James Cameron may soon be sharing his throne with the Queen of the World.

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Inside the 592 rooms and 19 suites, guests are treated to unending views of downtown, the Mary Queen of the World Cathedral, the Saint Lawrence river and Mount Royal, the mountain that gave the city its name.

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The leans came more and more frequently -- and even the occasional chin lick, which made me feel like the queen of the world (or at least the new Brooklyn apartment that we all now shared).

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Then there's the recent spectacular, media-intensive launch of the Queen Mary 2, the world's largest cruise ship.

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During this period Hendricks Sr. took the African Queen around the world, gracing flotillas that marked the 50th anniversary of the battle of Dunkirk in the English Channel and the Queen Mother's 90th birthday on the River Thames.

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While there he will also carry out his first solo engagements, on behalf of the Queen, by attending ceremonies in Wellington and Auckland in July to mark the anniversary of the end of World War II.

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Here, like the rest of the world, it seems Princess Diana did indeed become the queen of people's hearts.

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He will also carry out his first solo engagements, representing the Queen, by attending ceremonies in Wellington and Auckland to mark the end of World War II.

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Buckner purposely launched Relay in the locavore capital of the world: Charlottesville, Virginia, where the philosopher king and queen of the movement, Michael Pollan and Barbara Kingsolver, have devoted much time.

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As well as providing a popular figurehead for those involved, the Queen's presence is also a significant part of the reason that British racing is so renowned around the world.

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This is an impossible world defined by Alice's Queen of Hearts, and it may be one reason the South today is filled with red states.

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This spectacular European outpost of New York's Guggenheim Museum will open its doors Saturday with a ceremony presided over by the king and queen of Spain and an international A-list of art, social and business world celebrities.

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