Michael*

Diego Maradona for Blackburn? Please god let this happen.

If you were to look up 'beauty' in the dictionary you'd see, er, a description of what it means of course. Edita's pretty awesome too, though.

Edita Vilkeviciute [1] Irina Shayk [0]

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Melina x3

Candice - 3.5 Bianca - 2.5

Elizabeth Clarice Barbara Roslyn

That I'd be very interested to see, though quite honestly I'd be more than happy if Sam Mendes were to stay on for at least another couple. Evidently, Daniel Craig is signed up for two more movies as well, which is great. Recent gossip also seems to be citing a certain Mr. Cumberbatch as strong favourite to play the villain next time around - sounds like fun, but as big a fan as I am of Benedict, I'd probably go with Christian Bale or Tom Hardy in full-blown insanity mode if I had my ultimate pick for a future Bond baddie. A possible Nolan tie-in there? Ah yes, a very nice touch that...

Lonely Days / The Bee Gees

Corner Song / Del The Funky Homosapien

Kate Moss. Find me a model wearing a bow tie...

Bump

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Gisele - 4.5 Helena - 4.5

Not the first time Mark Clattenburg has ruined a really good game of football and, depending on the nature of the 'inappropriate' language he allegedly used during proceedings, it almost certainly won't be the last. Also, bog off to any team with aspirations of surpassing us in our current claim to fame (i.e. being incredibly boring). Last place on Match of the Day's running order is the exclusive property of Sunderland and no one else can have it. Oh, and I enjoyed Luis Suarez's dive in front of the Everton bench yesterday. Childish and hilarious in equal measure.

^I’m rarely one for seeing movies more than once on the big screen, but I wouldn’t mind catching this one again before it goes. Without wishing to spoil anything by going into great detail, I'd say the central plot is fairly straightforward, but a simple story needn't be an unsophisticated one and there are a good few different strands at work, all of which are pulled together nicely by Mendes. It was an excellent idea to get a big name director on board.

Hope so. I'd hate to see it go the way of 'X-Files', where the 'bigger picture' element fails to stand the test of time. So, S5 is finally underway in the UK...

Alice Lucilla Nina Carrie

Stop Breaking Down / Robert Johnson

^Possibly, yeah. Up to now, I've gotten the impression that they've been doing their absolute best to keep the majority of the plot under wraps. It's actually quite a while before Silva first appears in the movie, although he plays a major part in proceedings from that point onwards, with a backstory that's intrinsically linked to MI6 and a very personal sense of vengeance. The character is a camp, creepy and almost reptilian guy with a Norman Bates complex, who modulates between flamboyant, businesslike and viciously brutal. Yet, every so often you'll still catch yourself thinking 'actually, he's got a point' - which I think is a real testament to Javier's performance.

So I went today, and I'm happy to report that it exceeded my absolute best case scenario by miles – it wasn’t just a brilliant James Bond film, it was a brilliant film full stop. I'd go so far as to call Silva the most menacing action movie villain this side of Heath Ledger’s Joker.

Larissa Larissa Larissa

Call me unpatriotic, but it was rather enjoyable seeing those smug City billionaires comprehensively beaten by a dynamic Ajax side assembled for less than five million quid.

Edita Vilkeviciute [1] Cindy Crawford [0]

:Dinah: The Champion Edita Vilkeviciute vs. The Challenger Cindy Crawford