Inside History on Instagram: "On June 13, 1981, during the Trooping the Colour parade in London, Queen Elizabeth II was riding her horse Burmese when a 17-year-old named Marcus Sarjeant fired six blank shots at her. Despite the sudden noise and panic, the Queen stayed remarkably calm. Though Burmese was startled, she quickly brought the horse under control—riding sidesaddle the entire time—and continued the procession without interruption. Her composure under pressure became one of the most icon

All About History on Instagram: "In 1955, when Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother was 54 and Prince Charles was just six, their relationship was one of deep affection and warmth. With Queen Elizabeth II often occupied by her royal duties, the Queen Mother became a constant presence in Charles's life, offering him comfort and love. She adored her grandson's gentle and thoughtful nature, often spending time with him at Clarence House or Balmoral, reading stories and taking walks in the gardens. Thei

☁️ on Instagram: "Elizabeth Taylor & Paul Newman in ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ (1958) ❤️ MGM originally had other stars in mind: Dore Schary hoped for Grace Kelly, but she retired after marrying the Prince of Monaco. Lana Turner was also considered before the role of Maggie finally went to Elizabeth. Tragedy struck during filming: Elizabeth had planned to fly with her husband, producer Mike Todd, to New York, but canceled at the last moment. The plane crashed, killing everyone on board, including T

Entertainment and Humour on Instagram: "The comedic gem from The Graham Norton Show featuring Elizabeth Olsen and Mark Ruffalo often stems from their shared appearance alongside Jeremy Renner to promote Avengers: Age of Ultron. The most memorable exchange centers on an audience member’s unique talent: a remarkably flexible tongue. As Graham Norton presents a video of the woman demonstrating her so-called “tsunami tongue,” the actors’ reactions are priceless. Mark Ruffalo, who is generally more r