A Ronnie James Dio Documentary Is on the Way

James Bond actor Daniel Craig opened up in a recent interview about both his first and last days of playing the iconic British spy.

James Bond actor Daniel Craig opened up in a recent interview about both his first and last days of playing the iconic British spy.

James Bond actor Daniel Craig opened up in a recent interview about both his first and last days of playing the iconic British spy. Craig will star in the upcoming 25th film in the franchise, “No Time To Die,” which recently had its premiere date pushed back several months due to fears of the coronavirus closing down theaters internationally.The film will mark the 52-year-old star’s last time playing Bond.

The royal family, including Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton, reunited with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they would be stepping away from their royal duties in January 2020. The two royal couples, along with Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla attended Commonwealth Day at Westminster Abbey in London on March 9, marking their final royal appearance.

For some sad news to engulf major James Bond fans and leave them unhappy, we will have to wait for a while before we get to witness Daniel Craig as the popular cinematic British spy for the very last time in No Time To Die. Initially, the Cary Joji Fukunaga directorial was set to release worldwide in the first week of April 2020 (India release date: April 3, 2020).

Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood have been urged to re-form The Faces – by their wives.

The upcoming Hollywood flick, No Time To Die will see Daniel Craig as the sleek and sharp James Bond for the final time. The film No Time To Die is the 25th James Bond. Now, the latest news reports on the Daniel Craig starrer state that the lead actor was not allowed to drive the iconic James Bond car. The car which features in the Bond film as driven very skilfully by the secret agent through all the dangerous high-speed car chases was never in the hands of the lead actor Daniel Craig.

Venturing inside the impressive National Cycling Centre, in east Manchester, is a humbling experience.

Former Celtic boss Ronny Deila was left raging by a crunching tackle on Gary Mackay-Steven during New York City's win over San Carlos.

James Middleton spoke publicly about his experience of acute clinical depression last year, writing in a candid essay, "It is tricky to describe the condition. It is not merely sadness. It is an illness, a cancer of the mind." He's also spoken out about the key role his beloved dogs have played in his recovery—so it makes perfect sense that he's fronting a new documentary, "James Middleton's Super Dogs," about dogs and their positive impact on mental health.

They say dogs are a man’s best friend and that’s a phrase James Middleton probably couldn’t agree with more.

"Ronnie loved his fans and I hope they will enjoy this trip through Ronnie's life"

Come May 16, it will be 10 years since metal icon Ronnie James Dio died after a battle with stomach cancer at the age of 67. His widow and manager, Wendy Dio, tells Billboard that “sometimes it feels like 10 years or longer; sometimes it seems like just yesterday.”Some consolation comes from the enduring impact of the vocalist's solo heavy metal work and with such bands as Black Sabbath and Rainbow.

"Ronnie Wood is just waiting for his eagle to fly back"

Harry Styles was mugged at Knifepoint during a night out in Hampstead, London. A source close to Harry told The Sun that the Adore You singer was stopped by a man in the street who pulled out his knife and demanded he gives him all the money he had.