James Bond No Time To Die director 'spit-balled potential new Bonds'

James Bond fans will finally be able to go and watch the final Daniel Craig 007 movie, No Time To Die. The film will bring Craig's version of Bond to a satisfying end, before ushering in a brand new actor to play the legendary British role.

Zhuri James keeps expanding her empire. The youngest child of Lakers star  LeBron James and his wife, Savannah James--who also share Bryce Maximus, 14 and LeBron Jr., 16--is the star of a new campaign for Janie and Jack’s new “Everyone’s a Princess” campaign.The toddler already has her own Youtube channel, All Things Zhuri, which boasts more than 200,000 subscribers.

James Bond character was not yet the legendary cinematic spy that he is today. Sean Connery had only been in a handful of films at the time and was keen to make his mark as 007 in the first large-scale adaptation of Ian Fleming's hero.

The Beatles are officially going under the hammer courtesy of Bonhams auction house.The setlists, among only eight believed to still be in existence, are from gigs the band played in 1960 and 1963 respectively. The former was written by Paul McCartney, and is from when the band played at Liscard’s Grosvenor Ballroom shortly before changing their name from The Silver Beetles to simply The Beatles.

No Time To Die moved to November 2020, before the second lockdown forced a further delay to April 2021 and then onto the current UK release date of September 30 (October 8 in the US). Of course, there's no guarantee that Daniel Craig's fifth and final James Bond film won't be shifted once again to 2022, which would actually be the film franchise's 60th anniversary and then the longest gap between 007 movies ever.

James Bond film No Time To Die would have been released, bringing Daniel Craig's journey as the spy to an end. While this will certainly be a sad time for fans, it is also wrapped up in excitement as it means another actor will be taking on the role.

Daniel Craig looks just a little bruised after taking a tumble out of a moving car in the brand new trailer for No Time To Die.

No Time To Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga has admitted that he discussed potential replacements for Daniel Craig in the upcoming James Bond film.The long-awaited 007 adventure is finally due for release later this year, though at one point early in its development, Craig had indicated that he was done with the franchise after 2015’s Spectre.Fukunaga, who replaced Danny Boyle as director a few years ago, has revealed in a new interview that before he himself was brought on board, he spoke to

Linda McCartney died of breast cancer in 1998, but her presence in the world of food, supermarkets and animal welfare is still ongoing and colossal. New cookbook, Linda McCartney’s Family Kitchen, brought together by her daughters Stella and Mary, and their father (and Beatle) Paul McCartney, looks to build on Linda’s work and ethos, share her recipes and promote the importance – to animals and the environment – of eating a plant-based diet.

Henry Golding has an interesting six degrees of separation from the British royal family. The 34-year-old British actor appeared on Thursday’s “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” where he opened up about his pre-celebrity days working as a hairdresser.

Paul McCartney has shared a trippy new video for his latest single, ‘Find My Way’, featuring Beck – you can watch it below.Taken from the Beatles legend’s most recent album, ‘McCartney III: Imagined’ – a reworking of last year’s ‘McCartney III’ – the ‘Find My Way’ visuals sees a digitally de-aged McCartney dance the halls of a hotel before being transported to various other locations.The colourful, funk-driven, disco-inspired video was directed by Andrew Donoho (Janelle Monae, The Strokes,

No Time To Die hits cinemas in September and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will be brought to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but the new actor has not been announced quite yet.

James Blake has announced ‘Say What You Will’, a new collaborative single with Finneas arriving this week.Blake took to Instagram to announce the new single, sharing a photo of himself standing in front of a spread of magazines with Finneas’ face on the covers.

In between his “Aquaman” films, it appears that James Wan decided he needed to get back in touch with his horror roots. And that’s exactly what he’s done with the new film, “Malignant.” There’s nary a superhero or fishman to be found.

Daniel Craig was ready to quit playing James Bond before 'No Time To Die'. The 53-year-old actor will make his fifth and final appearance as 007 in the upcoming movie but has revealed that he did not think he was "physically capable" of making another Bond film after the 2015 movie 'Spectre'.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in just a few months and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will come to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but he has not been announced quite yet.

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are set to reunite next month for two special New York gigs, which will be the legendary crooner’s final ever performances.The duo famously collaborated in 2014 on duet album ‘Cheek To Cheek’, with a follow-up reportedly set to arrive this year.

Chris Willman Music WriterAs it turns out, Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” might be only the second-most satisfying authorized Beatles documentary of 2021 when it comes out around Thanksgiving time. Or maybe it’ll come out as the toppermost of the poppermost after all in fan rankings of these thing.

Under The Volcano, set to tell the story of Sir George Martin’s famous AIR Studios on Montserrat, a tiny British overseas territory in the eastern Caribbean where a string of iconic hits were recorded in the ’80s.Directed by Gracie Otto (The Last Impresario) and produced by Cody Greenwood, the film will chart the rise and fall of the studio built by Martin – often regarded as the “fifth Beatle” for his long career producing the band – in 1979.