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Prince Harry has joined Twitter - well, sorta. The young Royal sent his first tweet (and used his first Hashtag!) in London on Thursday on behalf of Invictus games. The tweet read, "all behind #invictusgames hope get. Opportunity to support and thank the men and women who have given so much. Harry." Harry known sent the tweet at a press conference that the tickets for which will be Invictus games 2014 sales. While tweeting from what looked like an iPad, Harry chuckled and then proudly displayed to the show to see the tweet for anyone. Invictus games injured and disabled servicemen and women took part in Olympic style games. Harry started the event, after he play the Warriors in Colorado again visited in may 2013. Harry is not shy to say that he was inspired by the Warrior games, which already in March to say that it is "a good idea of the Americans who had stolen it." Send Harry's Tweet history, he the most senior of Royal per a tweet. His uncle, Prince

AppId is over the quota AppId is over the quota You Never Forget Your First Time: See All the Met Gala Newbies We saw tons of veteran Met Gala attendees on the red carpet Monday night in NYC — from Sarah Jessica Parker and Gisele Bündchen to Diane Kruger and Beyoncé — but there were a handful of stars that took their first trips up the famous red staircase this year. Lupita Nyong'o and Anna Kendrick might be more obvious first-timers, but can you believe that tonight was both Rachel McAdams's and Ryan Reynolds's first time at the event? And though we're sure Sean Penn has snuck into a Met Gala or two over the years, it's pretty shocking to see the iconic actor on the red carpet looking all dolled up next to girlfriend Charlize Theron for the first time. Keep reading to see all the fashion and film stars who made their debuts on the Met Gala red carpet this year. Lupita Nyong'o Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o made a splash on the Met Gala red carpet in a flappe

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is in theaters this weekend, and if you're mulling over how quickly you need to see the sequel starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, let us advise you. Watch our movie review to find out how this flick measures up to its predecessor and who — and what — stands out about it. View the original article here

Prince George couldn't contain his excitement at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, on Easter Sunday. Dressed casually in a blue striped polo and shorts, the little royal looked in awe at a bilby, a rabbit-like creature, as Kate Middleton and Prince William took turns doting on him. Donning a yellow dress, the duchess tried her best to hold George back from the bilby's enclosure while still letting him score a close-up view. Even before their adorable moments, the zoo already held a special meaning for the family: when George was born last July, Australia's government made a donation in his honor to fund the zoo's efforts to preserve and restore wildlife. Nearly nine months later, the bilby enclosure has been named after him! Earlier in the day, Kate and William went to church, while George was in the care of his nanny. Kate, dressed in a svelte Alexander McQueen coat and Jane Taylor hat, beamed as she walked into St Andrew's Cathedral by William's side. The

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Kate Middleton made a grand entrance in New Zealand on Monday, stepping off a New Zealand Airforce Plane at the Wellington Military Terminal in a bright red Catherine Walker coat and Gina Foster hat with adorable Prince George in her arms. George wore an ivory ensemble for the big moment, which happened just hours after the family transferred aircraft during a stop in Sydney, Australia earlier this morning. During the pitstop, Prince William held their belongings — including George's cute Save the Koala bag! Covered up in a dark blue knitted sweater and pants, George matched his dad, who suited up for the big occasion. Meanwhile, Kate donned a patterned dress and beige heels. Prior to landing in Sydney, the family traveled first class on a 25-hour commercial Quantas Airways flight from London accompanied by their staff, including George's nanny. Today marks the beginning of George's first royal tour. After their welcoming ceremony in New Zealand on Monday, the family will