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The phrase "about the queen of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to a queen, such as her reign, influence, or a specific aspect of her life or rule.
Example: "The documentary is about the queen of England and her impact on modern society."
Alternatives: "regarding the queen of" or "concerning the queen of".
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He recently told his son about The Queen of Katwe, a new film in which he will play a man who inspires a boy to become a chess grandmaster.
Also tells the story about the "Queen of Hippogriffs".
"But," Ms. Hilferty said, "I don't know what it is about the Queen of Hearts.
The bad news about The Queen of the Damned is that Anne Rice likes it.
(I remembered Noël Coward's line about the Queen of Tonga's escort: "That's her lunch").
When he asks about the queen of clubs, I remind him that it is in his own hand.
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Working while tanning -- that sounds about right for the Queen of Multi-Tasking.
There's a lot to admire about Rania Al Abdullah, the Queen of Jordan.
And next, I'm going to do a project about La Lupe, the Queen of Latin Soul.
The author of "The Middlesteins" returns with a novel about Mazie Phillips, the "Queen of the Bowery" who opened her theater to homeless New Yorkers during the Great Depression.
"The Village Voice said something about 'Why did the Queen of Meat do a salad?' and she answered, 'I like salad,' " Friedman recalled.
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