The James Bond film series is best known for fast Aston Martin and Lotus sports cars (often with gadgets). But there are quite a few Bond vehicles that don’t get the heart pumping.

We've been told various movies would be "saving cinema" -- it hasn't happened yet.

Anthony Lawrence, a TV writer who worked across various genres, has died at 95, according to the Writers Guild of America.

This week marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of Raymond Benson's third, and arguably, best Bond continuation novels.

Michelle Yeoh, who played a Chinese secret agent in 1997’s Tomorrow Never Dies, this week received the highest U.S. civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

In The FBI (1965-74), the bureau actually followed rules. I was reminded of this because of the 10th anniversary of the death of star Efrem Zimbalist Jr.

The fourth episode of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s third season reflected the influence of Batman and contained a Dr. Strangelove parody.

Ian Fleming Publications released a statement from Kim Sherwood about her new 00-agent book, A Spy Like Me.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare was No. 4 at the U.S. box office this weekend. It was a quiet movie-going weekend overall.

Director Guy Ritchie and actor Henry Cavill have had their share of ups and downs. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is a plus for both.

The World Is Not Enough, the 19th film in the 007 film series made by Eon Productions, marked a transition with new writers and its choice of director.

Remember in March when Aaron Taylor-Johnson was supposedly signing on for Bond 26? Tabloids count on readers forgetting.

Robert MacNeil, who had a long career as a TV journalist, also hosted PBS's presentation of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.

During the 1960s, into the 1970s, China was a source of being villainous in spy entertainment.

A prominent German fan of James Bond has died.

In the final season of Perry Mason (1957-66), the intrepid attorney went behind the Iron Curtain for an adventure.

This month marks the 60th anniversary of the introduction of the Ford Mustang. The car made its cinema debut in Goldfinger.

Marvel Studios, as part of a Fantastic Four movie, may be gender-swapping the Silver Surfer, according to Deadline: Hollywood.

Lynn Loring who went from being a child actress to an adult performer to a studio executive, died on Dec. 23 at 80, The Hollywood Reporter said.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It has had a big impact on spy genre.

Licence to Kill, which came out 35 years ago, is mostly known for a series of “lasts” but also for a first -- when 007 stumbled in the U.S. market.

This week, the 007 Store announced the sale of Bond themed Faberge eggs with an eye-popping price of more than $150,000. It's hardly the only expensive item from the 007 Store.

The current storyline in the Dick Tracy comic strip explains how Little Orphan Annie became an orphan in the first place.

To mark the 65th anniversary of the publication of Ian Fleming’s Goldfinger novel, Ian Fleming Publications today announced a partnership with Penfold.

Here’s a wish for Bond 26: After more than a decade of deconstructing James Bond during the Daniel Craig era, can we start building him back up?

There are reasons to be cautious about the idea that Aaron Taylor-Johnson will be the next Bond actor.

The Sun is back on its Aaron Taylor-Johnson kick. The tabloid said Monday night that Taylor-Johnson, 33, has been offered the role of James Bond by Eon Productions.

New audiobook editions of three James Bond novels are coming out in the U.S. starting next week and in the U.K, in 2025, Ian Fleming Publications announced.

June marks the 45th anniversary of Moonraker, a James Bond movie fans either like or despise.

In sports, athletes need to forget when they mess up and move on. So it is with British tabloids, such as The Sun, writing about James Bond films.

A new e-book, Scripting 007, describes how James Bond movies were scripted.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of The Man With The Golden Gun. The 1974 film has received a lot of flak over the decades.

At the 1974 Oscars, Live And Let Die was one of the nominees for Best Song.

GoldenEye faced many obstacles, including studio doubts about James Bond’s popularity, former MGM-UA executive Jeff Kleeman said in an interview on the SpyHards podcast.

Jonny Quest debuted in September 1964 as animation responded to the new spy craze

The Museum of Classic Chicago Television preserves 1970s and '80s broadcasts of TV shows, often with original commercials.

Pamela Salem, who played Moneypenny in Never Say Never Again, has died at 80.

There's a debate in James Bond fandom about "entitled" fans.

Argylle is the answer to a question nobody was asking.

If there’s a red-headed stepchild in the world of James Bond, the live 1954 CBS production of Casino Royale would be it.

Eon this week said nothing was happening with Bond 26.

Barbara Broccoli is asked again what's (not) happening on Bond 26. Of course, the answer is nothing.

This year marks the 60th anniversary of The Man From U.N.C.L.E., an important part of the 1960s spy craze.

In April 1964, David Cornwell (aka John Le Carre) appeared on the U.S. TV show To Tell The Truth.

Alec Mills, a veteran James Bond crew member, has died at 91. Mills was an example of how Bond films used to work, with crew members getting promoted from within.

This month marks the 60th anniversary of Daredevil and the major "New Look" Batman revamp

Want to pay more for a book than many people pay for their monthly mortgage payment? The 007 store has a deal for you.

The Museum of Science and Industry will host an exhibit titled 007 Science: Inventing the World of James Bond from March through most of October.

Attempts at creating new spy movie characters have been mixed at best at the box office and bombs at worst.