New co-executive producer Michelle Paradise recently spoke to the media about the upcoming third season of Star Trek: Discovery. She talks about what the future holds for the series, and remaining consistent with the other new series being developed and the tone established in season two.

It’s not easy covering the San Diego Comic-Con, and I don’t just mean that because the show is a gargantuan hive of activity that is overflowing with cosplayers, panels and enough merch to make your wallet scream. No pals, what’s tough about covering all the news coming out of the premiere pop culture show of the year is that I’m not there, dammit.

I still can't believe there is a chance we could see the world of Star Trek and Tarantino collide, but the director certainly won't stop talking about it.

If you’ve ever wanted to meet the best Star Trek captain and just didn’t have the time, well hold on to your butts because here’s some good news for all the Trekkies in the house: William Shatner is coming to Comic Con Africa.

Get a first glimpse of what to expect when Patrick Stewart returns as the world's most beloved star fleet commander.

Patrick Stewart is back as everyone's favourite starship commander. Take a loo kat the first image of him in his new Star Trek series, titled Picard.

Star Trek executive producer Alex Kurtzman talked briefly about their upcoming series featuring Sir Patrick Stewart's beloved Captain Jean-Luc Picard. In a surprise move, it's also been confirmed that the show will air on Amazon Prime Video internationally.

The second season finale of Star Trek: Discovery brought with it massive ramifications for the future of the franchise... and maybe a backdoor pilot episode?