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Wiseman, who played villain in 1962 'Dr. No,' dies

Joseph Wiseman, an actor who played the sinister scientist and title character of Dr. No in the first James Bond feature film, has died. He was 91.

Kim Yu-na wins Trophee Bompard women's event

World champion Kim Yu-na of South Korea captured the Trophee Bompard on Saturday, winning the free skate with a flawless performance to finish ahead of Japanese skaters Mao Asada and Yukari Nakano.

Daniel Craig, Hugh Jackman open play on Broadway

James Bond and Wolverine have hit Broadway.

Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman set for Broadway

James Bond and the Boy from Oz are coming to Broadway.

British spy agency searches for real-life `Q'

He was James Bond's go-to guy for inventions that included dagger-embedded shoes, radioactive lint and a deadly sofa that swallowed people. Now, Britain's domestic spy agency — MI5 — is hunting for its very own "Q," of sorts.

Review: Swann's camera pen lets you play spy

With my trench coat and dark glasses, I looked like a rumpled, portly version of Jason Bourne or James Bond as I stood by the Glienicke Bridge between Berlin and Potsdam, famed as the transfer point for captured spies between the East and the West during the Cold War.

Authorities: Missing pilot in custody in Florida

Authorities in northern Florida say they have found an Indiana businessman believed to have tried to fake his own death in a plane crash.

Aston Martin laying off 600 employees

Aston Martin, maker of James Bond's luxury sports car, said Monday that it is laying off as much as a third of its work force because of falling sales during the economic slump.

Moore: Craig 'marvelous' as Bond

From one Bond to another: job well done.

'Twilight' takes $70.6M bite out of box office

Audiences found the vampire romance "Twilight" infectious in its opening weekend, pushing the movie to a take of $70.6 million.

Not shaken or stirred: My Bond deflowering

My name is Courtney Hazlett and I’m a virgin — a James Bond virgin.

Review: ‘Quantum’ is breathtaking Bond

Much has been made of the sadism of the James Bond character, particularly in his original incarnation in the fiction of Ian Fleming. But as played by Daniel Craig in “Casino Royale” and now “Quantum of Solace,” there’s a case to be made for 007 as masochist — unlike earlier renderings of the character, Craig’s Bond lets the audience feel the impact of every blow to the head, every bullet to the shoulder, every face-first landing into the side of a building.

Travel like 007? Low impact, he ain’t

He’s ba-a-ck. Indeed, the man from MI6 — you know, the dapper gent with the penchant for fast cars, comely companions and fine-tuned martinis — is back with a vengeance. “Quantum of Solace,” the 22nd James Bond movie, hits U.S. movie screens on November 14, and fans of the franchise and armchair travelers alike have plenty to look forward to.

In 007's world, Jaws is more than a shark

In any long-running series, a hero is only as memorable as the villains he goes up against, and James Bond is no exception. The superspy’s chief nemeses tend to be would-be world-conquering megalomaniacs, epitomized by Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the leader of terrorist organization SMERSH. But many, if not most, of the most memorable villains tend to be the ones closer to Bond’s own pay grade: The henchmen, hired killers and thugs who duke it out with 007 mano a mano in the field — people like Oddjob, the tough-as-a-brick chauffeur of Auric Goldfinger who sported a bowler hat that could cut off the head off a marble statue.

Best bets: James Bond's back, so is Dr. Greene

The latest James Bond flick, hopes to leave you as shaken and stirred as 007’s martini. Craig returns as the suave British spy who has a way with the ladies and an eye for revenge. And here’s hoping he removes his shirt, too.

Bond finds 'Solace' in $70.4M box office debut

James Bond's quantum of the weekend box office: $70.4 million. "Quantum of Solace," with Daniel Craig returning as Bond for the first direct sequel in the spy franchise, pulled in nearly $30 million more over opening weekend than its predecessor, 2006's "Casino Royale," according to studio estimates Sunday.

Holiday highlights: Bond, Nixon, `Madagascar' gang

Nixon's back. So are Kate and Leo, Nicole and Baz, a herd of stranded zoo animals and a very vengeful James Bond.

Russia communists say Ukraine Bond girl a traitor

First it was Indiana Jones. Now it's James Bond's latest lady friend.

British princes William and Harry at 007 premiere

Agent 007 received the royal stamp of approval, with Princes William and Harry attending the world premiere of the new James Bond thriller, "Quantum of Solace."

Scoop: Brangelina clan requires six nannies

What does it take to keep the Jolie-Pitt household running smoothly? A fleet of cars and a half-dozen nannies, for starters.

Del Toro, Cuaron do voices in new Bond film

Mexican film directors Guillermo del Toro and Alfonso Cuaron will both have voice roles in the new James Bond film "Quantum of Solace."

Bond girl rises from humble Soviet childhood

Olga Kurylenko, the model and actress who stars in the upcoming James Bond movie, began acting by playing Santa Claus' young wife in a school play in her Ukrainian hometown.

Lazenby to dispute Pam Shriver's custody claim

Former James Bond actor George Lazenby says he will fight Pam Shriver's claim for custody over the couple's three young children.

Alicia Keys, Jack White to sing 007 theme tune

It's a double-O duet. Alicia Keys and Jack White have recorded the theme song for the new James Bond film, "Quantum of Solace," producers said Wednesday.

Maine Senate race attracts many celebrity donors

Barbra Streisand, Mary Tyler Moore and Stephen King have a financial stake in Maine's high-profile U.S. Senate race. So does a founding member of the Grateful Dead and an actress who starred as a James Bond girl.

