cathedral church of Roskilde on the island of Zealand, thirty-nine
Kings and Queens of Denmark are buried. One Danish queen, however,
is missing – and by no mere accident or fluke of history. Members
of the Royal House of Denmark that she knew, such as her formidable
stepmother-in-law, Queen Juliana Marie, are at Roskilde, as is, of
course, her one-time…
His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of
Denmark, the husband of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, has been
diagnosed with dementia, the Danish Royal Court announced. A series
of examinations have been conducted during the late summer, and a
team of specialists from the…
Danish Royal Court announces Prince Henrik does not wish be buried in Roskilde Cathedral with his wife
3rd August 2017
The Danish Royal Court announced today
that Prince Henrik, the husband of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark,
does not wish to be buried in Roskilde Cathedral, the traditional
burial site of the Kings and Queens of Denmark. This also means
that a joint sarcophagus, which has…
The Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik
Foundation has teamed with the Crown Prince Frederik and Crown
Princess Mary Foundation to donate 750,000 Danish kroner to support
the world’s hungry children. The considerable donation was revealed
as part of a televised fundraising event in Denmark on Saturday, 4
February – the eleventh annual Denmark Collection 2017 DR Saturday
Night. The event was the…
