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This will have a devastating affect on Hollywood that makes movies with box office profits in mind. The four Pussy Riot members who rushed the field during the World Cup final in Moscow earlier this month have been arrested again today, July 30—the same day they were set to be released from prison. Bond honestly strikes me as the kind of guy into things that would make simply being bi seem quaint. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

Bond has been a symbol of heterosexual male virility for 62 years, ever since he was created by Ian Fleming in Today, as the new film Spectre is launched, Roger Moore, the man who played Bond in more films than anyone else, said could never be gay. In the book of You Only Live Twice, Fleming references this scandal saying Bond had to give evidence against a gay spy bureau chief. Despite all this, the 24 films and six decades of Bond have given us some memorable gay moments, and a few, lesser known, fleeting glimpses of LGBTI life. The most overt gay couple in Bond history are villainous duo Mr Wint the short one and Mr Kidd the balding one in Diamonds are Forever. In this scene — just 2minutes 27seconds of classic Bond carnage — they kill a diamond smuggling dentist with a scorpion, blow up a helicopter and then walk off into the moonlight, hand-in-hand. He plays it for real, and he plays it to the limit.

Warning: Possible spoilers for the upcoming James Bond movie "Skyfall" ahead. For 50 years, James Bond has been the consummate ladies' man. But could the fictional secret agent also have a little romantic experience with men? Bond is tied up, and the villain gives Craig's sexy secret agent chest a caress.

Thusha Rajendran , Heriot-Watt University. Fast forward to and — that prototype of white, heterosexual maleness — seems hopelessly out of touch. In this online age, we all have an opportunity to explore our identity through our digital selves — through gaming, social media, and exposure to alternative cultures and lifestyles on the internet. Our sense of self is our most basic understanding of how we interact with the world. However, the reality is that humans have never been binary.