Table of Contents
- Countdown to the Next James Bond Movie
- Chesney: My Son is No Nepo Baby
- It's Especially for You, Jason
- House of Kards
- Rita 2026 Looks Like a Nice Gig
- Ellie Has Found Destiny
- Fresh Start Good 4 U, Liv
- Molly’s Over Her Catwalk Chaos
The countdown to the next James Bond film has begun.
I can disclose that the franchise’s 26th movie will start production next April at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire. The storyline, crafted by creator Steven Knight, will explore the perils of artificial intelligence.


Currently, there is no indication of a lead actor, but I can confirm that one popular candidate will not be stepping into the role.
The British actor has a clause in his Spider-Man Marvel contract that prevents him from taking on any other roles that might overshadow that character.
An insider revealed: “Tom can’t play two superheroes; it simply isn’t going to happen.”
Meanwhile, Canadian director, who is set to helm his first Bond movie, is keen for the role of 007 to be filled by an unknown British actor and is exploring options.
Englishman Daniel Craig is a Bond legend, having starred in the last five 007 films, from 2006’s Casino Royale to the latest, 2021’s No Time To Die. Producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson understand that choosing his successor is crucial for the franchise's future.
My source added: “This will be the first Bond film of the AI era, and the plot is going to reflect that. The writers are excited to explore new ideas.”
‘Classic Swagger’
“This upcoming Bond film needs to feel bold, fresh, and relevant—especially after such a lengthy hiatus.
“There’s a sense of cautious excitement behind the scenes. They want to modernize Bond without sacrificing that classic swagger—and that’s a delicate balance.
“Denis isn’t coming in to create a safe Bond film; he’s here to redefine what Bond can be. Think scale, style, and substance.”
Actors being considered for the role of the secret agent include Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Anthony Boyle, Theo James, and Jack Lowden.
We'll have to wait Another Day...
Chesney: My Son is No Nepo Baby
Chesney has dismissed claims that his son is a "nepo baby."
The singer asserted that his son Indi, who serves as his lead guitarist, was born to be a musician.

When asked about suggestions that Indi's success in music is due to his father's fame, Chesney replied: “I don’t really care what people say about that.
“You know, I’ve faced similar comments in the past.”
Chesney’s father, Len ‘Chip’ Hawkes, was a member of the 1960s band The Tremeloes.
Speaking to Biz on Sunday, he stated: “My father was in the industry as well.
“Naturally, there will always be some negative opinions—‘Oh, he’s only succeeded because of his dad’ or something similar.
“The reality is, if you lack talent or passion, you won't succeed regardless of your father's influence.
“Indi is simply a natural musician. He might face some criticism regarding the nepo claims, but he has a strong personality. He will tell them it’s not true, plain and simple.
“I’ve told him that it can be tough, but I can see my younger self in him.
“I can’t deny his talent because this is his life’s calling.”
Meanwhile, Chesney has collaborated with supermarket Waitrose and DJ Sigala for a remix of his 90s hit, The One And Only. However, Chesney mentioned that he cannot bear to listen to his 1991 hit on the radio.
He explained: “I usually turn it off—not because I dislike it, but because I believe there’s only so many times you can hear one song.
“Since I hear it frequently during performances and other events, I’ve had enough of