All articles starting with E

Eden Hazard

Eden Hazard, Belgian winger (born 1991, La Louvière), starred for Lille, Chelsea (352 games, 110 goals, two Premier League titles), and Real Madrid; captained Belgium to third at the 2018 World Cup; retired October 2023.

Eden Lake

Eden Lake (2008) is a British hoodie-horror thriller written and directed by James Watkins, starring Kelly Reilly, Michael Fassbender, and Jack O'Connell, about a couple terrorized by youths at a lake, noted for its bleak ending.

Eden McCoy

Eden McCoy (born 2003, Los Angeles; full name Eden Kelley McCoy) is an American actress who has played Josslyn Jacks on ABC's General Hospital since October 2015 and won the 2023 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Younger Performer.

Eden of the East (東のエデン)

Eden of the East (東のエデン) is a 2009 original 11-episode noitamina anime by Kenji Kamiyama and Production I.G, with Chika Umino character designs, about amnesiac Akira Takizawa, a Seleção phone with 8.2 billion yen, and two concluding films.

Eden Park

Eden Park, Kingsland, Auckland: New Zealand's largest stadium (50,000) and national stadium, home of Auckland cricket and rugby. Hosted 1987 and 2011 Rugby World Cup finals, 1950 Empire Games, Test cricket since 1929-30, and NZ's first-ever State of Origin in 2027.

Eden Patera

Eden Patera, an 80-km-wide depression in Arabia Terra, Mars, once classed as an impact crater and now mapped as a plains-style volcanic caldera complex and possible ancient supervolcano.

Eden Project

The Eden Project is an educational charity and visitor attraction at Bodelva, Cornwall, opened 17 March 2001 in a disused china clay pit, with Rainforest and Mediterranean Biomes designed by Nicholas Grimshaw, 25 million-plus visitors, £6.8 billion regional economic impact, and new Edens in Qingdao and Morecambe.

Eden Riegel

Eden Riegel (Eden Sonja Jane Riegel), American actress born 1981 in Washington, D.C., played Bianca Montgomery on All My Children, winning a 2005 Daytime Emmy, and works as a voice actress and voice director in Los Angeles.

Oct 22, 2026

Eden Robinson

Eden Robinson (born Vicki Lena Robinson, 1968) is a Canadian novelist of Haisla and Heiltsuk ancestry, known for Monkey Beach (2000) and the Trickster trilogy adapted for television in 2020.

Eden Sher

Eden Sher (Eden Rebecca Sher), American actress and comedian born 1991 in Los Angeles, known as Sue Heck on ABC's The Middle (2009–2018, 215 episodes) and as the voice of Star Butterfly in Star vs. the Forces of Evil; also author of The Emotionary and creator of the Fringe show I Was On A Sitcom.

Oct 15, 2026

Eden Yuturi Oil and Gas Field

Eden Yuturi (Campo Edén Yuturi) is an oil field in the Ecuadorian Amazon, operated by the state company EP Petroecuador in Block 12 and producing about 29,000 barrels per day.

EdenRoc Sciences

EdenRoc Sciences, also known as EdenRoc Sciences LLC, is a life sciences holding company founded in 2016 in Worcester, Massachusetts, focused on diseases of aging through subsidiaries in pharmaceuticals, genomics, and forensics.

Edens Zero (エデンズゼロ)

Edens Zero (エデンズゼロ) is Hiro Mashima's space-fantasy manga, serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine 2018–2024 across 293 chapters and 33 volumes, adapted into two anime seasons and a 2025 Konami action RPG.

Eder

Eder: name of several athletes, chiefly Éder Francis Carbonera, Brazilian volleyball Olympic champion (Rio 2016), and Simon Eder, Austrian biathlete with 3 World Cup wins; also alpine skier Michael Eder and ski jumper Lisa Eder.

Eder Aller

Eder Aller (Eder Aller González), Spanish goalkeeper born 2007 in León; FC Barcelona La Masia graduate, Barça Atlètic debutant (6 Oct 2024), contracted to 2028, Spain U18 international.

Eder Maestre

Eder Maestre (Eder Maestre Eguia), Spanish football coach born 1986; former Real Sociedad assistant and CD Tenerife Femenino head coach, appointed London City Lionesses WSL manager on 2 January 2026.

Éder Militão

Éder Gabriel Militão (born 1998, Sertãozinho) is a Brazilian centre-back for Real Madrid and Brazil, signed from Porto for €50 million, winner of two Champions League and three La Liga titles, whose career has been marked by repeated ACL and hamstring injuries.

Edersee Dam

The Edersee Dam (Edertalsperre) is a curved masonry gravity dam on the Eder river in Hesse, Germany, built 1908 to 1914 to feed the Mittelland Canal.

Ederson (footballer, born 1993)

Ederson (Ederson Santana de Moraes, born 1993, São Paulo) is a Brazilian goalkeeper famed for distribution. Benfica sold him to Manchester City for €40m in 2017; he won 17 trophies there, then joined Fenerbahçe.

Edessa

Edessa (Urhai, Arabic Rohāʾ), now Urfa in southeastern Turkey, was the capital of ancient Osrhoene, a Roman-Persian frontier city, center of Syriac Christianity, and later a Crusader county capital.

Edetate calcium disodium anhydrous

Edetate calcium disodium anhydrous (calcium disodium EDTA, CaNa2EDTA, CAS 62-33-9) is a chelating drug approved in 1953 for lead poisoning, distinct from edetate disodium, and also a food and cosmetic sequestrant.

EDF Energy

EDF Energy is the United Kingdom business of the French state-owned utility Électricité de France, operating five nuclear power stations and serving about five million customers.

Oct 15, 2026

EDF Renewables

EDF Renewables is the international renewable energy subsidiary of the French utility EDF Group, which developed and operated wind, solar, and storage plants, merging into EDF power solutions in June 2025.

Edfu

Edfu, also Behdet or Apollinopolis Magna, is an ancient Egyptian town on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan, with the settlement mound Tell Edfu and the Temple of Horus.

Edfu Facula

Edfu Facula is a 184-km-wide bright palimpsest impact feature on Jupiter's moon Ganymede, at 25.7N, 147.1W, IAU-named in 1985 for the Egyptian town where Horus was worshipped.

Edfu South pyramid

The Edfu South pyramid is a small sandstone step pyramid near Edfu in Upper Egypt, one of seven provincial pyramids built around 2600 BCE for the royal cult, not burial.

Edfu Temple

The Edfu Temple, also known as the Temple of Horus at Edfu, is a large Ptolemaic temple on the Nile at Edfu, built between 237 and 57 BC.

Edfu-Project

Edfu-Project (Edfu-Projekt): German Egyptological long-term project founded by Dieter Kurth at Hamburg in 1986, producing a complete reliable translation of all inscriptions of the Ptolemaic Temple of Horus at Edfu; since 2002 under the Göttingen Academy.

Oct 10, 2026

EDGAR

EDGAR, the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, is the SEC's free public database of company filings, handling about 4,700 filings daily since electronic filing began in 1993.