Jennifer MattsonMarch 15, 2013 14:44

Kate Middleton: New York women want her nose

A Manhattan plastic surgeon said over 20 patients have signed up to get 'royal rhinoplasty' next month alone.

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Kate battles a strong wind at the Calgary Airport on July 7, 2011 in Calgary, Canada. She and Will went to Calgary to watch a rodeo demonstration on their final stretch of their Canadian visit. (Chris Jackson /Getty Images)

New York women want Kate Middleton's nose.

Kate Middleton: "You might be waiting a long time for me to be Queen"

Ellen ConnollyMarch 5, 2013 18:30

Kate Middleton in no hurry to be Queen.

Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, like you've never seen her before

Breaking NewsFebruary 20, 2013 14:31

Kate Middleton photos, updates, fashion, gossip and more.

Kate Middleton called "plastic princess" as she shows off her baby bump

Ellen ConnollyFebruary 19, 2013 13:12

Kate Middleton called a "plastic princess".

Bikini photos of pregnant Kate Middleton to be published in Australian magazine

Ellen ConnollyFebruary 12, 2013 18:09Updated February 13, 2013 09:42

Bikini photos of four-month pregnant Kate Middleton with her sister, Pippa, to be published in Australia also.

Jessica PhelanJanuary 11, 2013 13:56

Kate Middleton portrait unveiled in London (VIDEO)

The first official painting of the Duchess of Cambridge went on display at London's National Portrait Gallery Friday.

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Artist Paul Emsley poses in front of his portrait of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, after its unveiling at the National Portrait Gallery in central London on January 11, 2013. This is the first official portrait of the Duchess and was completed after two sittings at the artist's studio and Kensington Palace. (LEON NEAL/AFP/Getty Images)

It shows her against a dark background, dressed in a navy blouse with her hair loose, gazing at the viewer with a small smile on her lips. And – there's no polite way to say this – with wrinkles under her eyes.

Faine GreenwoodJanuary 10, 2013 09:12

Royal equality: Kate Middleton and Prince William's daughter will be referred to as 'Princess'

Kate Middleton and Prince William's daughter-to-be will be called "Her Highness" and "Princess" if a girl, decreed the Queen, ending a long-standing tradition.

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Prince William and and his wife Kate Dec. 6, 2012 outside King Edward VII hospital in London. (Leon Neal/AFP/Getty Images)

The upcoming royal baby will be referred to as "Her Highness" and "Princess" if it ends up being a girl, announced the Queen today, ending a tradition that dates back to George V that dictates only male royal progeny will recieve the titular title of "Prince."

Pregnant Kate Middleton to attend BBC sports award event despite recent illness

Kristin DeasyDecember 16, 2012 15:09

Duchess to bestow awards in first public appearance since being hospitalized for morning sickness.

Jessica PhelanDecember 5, 2012 09:38

Royal baby pranked: Kate Middleton's hospital gets hoax call from Australian radio station

The King Edward VII hospital in London fell for an Aussie DJ's impression of the Queen.

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Police officers stand guard outside King Edward the VII hospital in London on December 3, 2012, where Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, was resting after suffering severe morning sickness. (JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty Images)

The London hospital treating Kate Middleton for severe morning sickness has apologized after its staff fell for a prank call by an Australian radio station.

Hosts on Sydney's 2Day FM phoned the King Edward VII hospital this morning pretending to be the Queen and Prince Charles, the BBC reported.

They were apparently able to get through to the Duchess of Cambridge's private nurse, who gave them an update on her condition. (She's "quite stable" and "hasn't had any retching" recently, apparently.)

Kate Middleton topless: French court blocks photos, launches criminal probe

Amanda MorrowSeptember 18, 2012 08:00

Buckingham Palace is also seeking damages from Closer's publisher, the Italian company Mondadori, owned by former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.