The Hunger Games actor and 'Are You Gonna Go My Way' singer Lenny Kravitz is officially now a James Bond villain. A brand new trailer for the upcoming 007 First Light game has introduced Kravitz as ...

Lenny Kravitz is in his Bond era. The musician will portray a villain named Bawma in the forthcoming video game 007: First Light, which was announced last night at the Game Awards. Kravitz, who ...

As we inch closer to the release of IO Interactive’s 007 First Light, the studio has begun pulling back the curtains on some of the biggest questions, and one of them was just answered during The Game ...

UPDATE: 007 First Light villain Lenny Kravitz appeared onstage at The Game Awards tonight to make his involvement in the game official, as we were treated to the previously-leaked trailer of his ...

No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to fly away. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. What do Telly Savalas, Christopher Walken, Sean Bean, ...

I wish that I could fly, that I could fly, and I could fly, just like a dragonfly, Mr Bond. I want to get away, just like a dragonfly, Mr Bond. YEAH YEAH YEAH, Mr Bond. I want a Milky Way, Mr Bond.

Lenny Kravitz might be an ageless rock-and-roll star, but even he knows when certain things can get a little too wild at a show. During a stop on his “Blue Electric Light Tour” in Brisbane, Australia, ...

We're in the midst of a grabbing crisis. Over the past few weeks — in instances ranging from creepy to truly frightening — we've seen clips online of people getting way too handsy with artists ...

"You know how hard you got to pull to rip those out of my head?" the singer said Seth Browarnik/INSTARimages Lenny Kravitz said a female fan pulled four dreadlocks from his head while he was ...

Lenny Kravitz said a female fan pulled four dreadlocks from his head while he was performing in Australia on Nov. 21 The singer spoke out about the scary situation in a video shared on his Instagram ...

Leonard Albert Kravitz was born in 1964, the only child of Black actress Roxie Roker and Jewish NBC news producer Sy Kravitz. Over the next few decades, he grew up to be one of his generation’s most ...