Daniel Craig as James Bond in a scene from the 2015 film “Spectre.” He will return as Bond in 2019. Credit Jonathan Olley/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures/Columbia Pictures/EON Productions, via Associated Press Sound the trumpets: Daniel Craig will play James Bond in at least one more film, which will be released in November 2019.

BY  MELODY CHIU • @CHIUMELO  AND  KAREN MIZOGUCHI Justin Bieber  announced on Monday that he has decided to  cancel the remainder of his  Purpose World Tour  dates due to “unforeseen circumstances.” So what exactly could have led him to do so? Insiders close to the Bieber camp tell PEOPLE the 23-year-old singer is “okay for now,” but is “super exhausted” from his previous tour dates and the extensive travel that comes along with his scheduling.

Daniel Craig is not included in the announcement for the Nov. 8, 2019, film. 007 will be back in 2019.

Apple has purchased sophisticated equipment to set up its own research and development facility in Taiwan to develop its own OLED t

I badly need a new computer. The last time I bought one was in the summer of 2011, not long after the MacBook Air’s first (and only) redesign. It was perfect timing: my last MacBook, the white plastic kind, had wiring literally sticking out of it after taking a spill. And Apple had just dropped the Air’s price down to $1,299 — the same price I believe my original MacBook had cost.

UPDATE with latest numbers:   Dwayne Johnson  and  Apple  unveiled a mini-movie via a worldwide launch today teaming the action star with the tech company’s  Siri  voice assistant, which has been jostling with Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant in the marketplace. It’s already at 2.7 million views on Johnson’s Facebook page, 1.7 million views on Apple’s YouTube channel and is being shared on Johnson’s formidable social media channels, where he started promoting it last night. WORLD PREMIERE: Hardest working man in show business teams with @Apple & the greatest assistant on the planet. #DominateTheDay #ROCKxSIRI pic.twitter.com/dEup152HQf — Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) July 24, 2017