Judi Dench

Seems like actor Daniel Craig has the hots for one of his female Casino Royale co-stars...

And she's not the new Bond girl.

Now don't be fooled into thinking that Ms Titmuss was out at a seedy nightclub.

She was actually at the opening night for a piece of theatrical art, dahling.

Everything seems to be going right for Sienna Miller these days.

Her place at the top of the style pile is assured, she's back with on-off boyf Jude Law...

Has a movie ever generated such divided opinion, or caused emotions to run quite so high?

The new Bond - Daniel Craig - and the new Bond movie have been surrounded by a deafening buzz of gossip and criticism from the start.

There are some shows that we'll always feel nostalgic about.

And more often than not, they're the programmes we grew up on.

Nicole Kidman is the latest celeb recruit signing up to the Daniel Craig army.

The Aussie actress has joined the growing ranks of famous bods leaping to his defence.

There has been a lot of Daniel Craig-bashing of late but the actor has a serious new supporter.

The new 007 can count Dame Judi Dench as a fan - and she's fed up with all the 'blonde Bond' slating.

Racial tension got everyone hot under the collar at this year's Oscars.

The judging experts named Crash as their best picture, pipping the bookies' favourite Brokeback Mountain to the post.

Brokeback Mountain is nominated for eight awards at the Oscars.

As predicted, Ang Lee's gay cowboy movie is up for some of the biggest accolades - best film, best director, best actor for Heath Ledger, best supporting actor for Jake Gyllenhaal and best supporting actress for Michelle Williams.

So will either Keira Knightley or Dame Judi Dench bring home the best actress Oscar to England?

According to Charlize Theron - their rival for the gong - they haven't got a hope.

Britain is buzzing with the prospect of Oscar nominees Judi Dench or Keira Knightley bringing home the best actress honours.

So how did Keira greet the prospect of bagging a gold statue?

Four times nominated George Clooney went home gongless and Brit flick The Constant Gardener didn't capitalise on its whopping ten nominations.

In the end the 2006 Baftas belonged to Brokeback Mountain.

Brokeback Mountain just pipped Walk The Line to the Golden Globe post with four gongs.

And although some of the British big hopes such as Keira Knightley and Judi Dench will be putting their ornaments back on the mantelpiece, Rachel Weisz walked away with the best supporting actress gong.

It wasn't a night for blockbusters at this year's Golden Globes.

Instead it was glory for westerns and country and westerns with Brokeback Mountain and Walk The Line winning most of the gongs - and a special moment for British star Rachel Weisz.

It's the biggest indication of what might happen at the Oscars - and it looks like 2006 could be a bumper year for Brokeback Mountain.

It leads the nominations in the film categories with seven mentions.