Fictional secret agents and spies

It was a typical phone call between two boys and their mother, who was on vacation in France. It was brief - the boys wanted to get back to playing with their cousins, not spend time on the phone chatting.

The brevity of that 1997 call haunts Prince William and Prince Harry to this day - for their mother, Princess Diana, would die in a car crash that night.

Wonder Woman's battle for equality for women and girls at the United Nations has come to a untimely end. 
The scantily clad, curvaceous comic book superhero has had her appointment as a United Nations honorary ambassador cut in less than two months following protests, the Thomson Reuters Foundation reported on Dec. 13. 

A pleasant surprise awaited Londoners visiting Madame Tussaud’s famous wax museum. The 67 year-old “Terminator”, Arnold Swarzenegger pretended he was his own wax figure and surprised everyone trying to take pictures with him. With the help of a bit of professional make-up, the famous actor promoted his After School All-Stars project which seeks to help poor children everywhere.

Mexican actress Stephanie Sigman will become the latest ?Bond girl? when she appears in 007?s upcoming movie ?Spectre.?

The official 007 website ?Inside the World of James Bond? is announcing Sigman?s role in the 24th Bond movie.

It says she will play a character named ?Estrella? opposite Daniel Craig as Bond.