A curator of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s “Cartier” exhibition explains how the jeweler’s “elegance” and “discretion” led ...

The V&A’s new exhibition reveals how royal patronage turned a Parisian jeweller into a symbol of British luxury ...

Ahead of a major new exhibition at the V&A, Cartier’s ties with the British royal family remain an important facet of its ...

Cartier has been called the King of jewellery, but it is very much the jeweller of kings, queens, empresses, maharajahs, ...

The exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum features objects from Queen Elizabeth II, Grace Kelly, Jackie Kennedy, Elizabeth Taylor, Wallis Simpson, Barbara Hutton, Daisy Fellowes and Tyler, the ...

The firm of Forsyth, Carney, Powell and Pressburger likely provided some valuable pro bono counsel to the makers of “The Ballad of Wallis Island,” a nicely spooned dose of whimsy that goes ...

Connie Britton saw David Windsor at a mutual friend’s 50th birthday party in November 2019 — and the rest is history. “I walked into his party and I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, I don’t know ...

Later, we'll find out exactly where those mysterious jewels came from. -The clue lies in the tin trunk they arrived in. -Also coming up -- the Windsor crime that put Princess Anne in the dock ...

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "THE ONE AND ONLY HERB MCGWYER PLAYS WALLIS ISLAND") TOM BASDEN: (As Herb McGwyer) This doesn't make sense. Where will the - where will people be? You said there'd be a hundred.

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "THE ONE AND ONLY HERB MCGWYER PLAYS WALLIS ISLAND") TOM BASDEN: (As Herb McGwyer) This doesn't make sense. Where will the - where will people be? You said there'd be a hundred.

Yet one of many charms of “The Ballad of Wallis Island” is that it has no intentions of timeliness. It has nothing to do with “now,” which, in a way, might make it all the better suited to ...