NEWS
May 1, 1998 | By Francesca Chapman Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Turns out when His Serene Highness Crown Prince Albert of Monaco comes to Philadelphia, he does what most folks do when they visit idyllic, seaside Monaco: Party. Play a little tennis. Spend some time on the water. The 40-year-old heir to the Monagasque throne, son of Philadelphia's own Grace Kelly, dropped into town Wednesday for a quick, two-day visit. He stayed at the home of cousin D. Christopher Le Vine. And? Did the prince, a onetime denizen of the Manhattan disco scene, and the occasional escort of supermodels, demand a tour of Philadelphia hot spots?
NEWS
March 20, 1998 | Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Prince Albert hints of finding true love Here's a story of sexual intrigue we're even less inclined to believe than Monica Lewinsky's: Prince Albert of Monaco says he has a serious girlfriend, and he'd like to marry her, but he just can't reveal her name. "It is a little premature to say if she will share my life, and even too soon to talk about it," the 40-year-old heir to the throne told Paris Match magazine. "It is not solely up to me. " Speaking in the vaguest of vagaries, he added: "If things evolve as I hope they do with this woman, there is a real possibility that this is a serious relationship.
ENTERTAINMENT
May 4, 2011 | By Dan Gross
WITH ALL THE hullabaloo about William and Kate 's wedding behind us, we can now focus on other royal nuptials, such as the July wedding of Prince Albert of Monaco to Charlene Wittstock . Albert, son of East Falls screen siren-turned-princess Grace Kelly , has invited his Philly family to mark the occasion. A cousin, PNC Bank executive John B. Kelly III , son of Grace's brother, Jack Kelly , a former city councilman, (no relation to the current one)
LIVING
June 11, 1996 | By W. Speers This story contains material from the Associated Press, Reuters, New York Post, New York Daily News, Washington Post and Seattle Times
Prince Rainier has put ruler-in-training Prince Albert in charge of Monaco's 700th birthday celebration, which will begin Jan. 8 and run for 10 months. Albert told a Paris news conference yesterday that the bash'll include sports events, art shows, plays, fireworks, car races, and a meeting of the International Whaling Commission. "We are certainly going to celebrate this, our rich history," said the prince, 38. The principality will add $200 mil to $400 mil to its annual cultural budget of $600 mil for the party.
BUSINESS
April 3, 1987 | By Larry Fish, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pranksters take note: A Philadelphia-area company now has Prince Albert in a can, along with three other pipe-tobacco brands purchased yesterday from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco. John Middleton Inc., a family-owned company in King of Prussia, bought Reynolds' Carter Hall, Apple and Royal pipe-tobacco brands, in addition to Prince Albert, for an undisclosed amount. Together, the brands account for 16 percent of total U.S. pipe tobacco sales. Reynolds - a unit of RJR Nabisco Inc. - had announced in January that it was seeking a buyer for its pipe tobaccos and its roll-your-own cigarette tobaccos so that it could concentrate on high-volume cigarette sales.
LIVING
January 16, 1994 | By Dana Thomas, FOR THE INQUIRER
His Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco is hosting dinner. To his left sits Goldie Hawn in form-fitting black lace, burbling on about Hollywood nothingness. A few seats more to the left is Hawn's lover boy, Kurt Russell, throwing back whiskeys and getting louder and redder with each slug. On Albert's right is a pretty French starlet, tossing her brown mane as she chatters. And then there's Albert, at the center of the table in the center of the room of the Monte Carlo Yacht Club, of which he is president.
SPORTS
March 23, 1997 | By Jayson Stark, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's Albert this. It's Albert that. It was Albert all winter. Now it's Albert all spring. And frankly, the Cleveland Indians have had enough. Albert Belle left those Indians last November. He got enough money ($55 million for five years) from the Chicago White Sox to buy his own Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. So Albert Belle should be a very happy man. Instead, he has spent the last four months accusing the Cleveland Indians of everything but pushing President Clinton down a flight of steps.
SPORTS
October 25, 2003 | By Ira Josephs INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
There's only room for eight Kelly cousins and a coxswain as Philadelphia's first family prepares for today's Thomas Eakins Head of the Schuylkill Regatta. "It's hard fitting people in," said J.B. Kelly 3d, who will stroke the family's entry in the Masters Eights at noon. But it doesn't matter too much that the man rowing fourth seat for the Kelly boat won't be one of the family's more experienced rowers. Prince Albert of Monaco, J.B. Kelly's first cousin, didn't even have to pull royal rank to gain a spot.
NEWS
February 14, 1988 | By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
For some odd reason, the sport of bobsledding attracts athletes from countries that lack two things - namely, winter sports and winter. There is a Jamaican team here at the Winter Olympics, the bob(Marley) sledders. And a Mexican team, the Four Amigos, who practiced on the streets of Dallas by pushing a wooden cart weighted with buckets. And then there is the athlete whose Olympic bloodlines pulse through three generations - Prince Albert of Monaco, son of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace.
SPORTS
May 28, 2010
Ryan Parent 77 Defenseman, 6-3, 198, age 23, from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Singer Taylor Swift would be his choice for a dinner date. Darroll Powe 36 Center, 5-11, 212, age 24, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. When it comes to food, nachos are his guilty pleasure. Chris Pronger 20 Defenseman, 6-6, 220, age 35, from Dryden, Ontario. His first car was a 1983 Ford Ranger that was "held together by rust. " Mike Richards 18 Center, 5-11, 195, age 25, from Kenora, Ontario.