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    Actress Zoe Saldaña says she wants co-star Michael Kelly to return if the Paramount series 'Lioness' is renewed for a fourth season, saying 'we have him first' in a recent interview. Saldaña stars in and produces the spy drama, created by Taylor Sheridan. Fans are speculating about whether the show will be picked up again.

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    A car ended up on its side after a collision in Zoetermeer, the Netherlands, leaving several people injured. Emergency services attended the scene. The incident, reported by regional outlet Rijnmond, is drawing attention locally as residents follow news of the injuries and the circumstances of the crash.

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    German consumers are debating whether to fill their heating oil tanks now, with consumer protection advisers warning against it. The guidance, reported by Borkener Zeitung, comes as households weigh current prices against expectations for the heating season. Heatingoil24, a price comparison service for heating oil, is drawing attention as people check where prices stand before deciding whether to buy.

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    Zoe Saldaña Explains Why She Won't Join a Second Taylor Sheridan Series▼Why Lioness Star Zoe Saldaña Won't Join A Second Taylor Sheridan Series✉newsCultureTelevision10 h ago

    Zoe Saldaña, star of Taylor Sheridan's Paramount series 'Lioness', says she has no plans to take on a second series from the prolific showrunner. The actress, who leads the spy drama as CIA officer Joe, is discussing her decision to stay with one Sheridan show rather than expand her commitments, as coverage from entertainment outlets notes.

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    Celebrities Embrace a Controversial Beauty Look▼Celebs Have Been Loving This Controversial Beauty Look✉newsCultureCelebrity16 h ago

    Fashion outlet The Zoe Report reports that celebrities have been repeatedly wearing a beauty look described as controversial. The article highlights how stars have helped popularise the style, turning it into a talking point within celebrity and beauty circles.

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    Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley embraces gardening influencer life with wife Zoe●Emmerdale's Jeff Hordley reveals all about becoming a gardening 'influencer' with wife Zoe https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https:MmastodonCultureTelevision15 h ago

    Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley, best known for playing Cain Dingle, has spoken about teaming up with his wife, fellow soap star Zoe Henry, to share their gardening passion online as 'influencers'. The couple, both keen allotment gardeners off screen, have been discussing how their hobby has turned into social media content, drawing attention from soap fans and gardening audiences alike.

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    Zoe Kazan adapts Steinbeck's 'East of Eden' for Netflix●Zoe Kazan on Honoring Steinbeck’s ‘East of Eden’ for Netflix Series While Rethinking Its Characters✉newsCultureBooks1 h ago

    Zoe Kazan is adapting John Steinbeck's classic novel 'East of Eden' into a Netflix series, and is speaking about how she balanced staying faithful to the book with rethinking its characters for a modern audience. Her comments touch on the challenge of honoring Steinbeck's legacy while updating portrayals, particularly of the novel's female characters, for the screen adaptation.

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    Florence Pugh Credits Zoe Kazan's 'East of Eden' With Boosting Her Confidence●Florence Pugh on How Zoe Kazan ‘East of Eden’ Collaboration Helped Boost Her Confidence✉newsCultureTelevision21 h ago

    Florence Pugh says working with Zoe Kazan on the new adaptation of 'East of Eden' helped strengthen her confidence as an actor. Pugh stars in the series, which Kazan adapted from John Steinbeck's novel, and she spoke about how their creative partnership encouraged her growth during the production.

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    New fantasy novel about Zoe, a girl with extraordinary powers●Un tradimento, una tragedia, una famiglia in pezzi. E Zoe, una ragazza dai poteri straordinari che nulla sa del suo passMmastodonCultureBooks31 d ago

    Italian readers are sharing word of 'Il cuore di Zoe', a fantasy ebook by Connor O'Leary now available on Kobo and IBS. The story is pitched as a tale of betrayal, tragedy and a broken family, centred on Zoe, a girl with extraordinary powers who knows nothing of her past. Early posts are simply flagging its release and plot premise.

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    Short Film 'Baby Fever' Explores Losing Your Mind▼Baby Fever: At What Point does one Loose Their mind Directed by Napur Chitalia and Pascale Potvin Written by Pascale PotMmastodonCultureFilm52 d ago

    A new short film titled 'Baby Fever: At What Point does one Lose Their Mind' has been released, directed by Napur Chitalia and Pascale Potvin, with a screenplay by Potvin. The cast includes Sara Caspian, Zoe Georgaras, Mark Petit, Sandy Ramdin and others. Details of the plot beyond the title's question about parenthood and mental strain remain limited.

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    Florence Pugh and Zoe Kazan Premiere Netflix's 'East of Eden'●Florence Pugh and Zoe Kazan Debut Netflix’s ‘East of Eden’ Adaptation at New York Premiere Read more below.✉newsCultureTelevision1 d ago

    Florence Pugh and Zoe Kazan attended the New York premiere of Netflix's adaptation of 'East of Eden', marking the series' first public showing. The project brings John Steinbeck's classic novel to television, with Pugh leading the cast and Kazan involved in the production. Attendees and press focused on the two stars' red carpet appearance as the streaming release approaches.

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    Stars Turn Out for EE72 First Anniversary Red Carpet●EE72 1st Anniversary Celebration red carpet: Cynthia Erivo, Zoe Saldana, Emmy Rossum and more✉newsCultureCelebrity1 d ago

    Cynthia Erivo, Zoe Saldana and Emmy Rossum were among the celebrities attending the EE72 first anniversary celebration, walking the red carpet at the event in New York. Coverage has focused on the fashion and star power on display, with photos of the attendees circulating widely among entertainment audiences.

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    Zoe Daniel: user controls alone can't tame big tech algorithms●"Giving users control over their exposure to 'the algorithm' alone won’t be enough." Zoe Daniel on how to hold big techMmastodonTechnologyInternet212 d ago

    Zoe Daniel, writing in The Guardian, argues that simply giving users control over how algorithms shape what they see will not be enough to hold big technology companies accountable. She calls for stronger measures to rein in platforms' algorithmic amplification. The piece is being shared in discussions about online safety, platform regulation and how far user choice can go in fixing harmful recommender systems.

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    Zoe Fallgatter joins URI Department of Marine Affairs▼Zoe Fallgatter – Department of Marine Affairs✉newsScience2 d ago

    Zoe Fallgatter is featured in connection with the Department of Marine Affairs at the University of Rhode Island. The university's announcement is drawing attention within the marine science and policy community, though no further details about her role or work are given.

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    Study finds generative AI tools violate human rights standards●"Nieuw onderzoek laat zien: generatieve AI schendt mensenrechten" -> "Claude scoorde met 96% het hoogst in het weigerenMmastodonTechnologyAI12 d ago

    New research examining generative AI systems through a human rights lens finds widespread problems. Anthropic's Claude scored highest, refusing problematic requests 96% of the time, while Mistral complied with such requests in 89% of cases, refusing only 11% of the time. The study also highlights a scenario involving a woman requesting medical leave, illustrating how AI systems can fail users in rights-sensitive situations.

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    NC lawmakers pressed on mental health funding after two killings▼After murders of Zoe Welsh, Iryna Zarutska, NC lawmakers face questions over mental health funding✉newsHealthMental Health2 d ago

    North Carolina lawmakers are facing questions over the state's mental health funding following the murders of Zoe Welsh and Iryna Zarutska. The killings have renewed scrutiny of gaps in the state's mental health system, with critics asking whether underfunding contributed to the suspects' treatment and whether stronger intervention could have prevented the deaths.