60th anniversary of The Glass Bottom Boat

It has been five years since the most recent James Bond movie, No Time to Die. It was the end of an era.

Gary Oldman, an excellent actor who has nothing to do with casting the next Bond film, has jacked up internet fervor.

Eric Braeden was a contender to play James Bond -- until Eon Productions discovered he was German.

The Bond Experience, a prominent 007-oriented YouTube channel, is moving from the U.S. to Switzerland.

The words "I hear" and "I heard" are getting a lot of work as the flames are fanned about who might be the next film James Bond.

Actress Leslie Parrish, who performed in various spy-oriented movies and TV shows, has died at age 90.

Underdog, after a 42-year absence, will return to this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. Naturally, there are spy connections.

A new James Bond film actor hasn't been picked yet. The internet outrage machine can't wait.

In the 1960s, the spycraze attracted stars to all sorts of projects. So it was with Doris Day and 1966’s frothy comedy The Glass Bottom Boat. 

Amy Pascal, one of the producers Amazon named to oversee the first 007 film under the company's creative control, says it's a "good bet" the new Bond actor will be cast by year's end.