Susie Vanner: I still get fan mail about bonding with Roger Moore 42 years on
She started out as a singer, became an iconic Bond Girl, and is finally back to singing.
In cinemas this week: Even if you don’t like cars, Le Mans ’66 will leave you impressed
Even if you are not a petrolhead, chances are Le Mans ’66 will leave you impressed.
Pharologist Sarah Kerr explores the fascinating history of the UK’s lighthouses in new book
If you thought pharology must be all about Ancient Egypt, pyramids and the like, think again.
The story of Jean Harlow, part three: Ultimate blonde bombshell tried to kiss goodbye to the stereotype
On paper at least, 1935 should have begun with a bang for Jean Harlow.
The story of Jean Harlow, part two: Scandal over mystery death of husband put her career in jeopardy
If the year 1932 had attracted some outraged attacks on Jean Harlow, it was nothing compared to ’33.
Remember, remember – Guy Fawkes didn’t plot alone
How well do we remember, remember the fifth of November?
The story of Jean Harlow, part one: Original Blonde Bombshell who exploded onto cinema screens
Even James Dean, dead at 24, couldn’t truly claim he had done more and left a greater lasting impression than Jean Harlow.
Tony Christie on family life, his glittering career and choosing to be a crooner
If things had gone slightly differently in his early days, Tony Christie might have become a rocker.
Will Buddy Holly’s music ever die? That’ll Be The Day, says star of tribute tour
Sixty years after he died, Buddy Holly’s music continues to win new admirers.
In cinemas this week: Sky the limit again for dream duo Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones in The Aeronauts
They conjured up a cracker of a film with The Theory Of Everything.
George Lazenby is at our service once more – 50 years after his only Bond film
For some, despite only being James Bond once, George Lazenby was the ultimate 007 and gave us the best movie in the series.