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Half a century after the release of the first James Bond movie, Dr No, 007 is as popular as ever.

I''ve never been one to keep up with the celebrities, like what Lady Gaga is wearing or what Lindsay Lohan is not, but Demi Moore is about to break my heart because back when I was still going to the movies, I thought she was just about the most beautiful woman I had ever seen.

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This year is the 50th anniversary of the James Bond movies and the occasion is being marked in a variety of ways.

He's still got the look. He's still got the cars. And he shows no sign of slowing with the ladies.

The 100-card base set tracks James Bond through the first 22 movies in the franchise, starting with Dr.

London, Jan 22: Bond enthusiasts have been left flabbergasted by what seems to be an overlooking of Sir Sean Connery's contribution in the success of the multi-billion dollar franchise.

Fifty years after the first James Bond film, four of 007's leading ladies have been reunited at an exhibition at the National Motor Museum featuring 50 cars used in the movies.

The question is not shaken or stirred but which vehicle to drive? SOUNDBITE: Madeline Smith, Bond Girl From "Live And Let Die", saying : "What car comes to mind? The Aston Martin, most definitely." 50 of James Bond's preferred methods of travel goes on display for the 50th anniversary of "Dr. No". The 1962 film was the first to feature the Martini ... (more)

The evil villains in James Bond movies are being blamed for casting a long-lasting shadow over the image of nuclear power, says the president of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

MI6 agent's silver Aston Martin DB5 at biggest display of Bond vehicles put on to celebrate half a century since first film, Dr No James Bond's Aston Martin which first appeared in Goldfinger sits alongside other vehicles used by the secret agent at the National Motor Museum exhibition.