Live and Let Die News

JAMES BOND, the spy with a licence to kill, has returned in comic strip form. Eleven of 007's most thrilling missions, including Casino Royal, Goldfinger and Live and Let Die have been published as a collection of short graphic novels.

On a list of cool things to find in a scrapyard, this has to be near the top. It has seen better days but the battered contraption in front of me is one of the coolest vehicles of all time.

Actress and children's welfare advocate Jane Seymour is the keynote speaker at Ferris State University's Foundation for Excellence Benefit.

Albert "Cubby" Broccoli was a self-made man who not only believed in the American dream but lived it as producer of the James Bond films, the longest-running film franchise in cinema history.

Madeline Smith in a publicity shot from Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell Hammer horror films made stars of actors like Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, but some of the most iconic images from the Hammer era are of the glamorous actresses who appeared alongside them.

Geoffrey Holder as Baron Samedi in "Live and Let Die" It's that time of year when somebody is guaranteed to produce a spine-tingling story that matches the names of various Wall Street goblins with Hollywood horror figures as potential Halloween costume candidates.

Thank goodness we have the guardians of tolerance and civility to take down people like Rush Limbaugh.

Limbaugh to NYTimes environment reporter Revkin: "Why don't you just go kill yourself" Media Matters for America The environmentalist wackos are the same way.

MSNBC talk show host Chris Matthews fantasized about "blowing up" Rush Limbaugh on the air Tuesday morning.

First up, Chris Matthews on Rush Limbaugh : CHRIS MATTHEWS: You guys see Live and Let Die, the great Bond film with Yaphet Kotto as the bad guy, Mr.

Via Instapundit comes this Hotair/Ed Morrissey vid and transcript of Hardball host Chris Matthews musing about someone "jam[ming] a CO2 pellet intoA [Limbaugh's] head and hea TMs going to explode like a giant blimp." You know, just like Yaphet Kotto at the end of the Roger Moore Bond flickA Live And Let Die .

Call this the opposite of a tingle up onea TMs leg. No surprise here from the classiest cable network to drag anchor in the ratings, but consider if someone on Fox had offered this kind of fantasy musing on air about a liberal show host a ' say, Keith Olbermann or Matthews himself.

What some guys won't say to get attention . . . Analogizing Rush Limbaugh to a James Bond villian, Chris Matthews today fantasized: "at some point somebody's going to jam a CO2 pellet into his head and he's going to explode like a giant blimp." Hosting MSNBC's 10 AM hour today, Matthews made his remark while chatting with Politico's Jonathan Martin ...

GEOFFREY Holder, 79, is sipping Carib beer at a table in the MovieTowne foyer. He is wearing a large red scarf with a floral pattern, a white shirt with the collars turned up.

Therea TMs a very naughty and very knowing scene at the beginning of the American rom-com Blind Dating.

British actor and former 007 Roger Moore renewed Sunday his campaign against foie gras, slamming the process of making the delicacy as "vile" and eating it as "ridiculous". The ex-British super spy has written to the chairman of London's upmarket department store Selfridges, offering to buy its entire stock of the product, which is created by ...

Born and raised in France, British director Guy Harrison learned his craft as an assistant director apprenticing with the likes of Julien Duvivier , Carol Reed , Carol Reed , Orson Welles and John Huston .

Hollis. Directed by: John Glen. For Your Eyes Only is the twelfth James Bond film in the franchise as well as the fifth one to star Roger Moore in the title role.

Jane Seymour is a double major. Everyone knows her acting credits: "Live and Let Die," "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman," "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger," "Somewhere in Time," "Wedding Crashers," "Smallville." But she's also gotten high marks in a second field of study: fine art.

Acclaimed actress, artist and humanitarian Jane Seymour is coming to Hackensack's Wentworth Gallery Friday, Aug.