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5 Authors More Badass Than The Badass Character They Created
Source: CRACKED.com

In fact, if you look at the authors behind some of the most iconic heroes of all time, you find a writer who's every bit as badass. Not only did these guys insert elements from their actual lives into the stories, they actually toned them down a bit.

Will America Ever Be Cool Again?

The Daily Event is proud to have Igor Yopsvoyomatsky, editor-in chief of paranoiaisfact.com, to answers readers' questions. Dear Igor,

Activision talks 2010: Bond is back, joined by Tony Hawk, Spider-Man, and 'innovative' action game
Source: Joystiq

On this afternoon's earnings call, Activision Publishing CEO Mike Griffith dropped some details on what we can expect out of Activision in 2010.

Megan Fox I Would Love To Do A Bond Movie | Parade.com
Source: Parade.com

The lovely Megan Fox would like to be one of the many "Bond" girls.

Alfred Hitchcock's influence on the Bond films and other blockbusters
Source: Guardian Unlimited

We all know how wonderfully influential Alfred Hitchcock was on film history and style, how inventive he was with new technologies, and how open he remained to new ideas.

Another PS3 Bundle, This Time With Baseball & Bond
Source: Kotaku

America's favourite pastime + suave British secret agent? Not the most natural pairing for a PlayStation 3 bundle, but then, I may just be looking at it wrong. Sports + face-punching might be closer to the mark.

Job-seeker putting "breast" foot forward | 10connects.com | Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater
Source: 10connects.com

A man going by the name of "James Bond" is leaving the Village South community of Carrollwood shaken, not stirred. A handful of residents - mostly women - have found handwritten solicitations in their mailboxes offering massages, exercise coaching, or other services.

Idris Elba Wants to be James Bond
Source: worstpreviews.com

Puff Daddy already made it clear that he wants to be the first black James Bond, but now he has a bit of competition. Idris Elba (RocknRolla, Obsessed) has revealed to The Guardian that he believe he's the right man for the job.

MI5 seeks real 'Q'
Source: Straits Times Interactive - SINGAPORE

LONDON - JAMES Bond always went to Q to keep one step ahead of the enemy with the latest smart gadgets, and now the real-life British spies of MI5 are to get their own technology mastermind.

James Bond museum opens its doors
Source: BBC News

A James Bond fan has opened a museum dedicated to the gadgets and cars made famous by the fictional secret agent.

Glenn Beck: Obama Is A Super Villain (Like In A James Bond Movie)
Source: FOXNews.com

Say what you will–this guy's either a moron or a genius. After watching him bob and weave through the longest campaign season in our nation's history, it's clear that this guy knows all the right moves when it comes to imaging a message (or lack thereof).

Square-Enix to Publish Activision Blizzard'sJames Bond 007: Quantum of Solace for Japanese Market in March 2009
Source: release.square-enix.com

Tokyo, Japan, (Feb. 2, 2009) – Square Enix Co., Ltd. (Square Enix) today announced that Square Enix has signed with Activision Blizzard Pty Limited (Activision Blizzard), an Australian subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc.

Obama's 'Beast' of a car revealed
Source: BBC News

It looks like something out of a James Bond film. But the presidential seal on the side marks this hulking limo out as something not even the superspy will be able to get his hands on.

Recession Cocktails May Take Edge Off Dark Year
Source: The New York Times

Liquor companies and bartenders are finding inspiration in the financial crisis, devising new recipes and reviving old cocktail standards to keep spirits alive during the holidays.

Quantum of Solace: James Bond vs. imperialism
Source: WSWS

In crafting their latest work, Forster and Haggis have attempted to make some sort of comment on the contemporary world economic and political situation.

Va. father, daughter killed in India remembered
Source: msnbc.com

In an isolated spiritual community in Virginia, 13-year-old Naomi Scherr was an especially adventurous kid, dyeing her hair purple, then shades of blue and teal.

Quantum of Solace: New Bond Film an Enviro Thriller?
Source: AlterNet.org

[Excerpt:] - The scary fact is that the plot of the new Bond film is eerily true and an environmental nightmare.

MI6 launches search for more spies from ethnic minorities
Source: Guardian Unlimited

The Secret Intelligence Service, MI6, yesterday launched a campaign to recruit more officers from ethnic minorities and shed its image as an overwhelmingly white male agency of wannabe James Bonds.

Quantum Leap in Revenue for 22nd James Bond Movie
Source: UP Ibalon Bicol

Quantum of Solace, the 22nd James Bond movie and sequel of the 2006' Casino Royale rakes in record-breaking profits in its weekend debut in America.

Quantum of Solace: 16 Places to Learn More About James Bond
Source: Mashable!

You would be hard pressed to go anywhere in the world where people don't know exactly what you mean when you say, "Bond, James Bond." Not surprising seeing as there are 22 movies spanning over a 40 year history; it's a bit difficult to avoid exposure to the British agent …

Image of women in James Bond films shake and stir debate 46 years on
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In "Quantum of Solace," released in the United States on Friday, Olga Kurylenko's character Camille has been held up as a model female foil for today's 007 -- tough, independent, modern.

007 Is Back, and He's Brooding
Source: The New York Times

A reviewer may come to a new James Bond movie — "Quantum of Solace," directed by Marc Forster and opening Friday, is the 22nd official installment of the series in 46 years — with a nifty theory or an elaborate sociocultural hermeneutic agenda, but the most important thin …

Gallery: The Best Fictional Doomsday Devices
Source: Wired News

America's love affair with the doomsday device is a turbulent one. First popularized in comic books and James Bond movies, then lampooned by Austin Powers, we love them because their ridiculousness makes us feel safe — like the exhilarating false danger of a roller coaster.

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