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Palace officials will offer live streaming of the April 29 royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton on the royal channel on YouTube. The four-hour live Internet coverage will include the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the procession to Buckingham Palace, and the newlyweds’ appearance on the palace balcony for an expected first public kiss. William’s press office will also provide a live blog providing commentary and historical information as well as additional footage. "The couple wish to strike a balance between a day that is sacred and intimate and a day that will be a cause for global celebration," a St. James’s Palace spokesman said Tuesday, declining to be identified because of palace policy. "To that end, they want the wedding to be as accessible to as many people as possible and that’s why they are communicating in this way." Officials said the couple have taken a hands-on approach the wedding planning. "William and ...

Next year’s wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton is sure to be a fashion industry frenzy of speculation, and in fact, there’s already plenty of opinion about the look Kate should go for on the big day. Two of London’s leading hair stylists have given their opinions, and both agree that she should wear her hair up for the wedding. Karine Jackson, a legendary London West End stylist says that wearing her hair down will take away from the dress and Kate’s lovely face. She suggests an updo with “luscious bouncy curls suspended at the back of her head.” Stylist Errol Douglas suggests a classic chignon, and thinks it would look better without a veil, but with other “gorgeous accessories.”