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    Jon Watts to Direct Next Star Wars Movie●Jon Watts to Direct Next ‘Star Wars’ Movie✉newsCultureFilm53 min ago

    Jon Watts, best known for directing Marvel's Spider-Man films with Tom Holland, has been set to direct the next Star Wars movie. The announcement, reported by Variety, gives the Lucasfilm franchise a high-profile filmmaker as it works to return the series to theaters after years focused on streaming series. Plot details and a release date have not yet been revealed.

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    Wine industry turns to innovation to fight climate change▼Innovative strategies the wine industry is using to adjust to climate change✉newsEnvironmentClimate38 min ago

    Winemakers worldwide are adopting new strategies to cope with climate change, as rising temperatures and extreme weather disrupt grape growing. Reported approaches include shifting to more resilient grape varieties, moving vineyards to cooler regions and higher elevations, adjusting harvesting times, and using new vineyard techniques to protect vines from heat and drought.

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    Scientists breed deeper-rooted soybeans to fight climate extremes●Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbon✉newsEnvironmentClimate5 h ago

    Researchers are developing soybean varieties with deeper root systems, aiming to help crops endure droughts and extreme weather while locking away more carbon in the soil. The work reflects broader efforts to make staple crops more resilient as climate change disrupts growing seasons and threatens yields for farmers worldwide.

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    Filmmaker Martin McDonagh says his upcoming film 'Wild Horse Nine' will be his most politically charged work to date. The claim, reported by Variety, has drawn attention from fans of the writer-director known for 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' and 'The Banshees of Inisherin', both of which blended dark comedy with social themes. Details about the film's plot and cast remain limited, but the political framing is fueling anticipation.

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    Genetic key to male-sterile watermelons could speed hybrid breeding▼Genetic module unlocks male sterility for hybrid watermelon breeding | Newswise✉newsScienceBiology2 h ago

    Researchers have identified a genetic module that can induce male sterility in watermelon, a trait breeders need to produce hybrid varieties without laborious manual emasculation of flowers. The finding could make hybrid watermelon seed production cheaper and more efficient. Agricultural scientists and seed industry watchers are discussing the discovery and its implications for large-scale watermelon breeding programmes.