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POP STAR BILLIE Eilish will perform the theme song for the upcoming James Bond film “No Time To Die”.
The 18-year-old Grammy nominee is the youngest artist ever to write and record a James Bond title song.
The film, starring Daniel Craig and Oscar winner Rami Malek as the villain, will be released in Ireland in April.
“To be able to score the theme song to a film that is part of such a legendary series is a huge honour,” Eilish said.
“James Bond is the coolest film franchise ever to exist. I’m still in shock.”
The artist wrote the title song for the 25th James Bond film with her 22-year-old brother Finneas O’Connell – a long-time creative partner – and who is also a Grammy nominee.
Eilish is one of the top-nominated artists at this year’s awards gala, set for 26 January.
The Californian is the youngest person ever to receive nominations in all the top four categories, including the prestigious Album of the Year prize.
Eilish released her album “when we all fall asleep, where do we go?” last year to critical and commercial acclaim, after winning a fervent online.
With reporting from AFP
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He’s another Bertie… Getting out in the nick of time before the shit hits the fan!!!!
I agree, the similarities are striking.
I thought It had already hit !
Apparently France is next ! ! Light the blue touch paper and stand well clear.
No, it’s Spains turn. France will have to wait ’till after Christmas.
Id love to see the look on Merkel hatchet face today….. Firstly, her smug grin in hearing Silvio is gone….then seeing it change to shock when she realises France could be worse than Portugal….. Oh, to be a fly on the wall!!!!
Will Sarkosy get his marching orders as well when France comes under pressure?
An unelected puppet , who happens to be a leading member of the Bilderberg Group, is set to be installed. No wonder IMF and markets are delighted – less of that pesky democratic election stuff to get in the way of the real business….
Considering the scale of the debt in these countries makes us look good !
Afraid not. Although Italy’s public sector debt is huge, their private sector debt (household borrowing) is exceptionally low and their budget deficit is also very manageable. Contrast with Ireland, we have high (though not yet very high) public sector debt, absolutely enormous private sector debt and a huge budget deficit.
Public sector debt is only a problem for us because it is growing as a proportion of GDP. Hard to grown GDP when private sector debt is so huge as people need to pay down their debts rather than spend. This is why it’s nonsense when Michael Noonan says he needs to get people spending again. How exactly……?
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