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Scottish actor Jack Lowden is now the bookmakers' frontrunner to succeed Daniel Craig as James Bond, with Margaret Qualley also leading odds for the next Bond girl, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Casting speculation has intensified as fans and punters await an official announcement from Eon Productions and Amazon MGM, who now control the franchise.
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Jack Lowden has emerged as a leading contender to play James Bond, with final screen tests reportedly taking place this week as Amazon prepares to name the next 007. Reports say Jacob Elordi and an unnamed actor are also in the running, and bookmakers have tipped Lowden and Margaret Qualley as favourites for the lead roles, with an official announcement expected soon.
- 3Margaret of Austria, medieval Queen of Bohemia, remembered on death anniversary●Margaret of Austria, who died OTD in 1266, was Queen of # Bohemia from 1253 to 1260 by her second marriage with King Ott
History enthusiasts are marking the anniversary of Margaret of Austria, who died on this day in 1266. Margaret became Queen of Bohemia from 1253 to 1260 through her second marriage to King Ottokar II. The commemoration is tied to travel and history content about Prague and the Czech Republic, drawing renewed attention to the medieval queen and her short reign alongside one of Bohemia's most famous rulers.
- 410 Book Recommendations for Fans of The Handmaid's Tale●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # TheHandmaidsTale # Books # MargaretAtwood 10 Books To Read if You Love 'The Handmaid's Tale'
A new reading list rounds up ten books for fans of Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale', aimed at readers drawn to its dystopian themes. The list ties the novel to its ongoing television adaptation and broader interest in Atwood's work, suggesting similar dystopian and speculative fiction titles for book lovers.
- 5Margaret Orr to Give Special Reading at Garden District Book Shop▼Garden District Book Shop to Host Margaret Orr for Special Reading
Garden District Book Shop in New Orleans is set to host longtime local meteorologist Margaret Orr for a special reading event. The announcement, shared by New Orleans Magazine, highlights the shop's continued role in bringing notable local figures together with readers. Details on the date and the work being read have not been released yet.
- 6Catholic Radio Caller Asks Whether to Keep Playing Band's Songs●The Patrick Madrid Show: October 27, 2026 – Hour 3 In Hour 3 of the Patrick Madrid Show, Margaret is in a band and has s
On the October 27, 2026 hour of The Patrick Madrid Show, a caller named Margaret said she is in a band and has begun taking her Catholic faith more seriously, and asked whether she should continue performing the songs her band plays. Another listener, Marilyn, called in to encourage her. Host Patrick Madrid addressed her dilemma on air.
- 7Columnist argues Trump's midterm plea should backfire●Trump’s plea – ‘pretend I’m on the ballot’ – deserves to backfire | Margaret Sullivan https://www. theguardian.com/comme
Margaret Sullivan writes in the Guardian that Donald Trump is urging voters to behave as if he were personally on the ballot in the 2026 midterm elections, and argues the tactic should fail. She frames his appeal as an attempt to nationalise the midterms around himself rather than around candidates or policies, and suggests voters may punish Republicans for it.
- 8Margaret Cho opens up about '90s romance with Quentin Tarantino▼Margaret Cho was ‘freaked out’ by ‘power’ Hollywood gave Quentin Tarantino during their ‘90s romance
Comedian Margaret Cho says she was 'freaked out' by the power Hollywood gave Quentin Tarantino while the two dated in the 1990s. Her comments, reported by Entertainment Weekly, revive attention on their previously little-discussed relationship and touch on how the industry concentrated influence around Tarantino as his career took off following films like 'Pulp Fiction'.
- 9Remembering illustrator Trina Schart Hyman's fairy-tale art●Trina Schart Hyman (April 8, 1939 – November 19, 2004) was an American artist who illustrated over 150 books (many of th
Trina Schart Hyman, the American illustrator who died in 2004, is being celebrated for a career that spanned more than 150 books, many of them fairy tales and fantasy stories. She won the 1985 Caldecott Medal for her illustrations of Margaret Hodges' picture book adaptation of "Saint George and the Dragon" and remains a beloved figure in children's literature.
- 10Jack Antonoff calls performing songs about ex Margaret Qualley 'really beautiful'▼Jack Antonoff says it’s ‘really beautiful’ performing songs about ex Margaret Qualley
Musician and producer Jack Antonoff says it is 'really beautiful' to perform songs written about his ex-girlfriend, actress Margaret Qualley. In remarks picked up by Entertainment Weekly, Antonoff reflected on continuing to play material drawn from their past relationship, framing it as an appreciation of what those songs capture rather than something painful to revisit on stage.
- 11New study examines when rainfall becomes groundwater recharge▼When does rainfall actually become groundwater recharge? New paper alert! Our new study, led by Margaret Shanafield (Fli
Hydrologists led by Margaret Shanafield of Flinders University have published a new paper in Environmental Research Letters examining when rainfall actually becomes groundwater recharge. The study draws on Australia's National Groundwater Recharge Observing Network to monitor how rainfall moves into aquifers. Researchers and colleagues are announcing and discussing the findings, which are relevant to water management and drought planning in Australia and beyond.
- 12Weird Tales September 1932 issue spotlighted by readers●Weird Tales vol 20 number 03 (Sept. 1932) - featured story: The Altar of Melek Taos by G. G. Pendarves. # Literature # S
Book lovers are highlighting the September 1932 issue of Weird Tales, volume 20 number 3, whose featured story is 'The Altar of Melek Taos' by British pulp writer G. G. Pendarves. Posts focus on the magazine's cover art, associated with artist Margaret Brundage, as an example of classic pulp illustration. The issue is being shared among fans of vintage science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine covers.
- 13Coralie Fargeat's 'The Substance' hailed as feminist body horror●Coralie Fargeat's ‘The Substance’ is an extraordinary repurposing of body horror as feminist polemic, and a hugely enter
Coralie Fargeat's 'The Substance' is drawing praise for turning body horror into a feminist polemic while remaining highly entertaining. Critics highlight brilliant performances from Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, with reviewers calling the film an extraordinary repurposing of the genre that combines grotesque spectacle with a sharp message about aging and women's self-image.
- 14Margaret Qualley's 106-Minute Prime Video Drama Tops Global Viewing▼Margaret Qualley's 106-Minute Prime Video Drama Is the Most-Watched Movie in the World
Margaret Qualley's 106-minute drama on Prime Video is reportedly the most-watched movie in the world, according to Comic Book Resources. The streaming film has surged to the top of global viewing charts, underlining the actor's growing profile and the reach of Amazon's platform. Details on its title, ratings and exact viewing figures were not provided.