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What has changed in 60 years of James Bond

Still from 'Dr No': James Bond smoking and holding a gun.

In 1962, a martini-drinking womanizer saved the world from a villain for the first time in "Dr. No." Much has changed since the initial film. From the role of Bond girls to 007's machismo: Here are a few dated aspects.  

'This England': Boris Johnson's chaotic early reign dramatized

A blonde-haired man in a suit talks in front of a British flag

Kenneth Branagh plays UK leader Boris Johnson in Michael Winterbottom's six-part TV series. Despite all the backroom political drama, the result is "oddly superficial," Scott Roxborough writes.  

Season 4 of iconic German series 'Babylon Berlin' premieres today

TV-Serie | Babylon Berlin

“Babylon Berlin” is the most expensive German TV series to date. The new season featuring police inspector Gereon Rath takes place in the German capital in 1931.  

Brad Pitt makes surprise debut as sculptor at Finland gallery

Nick Cave (let), Thomas Houseago (center) and Brad Pitt (right) stand together next to sculptures, one of which is a gian owl, in the Sara Hilden Art Museum.

He’s not the only star to have an unexpected passion or hobby: Sylvester Stallone paints, while Tom Hanks is crazy about typewriters. Here are some celebrity passions beyond music, movies and TV.  

Arts.21 - Filmmakers fighting for their cause

DW Kultur.21 Spezial - Courage. Against all odds!

In this Arts.21 special edition we meet five young, plucky filmmakers from Pakistan, Iran, Mexico, China and Palestine. Their works break boundaries, and that takes courage.  

DW Podcast | Inside Europe | provisorisch f ROAD

Inside Europe 06.10.2022

The UK’s new prime minster makes an embarrassing climb-down, the EU risks applying double standards in its dealings with Azerbaijan, a national idol becomes the latest target in Turkey’s crackdown on dissent and Bologna celebrates its annual tortellini festival. Plus a Europe on the Move transport special looking at the ways in which European countries are future-proofing their public transport.  

Oliver Stone and Joshua S. Goldstein

Oliver Stone: Courting controversy with 'Nuclear'

The US film director's documentary, which premiered at the recently concluded Venice Film Festival, advocates nuclear energy as the solution to end the climate crisis.  

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Myanmar court sentences Japanese journalist to prison

Myanmar court sentences Japanese journalist to prison

Toru Kubota was filming a small, flash protest against the military coup in Myanmar in July when he was arrested by plainclothes police officers in Yangon. The 26-year-old now faces 10 years in prison.
Alec Baldwin reaches settlement with family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

Alec Baldwin reaches settlement with family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

In October last year, Alec Baldwin fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Her family sued the Hollywood actor and producers, claiming it wasn't necessary to use a real gun while filming.
What has changed in 60 years of James Bond

What has changed in 60 years of James Bond

In 1962, a martini-drinking womanizer saved the world from a villain for the first time in "Dr. No." Much has changed since the initial film. From the role of Bond girls to 007's machismo: Here are a few dated aspects.
New film shows why Marilyn Monroe was so much more than a sex symbol

New film shows why Marilyn Monroe was so much more than a sex symbol

A new film about the Hollywood icon shows how Marilyn Monroe was ahead of her time politically. It also highlights the personal tragedies that drove her to an early grave. "Blonde" premieres on Netflix on September 28.
Brad Pitt makes surprise debut as sculptor at Finland gallery

Brad Pitt makes surprise debut as sculptor at Finland gallery

He’s not the only star to have an unexpected passion or hobby: Sylvester Stallone paints, while Tom Hanks is crazy about typewriters. Here are some celebrity passions beyond music, movies and TV.
Israel uncovers rare Ramses II-era burial cave

Israel uncovers rare Ramses II-era burial cave

One archaeologist described the 3,300-year-old chamber as like being "on the set of an Indiana Jones movie." The structure, complete with dozens of intact pottery and bronze artifacts, was found by accident.
Oliver Stone: Courting controversy with 'Nuclear'

Oliver Stone: Courting controversy with 'Nuclear'

The US film director's documentary, which premiered at the recently concluded Venice Film Festival, advocates nuclear energy as the solution to end the climate crisis.
Filmmaker Wim Wenders wins the 2022 Praemium Imperiale

Filmmaker Wim Wenders wins the 2022 Praemium Imperiale

The German director took home the prestigious Japanese prize that's been dubbed the "Nobel Prize of the Arts." A look back at his influential career.

'Boycott Bollywood': Hindi film industry struggles in the face of mass campaigns

'Boycott Bollywood': Hindi film industry struggles in the face of mass campaigns

Almost all new Bollywood releases are facing relentless social media campaigns calling for their boycott. But it's not the only problem confronting the Hindi film industry.
Jean-Luc Godard: French-Swiss film director dies at age 91

Jean-Luc Godard: French-Swiss film director dies at age 91

France has lost "a national treasure," said French President Emmanuel Macron. Godard was one of the most influential film directors and was often credited with revolutionizing cinema.
German film score composer Hans Zimmer: The sound of Hollywood

German film score composer Hans Zimmer: The sound of Hollywood

From "The Lion King" to "Dune" and the James Bond movies, Hans Zimmer is one of the most famous composers of film scores in the world. On his 65th birthday, here's his story.
Documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras wins Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion

Documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras wins Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion

"All the Beauty and the Bloodshed," a documentary about photographer Nan Goldin, won the festival's best film award. Cate Blanchett and Colin Farrell were crowned best actors.