The tournaments began back in the 1890’s, with singles tournaments being the only matches allowed to be played by members of French clubs. This then changed in the early 1900’s to include doubles tournaments, and over the course of the 20th century has evolved into the international tournament it now formally recognised as.
To celebrate the occasion, Bing has created a Tennis Experience just for you, so that you can stay up to date on who is winning each match.
But that’s not all. Bing’s predictions return for this momentous occasion, predicting who is most likely to win each tournament. But, do you agree with our predictions?
Serena Williams (USA), Victoria Azarenka (BLR), Zheng Saisai (CHN), Bethanie Matteks-Sands (USA), Kristina Kucova (SVK) and Vania King (USA) might all have protected rankings in the women’s’ singles draw, but they will play against 12 other qualifiers and 8 wildcards, so who do you think will come out on top?
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The couple announced their engagement via Kensington Palace back in November 2017, where limited details about the wedding were announced, other than the wedding would take place in Spring 2018. We now know that the wedding is set to take place on May 19th so we’re gearing up, ready for the momentous occasion.
We at Bing love a royal wedding, and what better way to celebrate the joyous occasion than to create some great experiences especially for you. We’re giving you all the insider information about the big day, so that you have all the information right at your fingertips.
We have an interactive quiz for you to have some fun with. Check it out and have a go!
Everyone knows that Meghan’s Wedding Dress is the most eagerly anticipated thing we want to see, but how will it fair against wedding gowns from other royal weddings? Let’s take a look back at some of the previous wedding dresses worn by the royal family.
Although Megan is joining the huge family of royals, she won’t join the royal line of succession to the throne. After Queen Elizabeth II the crown will be passed onto Prince Charles, but who is next in line after him? You can see the full line up here:
Simply click on a tile and more information about that family member is revealed underneath.
Also, check out all the members of the Royal Family here, whether they’re in line to the throne or not:
Don’t forget, the best place to stay up to date on all the Royal Wedding news is right here on Bing.
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On May 12th, the country that brought you Sandie Shaw, Lulu, Sir Cliff Richard and Bucks Fizz are bringing their next British singer onto Europe’s biggest stage.
To celebrate the occasion, Bing has created a Contestants Carousel just for you, so that you can stay up to date on who is representing each European country.
But that’s not all. Bing’s predictions return for this momentous occasion, predicting who is most likely to win the contest. Do you agree with our predictions?
And because we love music so much, we have created a special, one-off, Eurovision Quiz for you to take part in. See what you score and then share it with your friends to see if they know more than you.
You can also remind yourself of who previous winners have been, with Bing’s carousel showcasing past winners.
And there’s also great moments from the past to reminisce over, with videos to watch guaranteed to make you laugh. Check them out here.
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]]>With the final approaching, and 20 contestants already knocked out of the competition, we watch with anticipation this weekend to see which of the remaining 4 contestants will be crowned the winner.
This year’s panel judges are Will.I.Am, Jennifer Hudson, Olly Murs and Sir Tom Jones, all of whom have one contestant in the final.
To help enjoy following the show, Bing created a Contestants Carousel, just for you!
You can see which nominees have been eliminated so far, and the team they were a part of.
Simply click on a contestant tile and more information about that contestant is revealed underneath:
Once the show is over, you can see the contestant carousel updated with who won the competition and the full list of contestants who were eliminated.
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This year’s awards show returned to LA’s Dolby Theatre on Sunday, 4th March.
Jimmy Kimmel continues to host the show for the second year in a row.
To celebrate the awards show, Bing created a Nominees Carousel, just for you!
You can see who the nominees for the most popular awards were from Best Picture, to Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress.
Simply click on a category tile and the winners are revealed underneath:
But that’s not all. You can also see which films were nominated for awards for Original Song, Makeup and Hairstyling and Costume Design
And now the awards are over, you can click on a category to see who won, but we won’t tell you here and ruin the surprise.
And...
The results are in! Bing got 87.5% of its predictions correct! The 3 predictions Bing missed out on, were:
- Best live action short film
- Best documentary
- Best short documentary
This year’s awards show returned to London’s Royal Albert Hall for the second year in a row on Sunday, February 18th.
Stephen Fry stepped down from his hosting duties after 12 years at the helm and was replaced by Joanna Lumley.
To celebrate the awards show, Bing created a Nominees Carousel, just for you!
You can see who the nominees for the most popular awards were from Best Film, to Leading Actor and Supporting Actresses.
Simply click on a category tile and the nominees are revealed underneath:
But that’s not all. You can also see which films were nominated for awards for their Production Design, Sound, Costume Design, and Hair and Make-up.
And now the awards are over, you can click on a category to see who won, but we won’t tell you here and ruin the surprise.
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On Thursday 8th February, the Winter Games will kick off with events in Curling and Ski Jumping, followed by Figure Skating and Freestyle Skiing.
To celebrate and keep you sports fans in the loop, Bing have created a Winter Games experience, just for you!
You can read the latest news, read athlete profiles, see the games schedule, look at the medal board and read up on the latest for each sport individually if there’s one in particular you’re a big fan of.
But that’s not all. Our feature can be filtered by country and sport, saving you time by only displaying the content you want to see.
If you click on the Athletes category, you can see a list of the athletes from each country that are participating:
For all the latest news stories surrounding the event, check out MSN Sport for the latest updates and highlights of the games.
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On Sunday 28th January, the biggest night in music entertainment will celebrate its 60th anniversary. Some of the biggest names in the music industry will be in the running for awards such as: Album of the year, Record of the year, Best pop performance and many more!
To celebrate and keep you music lovers in the loop, Bing have created a complete carousel of this year’s nominees and award nominations, just for you!
But that’s not all. This year Bing will be predicting who wins each award, and we would love for you to get involved by competing against our predictions with your own.
If you click on a category, you can see our predications against each nominee:
Don't worry, we've also included information on last year's winners from Jay-Z to Adele, so you can look back and remember the good times!
Stay up to date with our predictions by following us on Facebook and Twitter, where you can comment on our posts with your own predictions.
Bing are following the Aussie Open, with an experience featuring all the match information, draws, and news on the top male and female players making headlines this year.
But just how much do you know about the most famous tennis players in the world?
But we’re not done yet!
Bing predictions return once again, giving you the insight into the percentage rate of who we think is most likely to win each match. Do you agree?
You can challenge us with your own predictions and stay up to date with Bing by following us on Facebook and Twitter.
You can challenge us with your own predictions and stay up to date with Bing by following us on Facebook and Twitter.
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With it being the 75th anniversary of one of the biggest awards shows it should be at the top of your list of things to watch this 2018.
We’re really strutting our stuff down the red carpet this year at Bing, with an amazing nominees carousel live on our search engine.
But just how much do you know about the history of the awards and all of its previous winners? You can read up on the history here:
We want you to celebrate and enjoy the awards just as much as we do, so go ahead and check out the different nominations. We’ve got everything from Best Performance by an Actress in Motion Picture, to Best Motion Picture Screenplay.
That’s not all. This year Bing will be predicting who wins each award, and we would love for you to get involved by competing against our predictions with your own.
You can stay up to date with our predictions by following us on Facebook and Twitter, where you can comment on our posts with your own predictions.