Breakfast Links: Week of May 16, 2011

Another week, another collection of our favorite links to blogs, news stories, slide shows, and photographs that we've collected via Twitter. Click away!

• Gorgeous views of church ceilings, more: Early Bird Slideshow: Looking up to the Heavens - http://ow.ly/4Vevs

• About the once- radical "English Hymn": Jerusalem http://bit.ly/l4KEEP

• Fantastic 18th c shoes with matching velvet clogs: Heights of Fashion : http://bit.ly/mFgBVm

• Hairwork jewelry: fascinating and/or slightly unnerving? http://fb.me/I9pFWm9Y

• Have you been on the National Jukebox website yet? Amazing archive of pre-1925 music now available: http://lat.ms/l75wxv

• Do you ever wish you could wear the Hope Diamond? Meet one woman who did: http://ow.ly/4WFVa

• Solving the real mystery lurking in the chapel where Dan Brown set The Da Vinci Code http://j.mp/jGwuAt

• "Order of the Pug": 1740s Porcelain pug snuffbox , details of strange secret society that inspired it: http://bit.ly/isXmlY

• Mary, Queen of Scots, prayer book returns to Scotland - http://bbc.in/lCNnj3

• Jim Henson died 21 years ago today. Saddest pic you'll see http://twitpic.com/4z7lhu

• Tiara of Empress Eugenie fetches world record $12.76 million http://bit.ly/kKXVSJ

• A nod to the wink men: http://esotericlondon.com/

• Da Vinci iPhone: http://tinyurl.com/3cfotlu

• Amazing film of Henry VIII's tapestries as they would have appeared to him over 500 years ago. http://is.gd/bFjOlz

• True 19th c couture: Historic Dress of the Day: Charles Frederick Worth, evening dress, circa 1883 http://bit.ly/iSreze

• War-time fashion dolls offered Parisian couture in miniature: Théâtre de la Mode' c.1944 -http://tinyurl.com/3qsz3vp

• Jane Austen rare manuscript up for sale http://bit.ly/kf892O

• What are the origins of the modern cult of celebrity? Medieval knights as the first superstars http://bit.ly/jttWVO

• She wears it well: 98-year-old woman wears her 1938 wedding dress at church fashion show: http://bit.ly/jqzlsA