David Beckham

Movie stars, beloved singers, one of the world’s most famous environmentalists and now a world-famous soccer player are some of the people who will walk the green — not red — carpet in Boston Friday afternoon for Prince William and Princess Catherine’s second-ever Earthshot Prize Awards.

Their first trip to the United States in eight years will come to a head on Friday, as they doll out the Earthshot Prize Awards, but they also have other appearances scheduled throughout the day.

Harry Kane became the first English player to assist three goals at a single World Cup since David Beckham in 2022, who also had three.

David Beckham — in Qatar as an ambassador — stayed in a suite located in one of Doha’s exclusive districts that cost the soccer icon over $23k per night.

William and Catherine plan to cover a lot of ground in three days, first meeting with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Wednesday to kick off the countdown to the Earthshot prize awards ceremony. The royal couple’s itinerary also includes stops in Somerville, Cambridge and Chelsea.

The fashion designer and forever “Spice Girl” set the record straight on why she removed several of her tattoos — including the one of David Beckham’s initials on her wrist.

Victoria Beckham is setting the record straight about those tattoo removal speculation. The 48-year-old fashion designer sat down with Hoda Kotb on Thursday’s episode of “Today” and she addressed the reason behind getting her infamous David Beckham initial tattoo removed from her wrist.

The soccer great joined the queue at 2 a.m. and waited over 12 hours to see Her Majesty lying in state

The former England and Real Madrid player waited in line for 12 hours to see Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin.

Brooklyn Beckham said it was “difficult” trying to live up to what his dad David Beckham accomplished in soccer.

Romeo Beckham is taking the phrase of “like father, like son” to an entirely different level with his latest tattoo, inspired by his dad, David Beckham

The MLS has spent more than 25 years trying to change the sentiment toward soccer in the U.S. while competing with high-scoring sports such as the NFL and NBA.