Picture of the Day: Nano Trek – The Tiniest Enterprise March 15, 2010
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Fandom, Science/Technology, Trek Franchise , 45 comments
With all the debate over how big new Enterprise is, here is something from the other side of the spectrum. There is cool Trek-themed image that is making its way across the blogosphere. The picture depicts the world’s smallest Enterprise at just a few microns across, check it out below with more details.
Star Trek Online Debuts With Strong Sales – Could Help Future Of Star Trek Games
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Editorial, Games, Star Trek Online , 42 comments
The market research company NPD has released its list of top selling PC games for February and the new massive multiplayer game Star Trek Online is in the top five, twice. Both the regular version of the game and the Collectors Edition made it on the shortlist. Could strong sales for STO help finally reawaken the world of Star Trek games?
LeVar Burton Writing Dark Horse Comic + Pic of Burton and Nichelle Nichols At MegaCon
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity, Comics, TNG, TOS , 18 comments
Star Trek The Next Generation’s LeVar Burton continues to grow in his new found online stardom. The latest is the announcement of a new web comic for Dark Horse, that is yet another project spawned from his popular Twitter account. Details below, plus a photo of Burton from MegaCon with Star Trek’s Nichelle Nichols.
Sci-Fi TV Sunday: LOST, V, FlashForward, Stargate Universe, Caprica + more March 14, 2010
by Rosario T. Calabria , Filed under: Sci-Fi , 35 comments
This week in our genre TV wrap-up we have another big Lost update with spoilers, explanations previews. We also have a big upates on ABC’s other genre shows FlashForward and V, both returning soon from hiatus. In addition, there is news and previews from Fringe, Caprica, Smallville, Supernatural, Stargate Universe, Doctor Who and more of your favorite shows.
Science Saturday: Earthquake Axis + Body Computer + Kamikaze Comet + Jetpacks! March 13, 2010
by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Science/Technology , 29 comments
Welcome back with a late edition of this week’s Science Saturday! Learn about how earthquakes in Chile can changed the world, turn your body into a touchscreen, introduce an icy comet to a fiery sun, see the most detailed views ever of our home planet, and much much more! All this plus our gadget of the week: The Personal Jetpack!
TrekInk: Exclusive Preview – Star Trek Movie Adaptation #2
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Comics, Star Trek (2009 film) , 26 comments
Next week IDW continues their adaptation of the 2009 Star Trek movie with the second issue out of six. Just like with issue one, the series continues to present an extended version of the film with the deleted scenes inserted. Check out our exclusive 5-page preview below.
Preview & Video Of Star Trek Online Content Update March 12, 2010
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Star Trek Online , 38 comments
The massive multiplayer game Star Trek Online is now a month old, and already the game is set to evolve with more content. Today we have a all the details on upcoming "Common Ground" content update, plus a video showing off some of the cool new additions to the game.
Leonard Nimoy on Star Trek, Sequel, Fringe & Quitting Conventions
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Fringe, Nimoy, Star Trek (2009 film), Star Trek sequel (2012) , 44 comments
As reported yesterday, Leonard Nimoy will be attending the Emerald City Comic Con this weekend in Seattle, WA. There is another good interview with the actor promoting the event, where he discusses his past and future with Star Trek, Fringe and how he isn’t going to be attending conventions after 2010. Excerpts below.
Star Trek Provides One Of The ‘HollyWords’ of 2009
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Star Trek (2009 film), Trek Franchise , 161 comments
Each year the Glo Global Language Monitor releases their list of the most influence "HollyWords", or words from Hollywood that most influenced the English Language in the past year. Topping this list this year was "Pandora" from Avatar, but there is also a contribution from Star Trek on the list this year, with "Her" coming in at #8, see below for details and explanation.
Michael Giacchino To Score ‘John Carter of Mars’
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity, Music, Sci-Fi , 16 comments
Star Trek composer (and now Oscar-winner for Up) Michael Giacchino is heading back into space. Giacchino, who is expected to return for the Star Trek, has added another 2012 to his schedule, Disney’s upcoming sci-fi film John Carter of Mars.
Leonard Nimoy Talks Quinto Handoff, Oscar Snubs & More + Appearing This Weekend In Seattle March 11, 2010
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity, Conventions/Events/Attractions, Nimoy , 61 comments
This weekend Leonard Nimoy will be appearing at the Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle. The original Spock has done a couple of interviews with the local Seattle media to promote the event, where he talked about handing off his role to Zachary Quinto, why he still goes to cons, and if he thinks Star Trek was ‘robbed’ at the Oscars. Excerpts below.
John Cho Gives A Star Trek Sequel Update + Talks FlashForward and Harold & Kumar
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity, ST09 Cast, Star Trek sequel (2012) , 56 comments
UPDATED: Star Trek’s new Sulu John Cho is currently working on the ABC sci-fi show FlashForward. He gave some interviews on a set visit this week to a number of sites, where he also talked a bit about the next Star Trek. Highlights, excerpts and the video below.
Happy Birthday, Anton Yelchin
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity, ST09 Cast , 25 comments
Time for another Trek birthday. Star Trek’s new Pavel Chekov, Anton Viktorovich Yelchin was born in Saint Petersburg Russia on March 11, 1989. That makes him 21 years-old today, so we would like to wish young Anton a happy birthday and have a drink on us (now that you are old enough to drink). See below to check in on the latest, including where you can see Yelchin rock out .
“Night of the Living Trekkies” Novel Imagines Trek Fans As Zombies
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Books, Fandom, Humor , 20 comments
Trekkies don’t tend to be a scary bunch, but what if they were less interested nitpicking your brain with Trek triva and actually wanted to eat your brain? That is the premise of a just announced satire novel "Night of the Living Trekkies" from Quirk Books (publishers of "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"). More info on this new Trek mashup novel below.
Sci-Fi Movies Wednesday: Superman, Batman, Tron Legacy, Captain America, Iron Man 2 + more March 10, 2010
by Rosario T. Calabria , Filed under: Sci-Fi , 50 comments
In this week’s Sci-Fi Movies column, Christopher Nolan offers his first public comments on both Superman and Batman 3, there are new trailers for Tron Legacy and Iron Man 2, an update on Marvel’s search for Captain America (plus casting details for Smurfs and Conan), an updated synopsis for Thor and Marc Webb talking Spider-Man. Plus more, including Alien, Green Lantern and Sucker Punch all going 3D and the latest box office numbers, casting bites, images and videos.
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