Star Trek is boldly going where no chapter of this long-running franchise has gone before with Section 31, a Michelle Yeoh-starring vehicle that takes place in the "lost era" set between the original ...

With three-and-a-half-hour films like The Brutalist and Killers of the Flower Moon, movies seem to be getting much longer — ...

March 25 is shaping up to be a major day for Star Trek fans, especially those who followed the of the recent CBS animated ...

Unpicking the Star Trek timeline is a thornier problem than a particularly ornery Klingon Targ. After all, Star Trek is a franchise that spans all the way from the primordial days of our universe ...

"Star Trek" has been flourishing lately — at least when it comes to TV shows. Although "Star Trek" started on TV in the 1960s, the iconic sci-fi franchise achieved wider success on the big ...

the Next Generation crew graduated to full-on movie star status with 1994's "Star Trek: Generations". But as Jean-Luc and co got busy meeting Starfleet royalty (hello, James T Kirk) and smashing ...

Answers range from a rabid fan base that kept Star Trek alive after its second season to a network putting support behind a recognizable IP. But the truth is far more simple: Star Trek ...

which is destroyed in the opening moments of the movie. The benefit of the Kelvin Timeline is that it not only allows Star Trek to explore canon material – such as Khan (he of the Wrath ...

After scaling back its universe of streaming shows, Star Trek is roaring back to life this month with the long-awaited release of Section 31, starring Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh.

You’d think there wouldn’t be all that many surprises in a ranking of the various Star Trek movies. Official fan doctrine tends to elevate a select handful of them to the very top (and ...

As far as his status for Opening Day? That's still up in the air. Chicago is likely going to remain cautious with the star since they play their two games in Japan to begin the 2025 campaign ...

He told the country singer that he’d just had “the coolest conversation ever” about putting together an “all-star band” for the Grammys. “And then it snowballed,” Paisley says.