The Star Trek show the fans want but the Star Trek show that hasn't been announced. Breezy Johnson's winding road leads to Olympic downhill gold for US on day marred by Vonn's crash Cop places CBP ...

After years of rumors and hopes, the first LEGO x Star Trek collab is finally here. Check out the brick-built LEGO Enterprise! Now, after years of fans asking for a LEGO collab – and over a year of ...

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Recently, LEGO and Star Trek announced they were partnering on a bold new collection. The two pop culture icons are finally coming together for the first time. Now we know how they’ll begin their ...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy just debuted the quadrant’s latest power couple. Comedians Gina Yashere and Tig Notaro share a backstory in the stand-up community, but their 32nd century characters, Lura ...

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy debuted on Paramount+ last week to mostly positive reviews from critics. But like all modern Star Trek projects, the general audience remains divided on the latest series.

The latest installment in the “Star Trek” franchise is facing mounting backlash from fans who say it’s gone “woke,” even as many critics praise the new show and studio executives have already approved ...

The latest installment in the "Star Trek" franchise is facing mounting backlash from fans who say it’s gone "woke," even as many critics praise the new show and studio executives have already approved ...

For 60 years, "Star Trek" has been boldly going places — sometimes where no one has gone before, and other times exactly where it's already been, but from a different point of view. Gene Roddenberry ...

Creative disagreements and fans' preconceived notions reportedly stalled and ultimately ended the project, according to several people associated with 'Starfleet Academy' CBS via Getty After 1989’s ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...