This year marks the 60th anniversary of The Man From U.N.C.L.E., an important part of the 1960s spy craze.

In April 1964, David Cornwell (aka John Le Carre) appeared on the U.S. TV show To Tell The Truth.

Alec Mills, a veteran James Bond crew member, has died at 91. Mills was an example of how Bond films used to work, with crew members getting promoted from within.

This month marks the 60th anniversary of Daredevil and the major "New Look" Batman revamp

Want to pay more for a book than many people pay for their monthly mortgage payment? The 007 store has a deal for you.

The Museum of Science and Industry will host an exhibit titled 007 Science: Inventing the World of James Bond from March through most of October.

Attempts at creating new spy movie characters have been mixed at best at the box office and bombs at worst.

One of the keys to adapting Goldfinger -- Ian Fleming's longest 007 novel --was paring down the golf match between James Bond and the villain.

Argylle had good news at the U.S. box office for the Feb. 2-4 weekend (No. 1!) and bad news (it wasn't that much for a movie with ambitions of being a franchise).

Screenwriter Richard Maibaum wrote that the buzz saw used in Ian Fleming's Goldfinger novel was cheap melodrama. Enter: the laser beam.