Sam Heughan Feels The ‘Right Age’ To Play James Bond Now After Being ‘Completely Out Of My Depth’ At ‘Casino Royale’ Audition

Snoop Dogg has announced that he is now officially the owner of Death Row Records, the iconic record label where he started his career 30 years ago.Death Row Records was founded in 1991 by Suge Knight, Dr. Dre and Michael “Harry O” Harris. Snoop was one of the three key artists responsible for the success of the legendary west coast rap label alongside Dre and 2Pac.He released his first two albums – ‘Doggystyle’ (1993) and ‘Tha Doggfather’ (1996) – via the label before leaving for Master P‘s No Limit Records in 1998.Death Row has had a number of owners over the past two decades including toy company Hasbro, which forked out a whopping $3.8billion to buy Canadian studio Entertainment One Ltd. (eOne) in December 2019.

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Neil Jones has taken to Instagram to share a reflection in a cryptic post today.The 39-year-old bluntly admitted he “doesn’t really care” what others think.In a picture shared with his 241,000 followers, Neil penned: “When I was 20 I really cared what everyone thought.“Now I’m almost 40 don’t really care what you think.“When I’m 60 I will realise no one was ever thinking about me in the first place.” (sic)Following the end of last year’s series of Strictly, Neil reflected on his journey on the programme in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.He had partnered up with former EastEnders actress Nina Wadia during the competition for the coveted Glitterball Trophy.However, they became the first dance couple to leave the series after being eliminated.Responding to “fix” claims, Neil said: “I think that there's no need. It's all down to the audience.”He went on: “The audience pick who they want to go through.“So, I always say when the audience turning around saying it's fixed or anything like that.

Director Zack Snyder is moving towards his future at Netflix as the streaming giant is just about to begin filming “Rebel Moon,” his second original film that is loosely based on a sci-fi take of Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece “Seven Samurai.” The project even initially started as a “Star Wars” pitch to Lucasfilm. With production about to begin, Snyder announced, on Twitter, the bulk of the cast joining Sofia Boutella (“Kingsman: The Secret Service,” “Atomic Blonde”) in “Rebel Moon.” Those new additions consist of Charlie Hunnam, Djimon Hounsou, Doona Bae, Ray Fisher, Jena Malone, Staz Nair, E.

to Amazon Live on Feb. 8, the "Vanderpump Rules" star said she's hired a private investigator to run background checks on potential dates — this after her former fiancé, Randall Emmett, allegedly cheated on her."I will never welcome someone into my life again without a full background check, and I mean in-depth," she said. "I got to see what your credit is.

A woman was left 'shaking' after being 'grabbed into the bushes' during a broad daylight assault in Tollcross Park.

Snoop Dogg has acquired the brand that launched him, Death Row Records. He did so just days before he and the label’s co-founder Dr. Dre will take the stage during the Super Bowl Halftime Show before an audience of close to 100 million people.

Natalie Abrams, the entertainment journalist-turned TV writer behind The CW’s Supergirl and upcoming Gotham Knights, has signed with CAA for representation in all areas.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek said during the company’s Wednesday earnings call that the next Star Wars Disney+ series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, will debut on May 25, the Wednesday before Memorial Day weekend.

No Time To Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga has admitted that he discussed potential replacements for Daniel Craig in the upcoming James Bond film.The long-awaited 007 adventure is finally due for release later this year, though at one point early in its development, Craig had indicated that he was done with the franchise after 2015’s Spectre.Fukunaga, who replaced Danny Boyle as director a few years ago, has revealed in a new interview that before he himself was brought on board, he spoke to producer Barbara Broccoli about Craig’s potential replacement when it looked like the actor wouldn’t return, while also pitching himself as director.“Two years ago I took Barbara to my favourite Japanese restaurant in New York,” he told Total Film.

Later today it will be Tokyo's turn to welcome the world and officially start the Olympic Games in a spectacular opening ceremony.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in September and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will be brought to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but the new actor has not been announced quite yet.

Daniel Craig was ready to quit playing James Bond before 'No Time To Die'. The 53-year-old actor will make his fifth and final appearance as 007 in the upcoming movie but has revealed that he did not think he was "physically capable" of making another Bond film after the 2015 movie 'Spectre'.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in just a few months and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will come to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but he has not been announced quite yet.

has opened up about playing for one last time! In an interview with Total Film, the actor, 53 has candidly revealed his take on wearing the James Bond tux for a final movie as the man himself. What left fans in shock was when he shared how 2015’s Spectre was supposed to be his last and final time playing the character.

Daniel Craig completes his 15-year, five-film run as James Bond in the highly-anticipated No Time to Die, with the actor admitting why he returned for one final movie.There had been much speculation about whether or not Craig, 53, was finished as 007 after 2015's Spectre, which he shot for six months in an agonizing shoot that included him tearing his meniscus while filming.The actor admitted in a wide-ranging interview with Total Filmthat there was one story thread from his first Bond film, 2006's Casino Royale, that coaxed him to return for one last time as the iconic secret agent.

Daniel Craig is opening up about his final turn as James Bond.

Originally intended to debut in April 2020, Daniel Craig’s final outing as James Bond has been long awaited, with “No Time To Die” slated for release in October 2021 after being delayed due to the pandemic.

Casino Royale partly inspired him to take the role of 007 for a final time.The James Bond actor, who bows out as Britain’s famous fictional spy in No Time To Die this autumn, said in a new interview that his idea for the new film to be a direct conclusion to the events seen in his first Bond film, Casino Royale (2006), helped him decide to reprise his role.He told GamesRadar: “We started talking about it and I went, ‘There might be a story we need to finish here – something we started in Casino [Royale]. Something to do with Vesper [Eva Green’s character], and Spectre, and something that was connected, in a way.’ It started to formulate.

For his final time, his name's Bond. James Bond. But actor Daniel Craig had vowed that he'll never play that iconic role again.

Rumour has it, that has been a top choice to play the next James Bond after retires from the role. The Spy Who Dumped Me actor was recently asked about this particular rumour on Just The Facts with Alex Zane podcast, and he replied with, "There’s a long list, right? It’s one of those things, isn’t it? You don’t want to talk about it because there isn’t anything to talk about." For some time now, fans have been waiting for the next status of movies once Daniel Craig steps away after the upcoming No Time To Die which is scheduled to release in 2021 itself.

Sam Heughan has long been rumored as one of the top choices to play James Bond next after Daniel Craig steps away from the role in the upcoming No Time To Die.