Entertainment Live: 28 May 2015

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Genevieve Hassan and Keily Smith

Bond ladiespublished at 16:25
Following the announcement of Pussy Galore's return to Bond, we asked earlier 'who's your favourite Bond girl?'
Here a few of your responses:
And our favourite:
The first rule...published at 15:02
The Wrap
Image source, Chuck Palahniuk
Chuck Palahniuk has been speaking about why he decided to make his sequel to Fight Club a graphic novel.
Fight Club 2 is being released nearly 20 years after the original was published, and 16 years after the film starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton hit cinema screens.
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I knew the Fight Club sequel would have an audience, but if it was written as a novel or a film, it'd be compared to previous versions. Comics were a good third medium that would give it standalone authority.
Chuck Palahniuk

Trigger Mortis spawns Only Fools jokespublished at 13:56
As well as all the excitement surrounding the new James Bond novel, there has also been a fair few jokes about its title.
It was inevitable the lovable Trigger - played by the late Roger Lloyd Pack - from BBC comedy Only Fools And Horses would be at the centre of them.
Portman offers Harvard graduates wisdompublished at 13:23
Image source, EPA
Harvard graduate Natalie Portman delivered an address to this year's graduates, advising them to take risks and not worry about their inexperience.
She said had she realised how "woefully unprepared" she was for the ballet drama Black Swan, she may not have taken on the role for which she won an Oscar.
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Make use of the fact that you don't doubt yourself too much right now because, as we get older, we get more realistic. Accept your lack of knowledge and use it as your asset.''
Natalie Portman

Trigger Mortis reactionpublished at 12:07
Lots of people are talking about the new James Bond novel this morning, with #TriggerMortis trending on Twitter.
Here's a sample of reaction.
Max Branning leaving the Squarepublished at 11:32
Jake Wood is taking a year off from EastEnders, having played Max Branning for nine years.
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"I have been at EastEnders for nine years and I feel the time is right to give Max a break but it won't be for too long as I shall be back next year to see Max face another chapter of drama."
Jake Wood