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The exhibition has been created in a unique partnership with EON Productions, the films' producers. Bond, James Bond explores the science and art of the Bond films through the greatest collection of original 007 objects, images, concept drawings, storyboards and costume designs ever assembled.

From Rosa Klebb's infamous flick-knife shoe through to plans for spectacular stunts and Oddjob's killer bowler hat, this thrilling interactive exhibition gives visitors a behind-the-scenes tour of the creative talents and technical wizards behind the world's biggest and best-loved film phenomenon.

This landmark exhibition shows how an extraordinary blend of science, art and action keeps Bond coming back. Throughout the exhibition, Bond film footage plays alongside memorable theme tunes.

Created for your eyes only, Bond, James Bond is a live or let die experience for anyone who has ever hummed a certain theme tune and wished, just for a moment, to be that secret agent...

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Science Museum website

Help the Aged and Asian Music Circuit present the legendary diva Asha Bhosle in a one-night-only charity concert at The Royal Albert Hall in London.

Don’ t miss the rare chance to see this Bollywood extravaganza, featuring Sudesh Bhosle plus a full company of musicians and dancers directly from Bombay. Famous for inspiring international artists such as Boy George and Cornershop, Asha Bhosle will be marking the height of Britain’s Bollywood boom at this event.

For tickets telephone Royal Albert Hall Hotline on 020 7589 8212 or for gala tickets and corporate hospitality please contact Help the Aged on 020 7239 1996 or email bollywood@helptheaged.org.uk

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The Serpentine annually commissions international architects of world-wide acclaim to design a Pavilion for the Gallery's lawn that provides a unique showcase for contemporary architectural practice.

This is the third in the series, following Zaha Hadid (2000) and Daniel Libeskind with Arup (2001), whose Eighteen Turns was listed by The Observer as one of the top-ten buildings of 2001.

Toyo Ito's ground-breaking ideas about the form and function of contemporary buildings have secured him a place in the vanguard of world-class architecture. His highly acclaimed Médiatèque in Sendai fuses Japanese tradition with radical ways of thinking about architecture and its place in contemporary life.

Cecil Balmond is Chairman of the Europe and Building Division of Arup. His commitment to architecture and design and his interest in the exploration of non-linear form have led to collaborations with some of the world's most innovative architects including Toyo Ito, Rem Koolhaas and Daniel Libeskind.

This year's Pavilion will play host to a special programme of summer evening events, architectural talks, film screenings and the BBC Poetry Proms,staged to complement the Serpentine's Late-night Friday Openings, when the Gallery will be open until 10pm.

Catch it before the end of the month...

Roll up, roll up .... a celebration of the best in young British design with a chance to meet the designers. The leading lights of the design world will be turning the V&A;'s elegant Pirelli Garden on its head with their contemporary fete styled games.

Enjoy all the fun of the fete with stalls, games, prizes and much more. Events start on Friday night at 6.30pm and resume on Saturday at 1pm.

Visitors can play battleships in the V&A; fountain, design their own fuzzy felt patterns or win amazing design prizes on the tombola. There will also be the chance to win an Audi A2. An international design star will judge the children's 'Dress as a Design Icon' fancy dress competition.

Friday 26 July from 6.30pm 10.00pm
Saturday 27 July 1.00pm- 5.00pm,

Entry to the V&A; Village Fete is £1.00, 50p for concessions and free to children.

Entry to the Museum is free

V&A website

see one of last year's games