+ Follow ROGER MOORE Tag
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[Title] => Misses World in Showbiz
[Summary] => In number of contestants, the Miss World Pageant edges out the three others — for Misses Universe, International and Earth — to be the No. 1, this year with 120 (breaking 2010’s record of 110) gathered in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, for the grand finals set for tomorrow, Aug. 18, aired live on TV5 starting at 5:30 p.m.
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[Title] => Club kids
[Summary] => Known as the originator of sporty chic in the ’70s, and patronized by former “007” Roger Moore, boxing legend Muhammad Ali and tennis greats Boris Becker and Chris Evert, Ellesse returns with the debut of its latest spring-summer collection, consisting of nautical styles and country club-inspired sets.
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[Title] => Licensed to thrill
[Summary] => He is licensed to kill — not so much with silencer-equipped guns but with his piercing light-blue eyes — and to thrill with the trademark fast-paced action scenes that leave you breathless from beginning to end...
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[Title] => Giselle’s funny encounter with Bad Boy Dennis Rodman
[Summary] => Curtain-raisers:
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[Title] => Die Another Day
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Forty years ago in London’s Pavilion Theatre, one lucky movie audience witnessed the beginning of a dynasty. Nobody could have known it at the time, though, that the little movie that premiered the night of Oct. 6, 1962, Dr. No, was the start of something huge.
Who would have guessed that the movie career of James Bond, secret agent 007, would be thriving four decades and five actors later?
Not his creator, Ian Fleming, who would see only one more Bond movie before his death in 1964.
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Ricky Lo | October 26, 2008 - 12:00am
