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Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story." Insider has rounded up callbacks to "Bridgerton" and Easter eggs you may have missed. The series also features the first-ever cameo by "Bridgerton" author Julia Quinn. In the opening scene, the flowers outside Charlotte's residence represent the Mecklenburg-Strelitz family's coat of arms. The front lawn has a garden arrangement of the Mecklenburg-Strelitz's coat of arms. Netflix "

Arsenal are World Cup kings! Gunners boast more winners than any other English team after Germany beat Argentina in Brazil Arsenal now have six World Cup winners, overtaking West Ham and Man United, who have threeMesut Ozil, Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker lifted the trophy at the Maracana Cesc Fabregas (2010), Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit (both 1998) are Arsenal's other winnersJuventus have the most  winners with 22, Bayern Munich have 21Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid have just nine eachSerie A leads the way with 90 winners, followed by the Bundesliga with 64The Premier League has just 24 winners, behind the Brazilian, Argentinian and Uruguayan leaguesBy Gerard Brand for MailOnline Published: 06:23 EST, 14 July 2014 | Updated: 18:16 EST, 14 July 2014 e-mail 2.

Floyd Mayweather never holds back when it comes to lavishing money on his children. The other day, his eldest daughter, Iyanna Mayweather turned 23 years old and they went to Miami Beach, Florida to celebrate her birthday. This comes after the recent spate of controversies looming around about Mayweather’s “fake” pay-per-view numbers, and him being allegedly broke. Well, by the looks of Yaya’s Instagram Stories, Mayweather’s billionaire status seemed quite accurate.

A stepfather who murdered his stepson called 911 and claimed the boy had suffered a seizure, according to authorities. Michael Mercado, 25, was looking after two-year-old Dionicio Mendoza alone at their home in Irving, Texas on Wednesday afternoon when he called 911 to say the boy was ill. When emergency services arrived, Dionicio, who had no history of health issues, had obvious signs of trauma, including bruises and injuries over his body and internal injuries, police told FoxDFW.

Bud Shrake started working at the Fort Worth Press in 1951, when newspapers ruled — especially in what is called the sports world. The Press has long since gone, unmourned. Ah, but when Shrake worked there, he and his sports-page pals, like Dan Jenkins, imagined they were the last live remnants of The Front Page, the Hecht-MacArthur play that celebrated manic newspaper life. They were in Fort Worth, Texas, but they called them their "

Rubi Rose found herself in hot water on Monday night as fans questioned her tweet about Ramadan. In a few days, Muslims across the world will observe Ramadan, a month designed for spiritual reflection and devotion through prayer, fasting from dawn to sunset, community, and abstaining from anything considered impure for the body, mind, and soul. As Muslims in the U.S. prepare for the Holy Month to begin on March 22nd and end on April 20th, Rubi Rose tweeted, “Ready For Ramadan.

MLS.com "Riverdale" star Lili Reinhart is barely old enough to buy a beer ... but already she's living like a Spanish queen -- just take a look at the 23-year-old's new crib. Lili -- best known for playing Betty Cooper on the hit CW show -- just dropped a cool $2,715,000 for a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom house in the San Fernando Valley. The 4,170-square-foot house is a true, Spanish-inspired estate that offers picturesque views.

TV Sophia Bush talks about her experience on 'One Tree Hill.' Find out why she said she fought back over the writing of her character, Brooke Davis Baker. Published on January 22, 2020 2 min read Sophia Bush played Brooke Davis Baker on One Tree Hill for years. Multiple actresses later came forward about having terrible experiences while working on the show. Thankfully Bush has moved on to working on other TV shows including This Is Us and Chicago P.

In the early decades of the 20th century, the Broadway musical was in its adolescence. There were two kinds of shows in those days. You had the musical comedies, giddy, glittering entertainments with jazz scores by songwriters like George and Ira Gershwin. And then there were the operettas, set in grand faraway places with lush scenery and serious music by composers like Sigmund Romberg. Then in 1927, a show by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein opened.