Puja Gupta revives Ursula Andress' bikini scene

A Co Cork railway bridge made famous by a First World War film starring James Mason, George Peppard and Ursula Andress may soon be open to

The sands of time have barely touched former Bond Girl Britt Ekland. The 70-year-old Swedish actress, who barely looks a day over 50, on Sunday, wearing an on-trend pleated maxi dress with a sparkly top, a chic white blazer and a gorgeous diamond ...

Bond girls, screen icons and teen pin-ups we've got the lot. Join us as we take a look back at the most iconic swimsuit and bikini moments in history... 1. Ursula Andress in Dr. No (1962) Arguably the most iconic bikini moment in film history, ...

Peter OToole and Omar Sharif star in Lawrence of Arabia, 1962. Change text size for the story Print Our next column on film and World War I covers more of the broad range of that war's films. World War I saw the first major use of air ...

With Skyfall becoming the most successful film in the entire James Bond franchise (over a billion that's BILLION, with a B dollars in box office internationally, five Oscar nominations and two wins), it makes sense that Hollywood would be frantic ...

In Paris in May 1968, massive confrontations between police and students brought workers out on a general strike and brought the government to the point of collapse. The background to these events included: the Collapse of the Bretton Woods ...

Developer Ubisoft Montpellier is trying to perfect the 2D platformer genre with Rayman Legends. That might not be the company's explicit goal, but considering the level of refinement it's made to the formula built from 2011′s Rayman Origins, the ...

Daniel Craig has revealed that he would love to play a villain in a James Bond movie. The 'Skyfall ' star, who is still under contract for two more Bond films, is considering returning as a baddie like Jaws or Blofeld, the Daily Star reported. "We ...

Reuters Florence, Italy: Art, magnificent buildings, exquisite food and wines. What is not to like about the home of Michelangelo's David? Florence is well known for its fine Chianti, but while you are here, become acquainted with some other wines ...