Gary Oldman claims new James Bond is chosen but not yet announced

Oldman says Bond producers have made their choice and announcement is coming soon; he is backing Jack Lowden.

Why it mattersAny credible hint at the casting decision cuts through years of speculation and shapes the direction of Hollywood's most famous spy franchise.

AustraliaAustralian actor Jacob Elordi is among reported candidates, making the eventual decision locally relevant.

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Kirby Bentley wins Traitors Australia with $200,600 prize

Bentley won by spending all 12 days as an original Traitor, then convincing the final two she was loyal.

Why it mattersBentley is a recognisable Australian sports and reality figure, so her win on a major streaming show captures viewer interest.

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Six charges filed against Kidulthood star Noel Clarke

The UK actor has been charged with two counts of sexual assault, three of voyeurism, and one of exposure.

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Gary Oldman claims new James Bond is chosen but not yet announced

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Kirby Bentley wins Traitors Australia with $200,600 prize

Six charges filed against Kidulthood star Noel Clarke

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