True or False?

Famed actor Christopher Lee, who played the titular antagonist in “The Man with the Golden Gun”, was actually Ian Fleming’s step cousin. During World War II, both men had even worked for Her Majesty’s Service, albeit in different departments.

The expression “Taking the bull by its horns” has its roots in Greek mythology. It was one of the 12 labors Hercules had to carry out. By seizing the horns of a raging bull, he saved the city of Crete.

Turkish tradition says that the Nazar or eye bead shields its owners against evil and absorbs negativity. The belief comes from the lack of blue eyes people born in the Middle East and Mediterranean, leading to the superstition that those with light or blue eyes could curse someone just by looking at them.