Bishop Pierre Whalon, 05.12.2011

Bishop of Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe

Two major media events splashed across the screens of the world -- the royal wedding and John Paul II's beatification -- that showed vividly the similarities and differences between the churches.

Dr. Jane Greer, 05.11.2011

Marriage and Family Therapist, Author, Radio Host

By most people's standards it was the perfect wedding -- the best possible start to beginning a life together, what everyone dreams about...

Jon Chattman, 05.10.2011

founder, thecheappop.com, entertainment blogger, author

Best. Week. Ever. Last Friday, Ellie Goulding performed Elton John's "Your Song" at the Royal Wedding. This week, she was the musical guest with host ...

Rick Sanchez, 05.06.2011

Journalist, reporter, news anchor

For an entity that wields so much power, we know relatively little about the Fed. Would you trust an unknown banker to decide what happens with your paycheck every week? Why do we accept this for our country?

Yvonne Yorke, 05.09.2011

Award-winning journalist, Huffington Post Royal Contributor

Helen Mirren did it. So has Colin Firth. Now Madonna is hot for it. They, and the rest of Hollywood, know that a royal wave could very well lead to Oscar and box-office gold.

Alanna Zabel, 05.05.2011

Yoga Psychology

The Sanskrit word, raja also means "royal" and signifies a prince, chief or ruler in India or South Asia. When joined with the word yoga, which means "union," raja yoga translates as "royal union."

Vicky Tiel, 05.04.2011

Designer

A wedding dress is the perfect statement from a woman to her guests and future husband of how she wishes to present herself to the world. It's also the statement of her personal power.

Michael Cohen, 05.05.2011

Popologist, Founder/Creative Director www.askmichaelcohen.com

When you have a friend that seems to have all the material possessions in the world and seemingly still wants more, e.g. her Tiffany registry, making a donation is the answer.

Michelle Schweiger Schecter, 05.03.2011

An attorney who dreams in verse

There once was a royal named Will. Whose grandma was over the hill. They made him an Earl And he got his girl. Of his nuptials we've all had our fill.

Bonnie Fuller, 05.04.2011

President & Editor-in-Chief, HollywoodLife.com

Kate and William, you are so smart! I applaud you for making life and love decisions that will prevent your relationship from crashing and burning!

Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen, 05.03.2011

Co-host of the radio's nationally syndicated 'Green News Report'

TWITTER: @GreenNewsReport. The 'GNR' is also now available on your cell phone via Stitcher Radio's mobile app!. IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Oil ...

Christina Patterson, 05.03.2011

Writer and Columnist for The Independent

On this spring day in April, when the sun came out, people cried and cheered and sang not because they care passionately about the monarchy, but because this was "something nice."

Agapi Stassinopoulos, 05.03.2011

Author and motivational speaker

At a time of such global turmoil and national disasters, with earthquakes and wars, uprisings against oppressive governments and tsunamis, the royal wedding became a symbol for all of us to believe that we can still celebrate hope and love.

Meredith Fineman, 05.03.2011

Blogger, TheFFJD.com

It's Wedding Season, and the Royal Wedding brought up some key questions about how to behave if you find yourself at some nuptials. Here are some tips for important wedding behaviors.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, 05.01.2011

Rabbi and writer

Institutions that make humans into objects of veneration end up consuming the poor souls who have to live up to these impossibly lofty standards.

Yvonne Yorke, 05.09.2011

Award-winning journalist, Huffington Post Royal Contributor

"Oh wow!" were the first words uttered by Catherine as she stepped onto the balcony at Buckingham Palace. "Wow" is also how I would describe the excitement of covering this wedding live, and being part of a historic event.

John Lundberg, 05.01.2011

Writer, poetry teacher

Unlike the awkward efforts of her predecessors, she's written a genuinely good poem: a 46-line free verse piece entitled "Rings."

Arianna Huffington, 05.01.2011

This was a big week for big distractions. First, there was President Obama's televised press conference to discuss not jobs or Afghanistan or Syria, but the release of his long-form birth certificate. Yes, it's ridiculous that the president should be forced to show his papers to prove his legitimacy -- but couldn't he have sent his lawyer to Hawaii in 2008 and saved us the spectacle of Donald Trump claiming to have "accomplished something really, really important" by being proven dead wrong? Then there was Ben Bernanke's first scheduled press conference, which was largely focused on the threat of inflation rather than the clear and present danger of the ongoing jobs crisis. Brits meanwhile were royally distracted from their country's economic woes by what appeared to be a royal wedding -- although I won't believe it until I see Kate and William's long-form marriage license.

Maggie Van Ostrand, 05.06.2011

Humorist

Well, I don't know about the rest of you but I'm weddinged out. There hasn't been this much media coverage of an event since Lindsay Lohan's last arre...

Gahl Eden Sasson, 05.03.2011

Author, 'Cosmic Navigator: Design Your Destiny With Astrology and Kabbalah'

Mercury, the planet of communication was retrograde between March 29th to April 23rd. Of course, Mercury, the messenger and trickster didn't really tr...

Chris Weigant, 05.07.2011

Political Writer and Blogger at ChrisWeigant.com

This is going to be a somewhat surprising column introduction, for I am about to talk about something I've been absolutely ridiculing all week long -- the royal wedding. And how the American media missed a joke (not to mention a kiss).