Daniel Craig has been rushed to hospital after slicing off the top of his finger while shooting the new James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace.
A source at London's Pinewood Studios said: "There was quite a lot of blood and it was decided he needed to go to hospital for emergency treatment."
Daniel was back filming just a few hours later.
It is the second time in two weeks he has been injured. Last week, he had eight stitches to heal a cut to his face.
The source added: "Some people are beginning to believe the film is jinxed."
Last weekend, a fire broke out at the studio causing severe damage to an outdoor set being used in the film.
The James Bond studio has been open for just over a year after it was rebuilt due to an earlier fire which destroyed a set used in the previous Bond movie Casino Royale.
In addition, two stuntmen were hurt in separate car accidents during location filming in Italy in April.
One unnamed stuntman suffered serious head injuries from his crash, while British engineer Fraser Dunn, 29, was left fighting for his life after he crashed an Aston Martin into Lake Garcia.
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The music mogul admits he always hated school and went to extreme lengths in order to stay at home.
Cowell used to fool his parents into thinking he was sick by covering himself in a pale foundation and pretending to be ill.
He says, "I didn't like school so I had a trick - I would put my mother's white make-up on.
"I'd get a cup of tea, put it on my head and tell my parents, 'Not feeling well, feel my temperature.'"
Pete Doherty has revealed his frustration at making no money from his group Babyshambles.
Speaking to MTV News, the singer admitted that the band were yet to benefit financially from making music.
"We need to sit down as a band and talk about the future," Says Doherty."What's happening and why, when and who with. [After] two years of arsing about, we could actually make money out of this job."
"I've just realised people are always saying to me, 'Yeah, but you can afford it' and I'm like, 'What's making them say that?'"
Ashley Judd has decided to lend her voice to the campaign against human trafficking, after she "stumbled upon" the issue while visiting brothels, slums and hospices in 12 nations to promote public health.
"I know that the unheard are helped when they are heard. I know that compassionate listening helps me, and my goal was to help the U.N. help them," the actress said at a news conference on Tuesday (June 3) at U.N. headquarters in New York.
Roughly 2.5 million people worldwide - most of them women and children - are thought to be victims of the $32 billion annual industry of human trafficking, according to U.N. figures.
Judd, a two-time Golden Globe nominee, has also used her celebrity to focus attention on HIV/AIDS prevention to young adults, as she has been serving as a global ambassador for education and prevention program YouthAIDS.
"I do think that all of the issues are fundamentally connected," Judd said. "They all spring out of gender inequality."
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Teenage country star TAYLOR SWIFT is a self-confessed clean freak - and can't stand having an unmade bed.
The singer hates having a messy bedroom at home in Hendersonville, Tennessee, and has to have everything in a particular order.
Swift says, "I'm sort of a neat freak. I need the bed to be made.
"It's kind of interesting because that kind of defies the whole musician thing. I think we're supposed to be messy ... but I need everything to be neat and put away and organized."
"I'll go on until I drop. Even after I am dead I'll carry on making films." Moviemaker MIKE LEIGH will continue to make films beyond the grave.
