
Later this week, EPIX will offer Shatnerific: A Celebration of Star Trek Fandom on its channel and through its EPIX app on Xbox 360(R).
The star feature of the event, William Shatner‘s Get a Life! will debut on EPIX on July 28.
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Later this week, EPIX will offer Shatnerific: A Celebration of Star Trek Fandom on its channel and through its EPIX app on Xbox 360(R).
The star feature of the event, William Shatner‘s Get a Life! will debut on EPIX on July 28.

Karl Urban recently explained what happened to him in the aftermath of his Benedict Cumberbatch Star Trek 2 character disclosure.
While being interviewed about his work on Dredd, Urban also spoke about character development and the secrecy surrounding Star Trek 2.

For Wil Wheaton, finishing Star Trek: The Next Generation meant a temporary but welcome break from the entertainment industry.
Wheaton had been working full time as an actor for eleven years, and “had never really known what it was like to be a normal person with a regular life.”

The ever-busy J.J. Abrams has another project lined up, this time a science-fiction movie, Collider.
There is little information about Collider at this time, but the Paramount Pictures movie will be directed by Edgar Wright, written by Wright and Mark Protosevich (I Am Legend), and produced by Wright, Nira Park and Abrams.

Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Brent Spiner will be returning to television with a guest role on SyFy’s Warehouse 13 tonight.
Spiner’s role will be that of Brother Adrian, a new villain.

Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s Patrick Stewart carried the Olympic torch today.
Today it was Stewart’s turn to carry the torch and the actor did so, carrying it through a cheering crowd through Croydon.
By unraveling some of the secrets of the Cardassian’s past, Bashir fights to save Garak from an experimental brain implant that is slowly killing him.

Star Trek: Voyager‘s Robert Beltran wasn’t happy with how Chakotay was used on Voyager, and was vocal about this displeasure in hopes of having the character improved.
At first, the powers-that-be listened to Beltran. “During the Michael Piller-Jeri Taylor years, they listened intently,” he said.

A new Facebook app lets Star Trek: The Next Generation fans put themselves into the action.
The Transporter Photo App permits fans to beam into one of six different scenes from The Next Generation.

Star Trek‘s Leonard Nimoy reacted to the news that Fringe was shut out of this year’s Emmy nominations.
“No Emmy nomination for Fringe,” said Nimoy, via his Twitter feed. “Ridiculous. So much talent. So much hard work. So much imagination.”
Nimoy compared Hollywood’s lack of respect for Fringe to the lack of respect for Star Trek over the years. “Shouldn’t be so surprised about Fringe,” he said. “Emmy has given short shrift to Star Trek for forty-six years. Amazing.”

Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s Sir Patrick Stewart will be carrying the Olympic torch on Monday.
Stewart will carry the torch into St. Andrew’s School in Croydon around 12:50 on Monday, July 23.

Last week, the Boy Scouts of America upheld its ban on gay members in the organization and this week, actor George Takei, a former Eagle Scout, replied to that announcement.
In a new column, Takei expressed his disgust with the ruling and vowed to fight the ban.

Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s LeVar Burton visitied the White House Briefing Room yesterday.
The actor was there to interview Press Secretary Jay Carney for a segment to be used on a Reading Rainbow app.

The Comic Con trailer for Star Trek: The Next Generation on Blu-ray is now available for all fans to see.
The first season of The Next Generation on Blu-ray will be released on Tuesday, and will sell for $78.86 on Amazon.

A new Star Trek-themed shirt has gone on sale today at TeeFury.
The red t-shirt is called Star T-Rex.