James Bond Videos

Below, check out the brand new single from Sam Smith titled 'Too Good At Goodbyes'.  The song marks the singer's first release since 2015's “Writing's On The Wall” from the James Bond film SPECTRE

On last night's LATE SHOW, 'Logan Lucky' star Daniel Craig saved a big announcement for his appearance - the confirmation that he will return for the next installment of James Bond.

Based in part on the 1990 Elmore Leonard novel of the same name, the 10-episode original series follows Miles Daly (O'Dowd), a hitman from Nevada who tries to become a movie producer in Hollywood as a means to leave his criminal past behind and win back his recently-estranged family.  There, he meets Rick Moreweather (Romano), a washed up producer of low quality films who is desperately hanging on to the rungs of Hollywood relevancy and begrudgingly becomes Miles' partner and guide through the maze of show business.  See a special sneak peek from the new series below!

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, when David Beckham and James Corden find each other at the same audition for James Bond, their unique approaches to the role create tension that threatens a friendship. Check out the clip below!

The Saint Pio Foundation is excited to announce that acclaimed American actor and singer Robert Davi, Goodwill Ambassador of the Saint Pio Foundation, has just released a video in support of the Foundation and its mission.

On December 24, 2016, Dame Bassey shared an early birthday celebration with the BBC's David Walliams. Performing songs from her repertoire, she lit up the stage with her presence. Celebrate the day by watching her divine interpretation of Sondheim's 'I'm Still Here.'

On Monday, January 2, 2017 Esquire Network presents a full day programming takeover of Pierce Brosnan's James Bond, one of the world's most celebrated franchises

Hello and welcome to BWW's ON THIS DAY Series! Please read along as, each day, we celebrate birthdays, shows' openings and all kinds of theatrical events that have happened on this date.

During a recent concert performance, multi-Grammy Award winning artist Adele gave her fans what they really really wanted with a cover of a Spice Girls classic tune.

During a recent tour stop at Italy's Arena di Verona, superstar Adele stopped her show in order to call out a fan in the audience who was recording her live concert.

Billboard.com reports that Adele's songs are being reimagined as lullabies for the Rockabye Baby series.

Tom Hiddleston of "The Night Manager" stopped by CBS's THE TALK and weighed in on fans’ campaigning for him to be the next James Bond. "t's very flattering," says the actor.

On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, Allison Williams explained how Tom Hanks ended up being her wedding officiant and her smooth James Bond moment during the wedding.

On last night's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, guest Tom Hiddleston talked about the possibility of becoming the next James Bond.

On tonight's ACADEMY AWARDS, Sam Smith performed 'Writing's on the Wall,' from James Bond, a nominee for this year's Best Original Song.

In a video published on Big Think, Comedian John Cleese said, 'I'm offended every day. For example, the British newspapers every day offend me with their laziness, their nastiness, and their inaccuracy, but I'm not going to expect someone to stop that happening; I just simply speak out about it.'  He goes on to say, 'And the whole point about humor, the whole point about comedy, and believe you me I thought about this, is that all comedy is critical. Even if you make a very inclusive joke like how would you make God laugh? Answer: Tell him your plans. Now that's about the human condition; it's not excluding anyone.'

Staying in on Valentine's Day? Don't worry, BBC AMERICA's got you covered with two scintillating specials, providing an excellent mix of celebrities, fashion, movies and music.

JB Smoove stopped by last night's LATE NIGHT to tell Seth he knows he has the class, elegance and torture skills to be a great James Bond.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, after getting Daniel Craig's endorsement for future James Bond films, One Direction's Niall Horan delivers Bond's classic line to James Corden, playing a villain, and Louis Tomlinson playing his evil cat.

Watch as she feigns extreme nervousness and then blows away the other auditioners in the theatre with her performance!