Daisies

A reboot of the classic sci-fi adventure "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" is moving forward with Daisy Ridley attached to star. The project also involves the director of "Fantastic Four" and the writer of "Constantine," giving the update a high-profile creative team. Fans are discussing what the new take on the underwater adventure franchise could look like with Ridley in the lead.

Daisy Ridley, best known as Rey from Star Wars, is set to star in Paramount+'s reboot of a 65-year-old science fiction adventure series, taking the lead role. The casting news is drawing attention, with the actress trending in Germany and France as fans speculate about her return to a major genre franchise.

Health Check, a Django library for monitoring application health, has released version 4.11 with new token authentication, edge caching, and remote checks that allow instances to be daisy-chained. The maintainer notes the edge caching introduces a potential denial-of-service vector and cautions users on configuration, pointing to an updated cookbook with deployment guidance.

Daisy Ridley is set to lead a new television series adaptation of 'Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea'. The Star Wars actress will take the lead role in the project, which revives the classic underwater adventure franchise for television. Further details on the network, production team or release timing have not yet been announced.

Daisy Ridley has been cast to star in a new adaptation of 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea' at Paramount+. The project is a fresh take on the classic underwater adventure property, though further details on the plot and supporting cast have not yet been announced.

Daisy Ridley, best known as Rey from Star Wars, is reportedly taking on a new role heading underwater rather than into space, attached to 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea'. Details about the project, including her exact role and production timeline, remain limited so far.

Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley is developing a new television series based on the 1960s classic 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea'. The project, described as an oceanic sci-fi fantasy, is in development at Paramount+. The reimagining puts Ridley in a leading creative role as she expands beyond her Star Wars fame, and reports of the adaptation are drawing interest from fans of the original series and the actress alike.

Paul Mescal, Daisy Edgar-Jones and the band Kneecap have signed an open letter opposing a ban on Sally Rooney's books. The trio, closely associated with Rooney's work through screen adaptations and Irish cultural ties, joined the letter protesting censorship of the author's writing. The campaign has drawn attention from fans of Rooney's novels and the actors who appeared in the television adaptation of her work.

MLB's historical records list a final score of 8-6 for the Giants over the Daisies on August 29, 1927. The result comes from an archived box score on MLB.com, which maintains game data stretching back decades, including Negro Leagues and exhibition matchups from that era.

Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones, the stars of the adaptation of Sally Rooney's Normal People, have signed an open letter connected to the author. The letter, reported by Deadline, has drawn attention because of Rooney's high-profile public stances and the pair's close association with her work. Readers are debating the actors' decision to lend their names alongside the novelist.

A final score from baseball history is drawing attention: on June 28, 1925, the Daisies defeated the Bacharach Giants 8-5. Both teams were prominent Black ballclubs of the era, with the Bacharach Giants among the most successful teams of the 1920s. The century-old result is being revisited by fans of early baseball history.

A final score from June 28, 1925 shows the Daisies edging the Bacharach Giants 7-6 in a Negro National League matchup. The Atlantic City-based Bacharach Giants were one of the era's standout teams. The century-old box score has drawn attention as Major League Baseball continues to spotlight Negro Leagues history and statistics.