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  The one man who links Bob Marley, Noel Coward and Ian Fleming

  In 1964, Chris Blackwell, the founder of Island Records, was granted a first-hand insight into the distorting power of fame. Escorting the 16-year-old Millie Small to her hardscrabble Kingston home at the end of an international tour to promote her six-million-selling hit single My Boy Lollipop, Blackwell watched in horror as the singer’s own mother received her daughter “as if she were now a stranger”. “Hello, Miss Millie,” she said, curtsying. The 26-year-old Blackwell “vowed then and there th

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  Janette Manrara stuns in James Bond-style white bikini – and wow

  While she's known for her killer moves on Strictly Come Dancing, on Friday, dancer Janette Manrara showed off her killer bikini body instead. SEE: Aljaz Skorjanec and Janette Manrara put on united front with sweet selfie after Strictly shock The It Takes Two host, who is currently touring the nation with her husband Aljaz Skorjanec, donned a jaw-dropping white string bikini that perfectly resembled the one that Ursula Andress wore in the first James Bond film, Dr. No. Taking the resemblance even

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  Harry Hamlin has never had Botox and doesn't use any particular "potions" to remain youthful.

  Harry Hamlin has never had Botox and explains that he doesn't use any skin care remedies to remain youthful.

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  Harry Hamlin thinks playing a gay man 'ended his career.'

  Harry Hamlin thinks that playing a gay man in the 1982 film 'Making Love' ended his mainstream career.

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  The truth behind the Caribbean's A-list allure

  They say diamonds are forever, but so is an Arne Hasselqvist-designed villa on Mustique – and frankly, we prefer the sparkle of the latter. The Caribbean has twinkled tantalisingly in the eyes of British travellers not merely for decades, but for centuries; Nevis’s Bath Hotel, built in 1778, attracted the naval commander Lord Nelson and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge to the hot springs. Even before the Second World War, the Caribbean was welcoming 100,000 tourists a year, but it was in the 196

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  The man with the golden cufflinks ... but can you crack code on Ian Fleming’s jewellery?

  It is a code-breaking test to suit the aspiring spy.

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  The most stylish Bond girls through history, as No Time To Die hits screens

  Ana de Armas is the latest Bond girl, joining the ranks of Halle Berry and Ursula Andress.

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  Daniel Craig calls for roles 'just as good as James Bond' for women and actors of colour

  James Bond star Daniel Craig has shot down a suggestion that a woman could play the suave spy after him, as he believes there should be roles "just as good as" 007 for women and actors of colour.

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  You need to see Megan Fox's fresh out the shower MTV VMAs hair

  Now this is how you do a wet look

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  We’ve been collecting you, Mr Bond: the most sought-after items in the 007 memorabilia market

  Have you seen it? In a plot twist that would please Ian Fleming, it appears that a James Bond Aston Martin DB5, fliched from a Florida airfield in 1997, has re-surfaced – in the Middle East.

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