Added to the gallery are the scans of Zoe from this September Women’s Health Magazine. Enjoy!

[009x] Magazines > Women’s Health Sept 2011

Here is the article from Women’s Health:

Zoe Saldana’s Star Turn
Her career may be about to blast into the stratosphere, but trust us on this: Star Trek’s sexiest new crew member is totally down to earth. We got her to chat about Johnny Depp, turning the big 3-0, and her best style secrets. (Ever consider stealing your guy’s underwear?)

Balancing Act
With her career going full blast, it may be hard to believe she has much time for exercise, but Zoë has found a way to fit it in, with a workout schedule that includes Pilates three times a week (“It’s the closest thing to dance,” she says). But that’s not to say she loves every second of it. “I get bored really easily. If I didn’t have a trainer to push me, I’d go walk for about 15 minutes,” she says, groaning. “But I love feeling in tune with my body and eating right.” Her one rule: no deprivation or crash diets. “Sometimes I pig out on pasta, but that’s OK,” she says, staring lovingly at the lobster ravioli on her plate. “The next day, I just eat healthy.”

That practical attitude extends to aging too. Zoë embraced the big 3-0 by throwing herself a massive dinner party at her home, which she shares with her longtime boyfriend, actor Keith Britton, and their loveable pit bull-pointer mutt, Calvin—full name Calvin Allen Britton (“just so beautiful, but trust me, he has no class,” she says). Ask Zoë about stepping into her third decade and she says, “I’m very accepting with my age. It’s like notches on your belt: experience, wisdom, and a different kind of beauty. There comes a day when you’ve become comfortable in your skin. But God as my witness, I am going to try to do everything I can to keep this ass together for as long as I possibly can—without going against nature.”

On The Move
With her lifestyle, that shouldn’t be too hard. This is a woman who relishes a fast pace. “I have a hyper personality ,” Zoë says. “I don’t draw myself a bath with candles—I don’t get it. [I feel the same way about] camping: You pack for five frickin’ hours to go to the woods and sit by a fire? We could do that in my backyard!” Still, she admits, “I’m learning the power of going away for the weekend and keeping myself company. Sometimes, I’ll drive to the airport, and four hours later I’m in Mexico. [I relax] for two days, then call everybody to say, ‘Yo, this is amazing! Please come!’”

Her ideal Sunday afternoon: hitting a movie theater for three films in a row. Friday night might be dinner with friends and a few bottles of wine. “I wouldn’t want to change anything in my life,” she says. “Am I happy? Happiness is nothing but temporary moments here and there—and I love those. But I would be bored out of my mind if I were happy all the time.”

Read More: HERE

Also at Women’s Mag Zoe list her favorite flicks…

Sci-fi film
“I’m a Star Wars fan, but I love the whole Alien legacy. My favorite was the second one, because of Ripley [Sigourney Weaver]. She was such a feisty creature—strong and still very motherly.”

Romantic comedy
“I would have to say Nuovo Cinema Paradiso. There’s this romance between a boy and a girl and a friendship between a man and an old man. It’s all just so beautiful—you cry and laugh. You have to watch it, trust me.”

Buddy movie
“I love St. Elmo’s Fire. [The characters] have this friendship, and you can relate to all of them—from Emilio Estevez to Ally Sheedy. In every scene, you are one or the other.”

See the full list and thier videos: HERE