“London” on The Daily Caller

British royal Prince Harry has sparked rumours of a new romance with Scandinavian rock singer Camilla Romestrand. (more)

Heaven must be missin’ an angel, Missin’ one angel, child, ’cause … she’s with the NFL now? (more)

Princess Beatrice was involved in a car crash when her BMW was crushed between a double-decker bus and a coach on one of London’s most notorious roundabouts. (more)

Former Friends actor David Schwimmer has been secretly married for four months. (more)

Two years ago, when Woody Allen first announced a film in the works starring Larry David, I was peeing-in-my-pants excited. How could Curb Your Enthusiasm meets Annie Hall possibly go wrong? When Whatever Works finally came out last year, however, I found out how.  It went wrong. Terribly, terribly wrong. It didn’t stoop to Twilight levels or anything, but I had such high expectations and the movie fell totally, depressingly flat. (more)

LONDON—Based on his success on the other side of the pond, hedge-fund manager John Henry seems a strong owner for Liverpool Football Club, the debt-laden Premier League team. (more)

A gay Saudi prince beat and strangled his male servant to death in a frenzied sexual assault at their luxury London hotel suite, a court heard on Tuesday. (more)

This may seem like an odd question for a political movement inspired by the infamous Boston Tea Party of December 1773, which helped spark the American Revolution against the rule of King George III. But as the hugely successful modern-day grassroots organisation threatens a new revolution on Capitol Hill this November, and may play a key role in ejecting Barack Obama from the White House in 2012, policy makers in London should be thinking about the positive implications for Anglo-American relations of a conservative-dominated, post-Obama era in the United States. (more)

The who’s who of fashion gathered in London today to pay homage to the late Alexander McQueen. (more)

Carla Bruni — who had a reputation as a “man-eater” before becoming the first lady of France — had three former lovers as houseguests when she took French President Nicolas Sarkozy to the Riviera on his first vacation in her Mediterranean villa, a new book claims. (more)

Steeler Nation knows Troy Polamalu as the talented safety who led their team to two Superbowl championships.  The 29-year-old’s remarkable athletic prowess, however, is not his most valuable asset. (more)

Investors will face defaults on government bonds given the burden of aging populations and the difficulty of securing more tax revenue, according to Morgan Stanley. (more)

The lead singer of a British pop band has committed suicide during a music festival in Belgium. (more)

It looks like Candy Spelling has been one-upped. A six-bedroom penthouse at London’s tony One Hyde Park commanded £140 million, or about $220 million, Luxist reports. And this deal comes before the four-building project is even complete: It is due to be finished by the end of the year. (more)

For more than a century, a point on the top of a hill in south-east London has been recognised as the centre of world time and the official starting point of each new day. (more)

LONDON — Fancy a credit-crunch keepsake or a meltdown memento? (more)

Kieron Williamson turns 8 today, a benchmark to be celebrated with family and friends. But outside of his family circle in the tiny British market town of Holt, the art world is celebrating Kieron’s startling proficiency with water colors, pastels and oils. (more)

The release of thousands of classified documents by WikiLeaks is an act of political warfare against the United States.  It was a publicity stunt to promote the organization’s leader, but also an attempt by non-US citizens to manipulate American perceptions of our soldiers’ actions and political leaders’ policies.  Luckily the American public WikiLeaks intended to demoralize is savvy enough not to be thrown off balance by classified reports confirming the difficult factors of the current war.  They also understand that some information must be restricted: our enemies do not operate from an open playbook and neither should the U.S.  However, the leak will result in serious damage to national security and is yet another crisis in which the Obama administration has been caught utterly unprepared for the dangerous world we confront and the malefactors throughout.  To prevent further damage, the WikiLeaks web site should be shut down—via cyberwarfare if necessary. (more)

Taliban would like to send Wikileaks founder some flowers — Charlie Rangel’s luck just ran out — NYT editorial board doesn’t understand why Obama is doing this — Deficit anxieties freeze Congress —
Weird assemblage of freaks and geeks run Charlie Crist’s campaign — Fifteen years from now, China could own everything (more)

HONG KONG — Shahrzad Moaven quit a public relations job in London and moved to this teeming metropolis four months ago to take up what she saw as a more exciting post: communications director at the exclusive jeweler Carnet. (more)