‘No Time To Die’: Watch Rami Malek talk about his “unsettling” Bond villain

WATCH NOW VIA AMAZON PRIMEFeaturing Rihanna in a protective face mask and shield strutting backstage in preparation for the show, the stellar line-up of high-profile talent includes Miguel, Rosalía, Travis Scott, and Bad Bunny. Other familiar faces to make an appearance in the star's show are Lizzo, Normani, Demi Moore, and Bella Hadid (get the full list of celebs below the jump).

Rihanna announced that she was saving the year with the return of her Savage X Fenty show, and our feelings - namely joy - began to return.Titled Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 2, following on from her 2019 masterpiece, and featuring Rihanna's AW20 lingerie collection, and released today, we're glad to say that the show did not disappoint.

Also Read: Billie Eilish Documentary 'The World's A Little Blurry' Set for February Debut on Apple TV+Eilish recently announced that she will be the subject of a documentary film called “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry” that will premiere on Apple TV+ in February 2021.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineIn the year of the coronavirus pandemic, many TV producers have had to get creative, to figure out how to keep their shows on the air, even as production across the world was shut down.During the last seven months of lockdown, the visionaries behind two-live action sitcoms—ABC’s Black-ish and Sony Pictures Television’s One Day at a Time—wound up taking the same tack to do just that, presenting animated episodes of their beloved shows for the first time.For

Rihanna's fashion special is returning this week to Amazon Prime Video for the second time. The 'Savage X Fenty Show Vol.

Michael Lonsdale was a French actor whose notable roles included Hugo Drax, the villain in the 1979 James Bond film “Moonraker.”Lonsdale’s acting career took place largely in Europe, where he appeared in dozens of movies, TV shows, and stage productions. Yet he worked with legendary U.S.

Michael Lonsdale, who starred as the mad villain Hugo Drax in the Bond film Moonraker and the dogged detective in the Fred Zinnemann-directed crime thriller The Day of the Jackal, has died. He was 89.

Actor Michael Lonsdale has died at the age of 89.Michael was known for playing villain Hugo Drax in the 1979 James Bond film “Moonraker” opposite Roger Moore.The actor died at his home in Paris, his agent Olivier Loiseau confirmed.Lonsdale played an industrialist planning to poison all humans on Earth before repopulating the planet from his space station in the iconic Bond film.He had an acting career that spanned over six decades, playing roles in film, TV, radio and on stage.Lonsdale appeared

Naman Ramachandran French actor Michael Lonsdale, who was known internationally for his roles as the villain Hugo Drax in the 1979 James Bond film “Moonraker” and detective Claude Lebel in “The Day of the Jackal,” has died.

#LateLate pic.twitter.com/Cq2lEDR7py— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) September 18, 2020‘This thing has driven a stake through the heart of who we are and how we live our lives for over six months now. And we’re all putting a brave face on it.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Nazrin Choudhury has been set by Universal to pen American Radical, the thriller that reunites Rami Malek and his Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail.

Tristan Thompson appears to be continuing to rebuild his relationship with Khloé Kardashian following their split in 2018.Hours before the birth of the couple’s daughter in May that year, videos surfaced on TMZ and the Daily Mail of the athlete getting cosy with several other women, ultimately resulting in the demise of the pair’s relationship.The athlete added fuel to the fire of continual cheating rumours when Kylie Jenner’s former best friend Jordyn Woods kissed Thompson following a night out

For many people, big travel plans are (rightfully) on hold this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. But Rami Malek and Lucy Boynton, Bohemian Rhapsody co-stars turned off-screen sweethearts, jetted off to Croatia for a three-week vacation, despite the UK's recommendation that residents avoid non-essential travel abroad due to COVID-19.

"We both eradicate people, to make the world a better place. I just want to be a little tidier," says Safin, James Bond's latest terrifying villain in No Time To Die.

Rami Malek is giving fans a first glimpse at his No Time To Die villain, Safin, in a brand new featurette.

Rami Malek has introduced his Bond villain Safin in a new promo video for No Time To Die, Daniel Craig’s final 007 film.“What I really wanted from Safin was to make him unsettling,” the Bohemian Rhapsody star explains in the new clip, “thinking of himself as being heroic”The new video for the blockbuster film, which hits cinemas on 12 November, shows Safin threatening Léa Seydoux’s Madeleine Swann: “I’m a man willing to kill the person you love most.”“What he wants and what he’s willing to do,”

Eli Countryman Rami Malek plays the newest James Bond villain, Safin, in the upcoming “No Time to Die.”A new video uploaded to the James Bond 007 YouTube channel on Monday gave the first detailed view into Malek’s character, a man bent on revenge.

Almost two years ago, Rami Malek became a bit of a meme thanks to his unintentionally creepy commercial for Mandarin Oriental. The short video features Malek staring at the camera describing things he’s a fan of.