Gene Roddenberry defied TV norms in the '60s by rejecting an all-white Star Trek cast, creating a boldly inclusive and ...

Before Star Trek became so popular, Gene Roddenberry, the creator of the show, faced several challenges just to launch it back in the 1960s.

But behind the triumphant orchestral swells and dramatic Spock sacrifice was a bitter behind-the-scenes feud between Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and director Nicholas Meyer. This wasn’t ...

Leonard Nimoy's Mr. Spock from Star Trek is the most popular character in the franchise and his friendship with Captain Kirk ...

The late Gene Roddenberry is revered by many Star Trek fans for creating the 23rd-Century universe that for 50 years has provided thrills, emotion and deep-space thought. His son, Rod, continues ...

Nicholas Meyer's 1982 film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" is generally regarded as the best of the 13 extant "Star Trek" ...

Gene Roddenberry's hopeful vision of the future in Star Trek not only inspired real life tech and space exploration but also ...

The recreations were produced for the Gene Roddenberry Estate, and overseen by veteran Star Trek artists including Denise and Michael Okuda, who authored The Star Trek Encyclopedia, as well as ...

But there is one place where we can see Gene Roddenberry’s vision of the Star Trek future unfettered and unfiltered: Star Trek The Motion Picture – A novel by Gene Roddenberry, to give it its ...

With a property as sprawling as Star Trek, of course everyone has their own opinions on which entry is the best and which entry is their favorite. (Those might be two distinct answers!) It shouldn ...