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Daniel Craig Helps Princes William and Harry Fight to Save the Rainforest

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Daniel Craig Helps Princes William and Harry Fight to Save the Rainforest

Originally posted 05/05/2009 09:45AM

Heard the one about the frog and the prince? Well, make that a frog and three princes ... but this is no fairytale.

Prince William and Prince Harry have joined their dad, Prince Charles in cameo performances in an online video to highlight Charles's fight to save the rainforests as part of the Prince's Rainforest Project.

In the 90-second film, which goes live on several Web sites at 1 p.m. EST Tuesday, the young princes are joined by a digitally-created frog and a few real-life stars: Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, Robin Williams, the Dalai Lama, soccer legend Pele and singer Joss Stone.

In the short clip, William, 26, and Harry, 24, are shown sitting together discussing their fight to save the environment "for all of us," as they raise awareness of the Prince's Rainforest Project.

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Gordon Ramsay 'Upset' By Prince Charles's Pies

Gordon Ramsay 'Upset' By Prince Charles's Pies

Originally posted 10/07/2008 08:10AM

Chef Gordon Ramsay has a new target for his famous temper: Prince Charles.

The Hell's Kitchen star, who has notched up 12 Michelin stars and a string of successful restaurants, has condemned some of the prince's line of organic produce for being "boring" and "processed."

The Prince, 59, established Duchy Originals to market a wide range of organic foods – from oatmeal crackers to meat.

But Ramsay, 41, tells the magazine of the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph, "I am upset with him. When I looked at his Duchy food I was gobsmacked, amazed, dumbfounded at what I discovered."

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Prince Charles in Royal Reggae Jam

Originally posted 03/13/2008 03:00PM


Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, got into the groove while touring Jamaica Wednesday. Outside the old home of late reggae legend Bob Marley, the pair beat the bongos as part of a local drum session.

Currently on a five-island Caribbean visit to promote environmental protection, the royals also toured Marley's home-turned-museum with his widow, Rita, and sons Robert and Rohan.

Earlier in the day, Charles planted a seedling in Rose Town, where his Foundation for the Built Environment is supporting revitalization projects. Their visit drew a crowd of hundreds, and local resident Dale Bent said, "It's quite a spectacle."
– Janet Murphy

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Prince Harry Returns to England from War Zone | Prince Harry

Prince Harry Returns to England from War Zone

Originally posted 03/01/2008 10:00AM

Prince Harry returned home from Afghanistan on Saturday, welcomed back by his brother Prince William and his father Prince Charles.

"It's a great relief to see him home in one piece," Charles told reporters.

The prince, 23, arrived with around 170 other soldiers at the Royal Air Force Base Brize Norton, in Oxfordshire, 50 miles northwest of London, just before 11:30 a.m. local time.

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Prince Charles & Camilla Have Whirlwind U.S. Visit

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Prince Charles & Camilla Have Whirlwind U.S. Visit

Originally posted 01/29/2007 09:30AM

Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, had a whirlwind weekend visit to the U.S. East Coast that included getting an award from Al Gore, meeting Meryl Streep and even shooting some hoops.

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Charles, Camilla: Big Splash in Big Apple | Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince Charles

Charles, Camilla: Big Splash in Big Apple

Originally posted 11/02/2005 08:00AM

Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, began their eight-day "Getting to Know You" tour of the U.S. on Tuesday with a visit to Manhattan's Ground Zero and the dedication of a British Memorial Garden to honor victims of 9/11.

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Charles, Camilla Kick Off Royal U.S. Tour

Charles, Camilla Kick Off Royal U.S. Tour

Originally posted 11/01/2005 07:00AM

Honeymooners Charles and Camilla – also known as the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall – headed to America for their first joint overseas tour on Tuesday, accompanied by a 16-person entourage that reportedly includes three hairdressers for her.

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Prince Charles: Being Relevant Isn't Easy | Prince Charles

Prince Charles: Being Relevant Isn't Easy

Originally posted 10/28/2005 08:00AM

Due to arrive in America with his wife Camilla on Tuesday, Britain's Prince Charles – known for his chilly relationship with the world's media – has granted his first U.S. TV interview in a decade.

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So Long Ulong? Survivor Tribe Down to One | Stephenie LaGrossa

So Long Ulong? Survivor Tribe Down to One

Originally posted 04/14/2005 08:35AM

REMAINED: After losing all eight immunity challenges, the once- 20-person-strong Ulong tribe of Survivor: Palau is down to one lone member, Stephenie LaGrossa, the first one-person tribe in the show's history. To be determined on Thursday night's episode of the highly rated CBS reality show: Whether LaGrossa, a 25-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative, will leap to the rival Koror tribe. Show producers aren't saying, while show host Jeff Probst, only commenting on LaGrossa's popularity, tells The New York Times: "She's relatable, she has a strong point of view and, most importantly, she will not quit."

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Honeymooners Charles & Camilla Go to Church

Honeymooners Charles & Camilla Go to Church

Originally posted 04/11/2005 08:00AM

Prince Charles and the new Duchess of Cornwall (officially the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay when they are in Scotland) spent the first day of their Scottish honeymoon greeting the public – at church.

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