After Amazon took creative control of the 007 franchise, the Oscars honored the Broccoli family with a medley that felt like a memorial.

It’s the end of an era for James Bond—or so it seemed at the Oscars. With no new Bond film on the horizon and plenty of turmoil behind the scenes of the franchise, the telecast featured a song-and-dan

Oscars included an elaborate tribute to the James Bond franchise, but given the state of the franchise it seemed awkwardly timed.

Oscar nominees may not be a field you wouldn’t connect to the current delay in James Bond movies, I must remind you all that Ralph “M” Fiennes is nominated tonight for Conclave. That’s not the main reason 007 came into tonight’s conversation though,

Oscar ceremony was a little like Kieran Culkin’s acceptance speech, says critic Sarah Crompton: “A mixture of the emotional, the inspiring, and the cringeworthy.”

Amazon just bought James Bond, but the Oscars reminded us why there's more to the character than just an excuse for content.

The performances included renditions of the classic Bond songs "Live And Let Die," "Diamonds Are Forever," and "Skyfall."