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Star Trek XI‘s Zoë Saldana broke up with her long-term fiancé Keith Britton last month after eleven years of dating, but it appears that she has found a new romance.
Saldana is rumored to be dating Bradley Cooper, the actor deemed 2011′s “Sexiest Man Alive” according to People Magazine.
Fans of Star Trek: Voyager‘s Ethan Phillips will be able to see the actor in a new original Syfy movie next year.
Phillips will be appearing in Arachnoquake, joining Tracey Gold (Growing Pains), Bug Hall (The Little Rascals) and Edward Furlong (Terminator 2: Judgment Day).
For fans of the original series and beyond, according to J.J. Abrams, don’t worry, because it’s all good and the adventures they love are still valid.
When Star Trek XI was created, the timeline alterations were meant to free Star Trek writers from the shackles of years of Star Trek canon stretching from the original series through Star Trek: Enterprise, so that writers could create new and fresh adventures.
For fans waiting for Star Trek 2, reading the new Star Trek comics might provide some hints as to what will happen in the J.J. Abrams sequel.
According to TrekMovie.com, one of the writers of the new series admitted in the latest issue of Star Trek Magazine that clues could be found in the comics.
A killing on Deep Space Nine puts Odo in contact with a man who claims to know of a colony of changelings in the Gamma Quadrant.
Character actor Robert Easton, best-known to Star Trek fans for his role as the Klingon judge in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, died last week.
Easton was eighty-one, and died of natural causes at his home in Toluca Lake, California.
While filming Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, in which Star Trek XI‘s Simon Pegg plays field agent Benji Dunn, the actor took time to have a little fun during breaks in filming.
Pegg and Tom Cruise went go-carting during a break from shooting Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. “It was such fun,” said Pegg. “It’s nice to penetrate the noxious cloud of myth that surrounds him.”
For fans hoping to see William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy or other actors from the original series in Star Trek 2, it looks like you’re out of luck. Plus: the possible return of Captain Pike, and an Abrams Star Trek 2 progress report.
The word over at Showbiz 411, from a “source close to the next film,” claims that none or the original series actors would be returning for Star Trek 2.
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The leader of the Ferengi, the Grand Nagus, visits the station to check up on Quark’s profits.
Once again, this time in the role of Scrooge, in a CD recording of A Christmas Carol, Robert Picardo is playing a “cranky curmudgeon.”
A call from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine‘s Chase Masterson (Leeta), who took on the role of Mrs. Fezziwig, set the wheels in motion for the musical CD, based on 1970′s musical Scrooge.
Fans in the Big Apple in February will have the chance to see William Shatner appearing on Broadway in a one-man show.
The one-man show is called Shatner’s World: We Just Live in It and it will run for several weeks at the Music Box Theater in February.
For fans of the music from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, the complete Leonard Rosenman score to the movie has just been released.
The CD is seventy-one minutes long, and includes twenty-four tracks, including bonus tracks.
In March 2012, there will be four Star Trek comics issued by IDW Publishing.
The comics include: Star Trek #7, Star Trek 100-Page Spectacular 2012, Star Trek Vol. 1, and Star Trek/Legion of SuperHeroes #6.
Fans of the Star Trek/Legion of Superheroes comic series will want to head to the stores, as the third issue in the series releases today.
This issue of the Star Trek/Legion of Superheroes series is written by Chris Robertson, with art by Jeffrey and Philip Moy, with covers by Phil Jimenez and Mike Grell.