Zach has appeared in a new photo shoot for August Magazine's September edition. The Singaporean men's magazine also carries an interview with Zach.

There are more pics here and we thank ONTD_Pinto for pointing the way

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NY Mag has an interview where Zach explains how Spock would avoid Swine Flu

Two videos have been uploaded to iTunes featuring Zach at Carnegie Mellon, just type 'Zachary Quinto' into iTunes store to download free! Thanks to tigress1313 for the heads up.

There are eleven new photos of Zachary at a press conference in Beverly Hills in the gallery

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Zach and the cast of Star Trek spoke about the new movie in a press conference in Paris yesterday. Zachary revealed that he swapped emails with mentor Leonard Nimoy after the Austin premiere of Star Trek.

The French website unificationfrance commented that the movie got an unusual round of applause from the assembled journalists.

The full report is here

Photo by unificationfrance.com

Zach also revealed to People magazine that when he auditioned for Spock in Paris two years ago he gave himself two days off to explore and celebrate his birthday. He waxes lyrical about Le Baron Club on Avenue Marceau, Brasserie Lipp and Hotel Costes, so if you ever want to do a Zach-style Parisienne tour, then voila.

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Warning! Spoilers Throughout!

American listings magazine TV Guide has published a raft of new information about the next episodes of Heroes, including an interview with Zach. They confirm that a major character will die in an early episode, and that a plane carrying the 'fugitive' heroes will crash, but that some will escape and go on the run.

The magazine tells how Sylar will team up with a relentless 'Hunter' hired by Nathan, after originally being his target. It also reveals that Sylar will meet his father, a taxidermist named Mr Gray : "Their meeting is distinctly different from what Sylar expects. It's very disappointing for him and sends him off on a cunning, very manipulative pursuit of power" says Zachary.

We've seen the pictures of Sylar and new character Luke played by Dan Byrd. "It's as if Jeffrey Dahmer had an apprentice" says creator Tim Kring. "They go on a cross-country road trip, stopping at diners and eating pie. It's very Route 66."

Zach adds, "We're back to the storytelling of Season One, less flying around and more human connection. There's no more of that emotional whiplash, who's good, who's bad - that we have in 'Villains'. The audience will really root for the characters again. It feels like we're back on an heroic journey."

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