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King Felipe of Spain received the coronavirus vaccine on Saturday according to official palace sources. His Majesty received his jab in the Wizink Centre in the Spanish capital of Madrid. This came shortly after the conclusion of the National Armed Forces Day events, in which he took part honouring those who lost their lives in…
On Friday, Queen Emerita Sofìa of Spain was at Teatro Monumental in Madrid to watch a concert featuring the debut of the winning composition and to hand out a music prize bearing her name. Her Majesty, who is still a member of The Royal Family, despite her husband’s abdication and self-imposed exile to Dubai, has…
Release of Award-winning Documentary Feature Los Hermanos/The Brothers NEW YORK – First Run Features has acquired the award-winning documentary feature Los Hermanos / The Brothers and will release it in theaters nationwide (via a mix of in-person and virtual cinema runs) starting Friday, May 14 in dozens of cities including Chicago, Los Angeles (Laemmle Theaters), Miami, New York (at Symphony Space), Washington, DC, as well as Akron, Buffalo, Kansas City, Sarasota, Winston-Salem, and many others. Directed by Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider, the film follows virtuoso Cuban-born brothe...
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Prince Philip "embodied a generation that we will never see again". “For nearly 80 years, Prince Philip served his Crown, his country and the Commonwealth," said the Prime Minister. "His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh was, in the words of Her Majesty, her ‘strength and stay’. He embodied a generation that we will never see again. “Prince Philip was no stranger to Australia, having visited our country on more than 20 occasions. Through his service to the Commonwealth he presided as patron or president of nearly 50 organisations in Australia....
King Juan Carlos, in Abu Dhabi. ©Getty Images Infantas Elena and Cristina were vaccinated before their mother Queen Sofia “My sister and I went to visit my father and in order to be issued with a medical certificate which will allow us to continue to visit him regularly, we were offered the chance to get vaccinated, which we accepted,” the Infantas, who were not yet eligible to receive the vaccine in Spain, said in a statement to El Mundo (via BBC). “Had it not been for these circumstances, we would have waited for our turn to get vaccinated to come around in Spain.”