A generic modern fairy tale in ‘The Royal Treatment’ (review ... manner of people is an overriding theme, ... but it’ll go down shockingly easy, give you a minor sugar high ...

Op-Ed: A royal wedding that reboots the fairy tale that anyone can be a princess — and this time we mean it Britain’s Prince Harry and fiancee Meghan Markle. (Matt Dunham / Associated Press) ...

Friday’s royal wedding: All the fervor, less… Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ...

Classic fairy-tale weddings involve at least one royal, Bottigheimer said, “because that’s where the money is—the power.” In mid-19th-century Germany, the era of the Brothers Grimm, fairy ...

In the new Netflix movie “ The Royal Treatment,” the chief of staff for the prince of a fictional European country accidentally calls a run-down salon in the Bronx to schedule a haircut… ...

The royal family may be post-racial (or think they are), but the rest of Britain is not. London is a polyglot, global city, but Britain, overall, is 87 percent white and just over 3 percent black.

In the new Netflix movie “The Royal Treatment,” Laura Marano plays Izzy, the owner of a rundown hair salon in the Bronx who gets an unexpected client in Prince Thomas of Lavania one day ...