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- As the global media reports that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has now officially been offered the role of 007 in the next instalment of the Bond franchise, who could be the next Bond girl?
- Everyone from Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor to Anyone But You’s Sydney Sweeney are reportedly in the running – but one name has emerged as a new front runner …
After much hype about who would take on the role of Daniel Craig’s James Bond, it appears Aaron Taylor-Johnson might be the chosen one – with reports suggesting he will sign a deal this week
The ‘James Bond-esque’ estate houses the Finnish driver’s wife Minttu, and children Robin, Rianna and Grace, as well as a garage for his collection of Ferraris and Rolls-Royces
The Irish actor was given a ticket for ‘foot travel in a thermal area’ while strolling through the national park on November 1. Brosnan is expected to appear at Yellowstone Justice Centre on January 23.
James Bond was in Macau in The Man with the Golden Gun and Skyfall, as was Bond actor Pierce Brosnan in Around the World in 80 Days, while The Venetian Macao features in K-drama Boys Over Flowers.
Rowan Atkinson plays British spy Johnny English, who travels to Hong Kong to prevent an attack on a Chinese premier, in a film meant to court Chinese audiences but which was packed with stereotypes.
SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk can’t be called materialistic, but he still spends big on the things he cares about – from unusual cars to Diet Coke
British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson addressed the James Bond rumours, neither confirming nor denying them, after being spotted at a ‘top secret meeting’ with the franchise’s producer – so who is he?
He also wants to preserve parts of its history, such as what he says was the UK’s deepest bar, frequented by engineers and clerks who worked underground.
Stephen Chow, 61 on June 22, began acting in 1980 and moved into directing with a James Bond spoof. After King of Comedy came global hits Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle that showed his mastery of slapstick.
Fancy living out your Jack Sparrow or James Bond dreams in the real-life paradise behind the screen? Here’s a peek inside Little Pipe Cay – which is all yours for US$100 million
From James Bond to The Big Lebowski, cinema and cocktails have long been linked. We look at some of the most famous cocktails to grace big and small screens, and how they influenced our drinking preferences.
Alexander Csergo, accused of ‘reckless foreign interference’, is being held in a top-security cell in Australia and has not been afforded his ‘universal rights’, his lawyer says.
Book a private training session with Daniel Craig’s stunt double, or even chat Casino Royale with its special effects supervisor in an Aston Martin – Black Tomato and Eon’s new trip has it all
LaQuan Smith’s NYFW show began with a dramatic scene of a model emerging down a cascading staircase – here’s a peek into the designer’s James Bond meets Dynasty collection
Imagine being so famous that Rolex timepieces get named after you! That’s what happened to Avatar director James Cameron and his Sea-Dweller, while Clint Eastwood became synonymous with his GMT Master
From OG icon Sean Connery’s six-decade acting career to outgoing Daniel Craig’s US$25 million per film deal – which 007 hit bullseye at the bank?
Henry Cavill talks about his rendition of a drunk Sherlock Holmes, how fans want him to play James Bond, and how pleased he is to be putting on Superman’s cape again.
It’s every actor’s dream role – so who is in the running to replace Daniel Craig as the next James Bond, and what has producer Barbara Broccoli said about it all?
The Old War Office (The OWO) in London’s Whitehall has long been a filming location for James Bond movies. Now it is being turned into the Raffles London luxury hotel.
The twangy, menacing piece of music has been used in all 25 films revolving around the suave British secret agent.
One of Hong Kong’s best on-screen villains, Tsang just passed away at the age of 87 … here’s a look at some of his most iconic performances
A vintage-car collector’s ‘library’ of motors and car memorabilia in Wan Chai was based on a design approach from the 1950s – an era in which function defined form.
Did a French barman create the Bloody Mary in Paris in 1921 or in New York in 1934? Was the first Singapore Sling poured at the Long Bar of the Raffles hotel in Singapore as claimed?
Queen Elizabeth has made former prime minister Tony Blair a Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, the oldest and most senior British order of chivalry.
You can never go wrong with a gift that makes people look good or feel good, and you’ll find plenty of suggestions that do both in this stylish gift guide …
As Tom Holland’s third Spider-Man film, No Way Home, finally hits the cinemas, we take a look at how his success stacks up against the other Spidey actors …
Charles Dicken’s classic Christmas tale is given a new twist in Sweet and Sour Productions’ ‘unfaithfully’ adapted version, showing at Fringe Underground Theatre.
For his last James Bond film premiere tour, the star wowed in a pink Savile Row tuxedo jacket and Omega watch – here’s how to emulate his iconic 007 fashion
Shaken, stirred or even left layered, the martini remains a classic – as seen in the latest crop of bars to specialise in it in the city, from Argo at the Four Seasons to Darkside at the Rosewood
