Just a few days ago, Paramount pulled the timeless Star Trek movies off Paramount+ without so much as a heads-up or reasoning behind it. This isn’t the first time they’ve made this questionable move to fracture the Star Trek series; a decision that undermines one of the key reasons fans, like me, were drawn to Paramount+ in the first place – aside from the NFL, of course.
Since the premiere of “A New Hope” in 1977, Star Wars enthusiasts have adored Han Solo and Greedo for over four decades. Over the years, fans have been curious about minor characters (now fondly referred to as “Glup Shitto”) from each movie. The series of books titled “From A Certain Point of View“, which focuses on supporting and secondary characters in the first three films, provides some insights into these long-standing questions.
On a Friday evening, Jennifer Lopez displayed her professional fashion sense while dining out with her manager in Beverly Hills, California.
Pamela Anderson looked gorgeous and happy arriving for the book singing for her plant-based cookbook I Love You: Recipes from the Heart.
The impacts of George Lucas on the original Star Wars trilogy were extensive and far-reaching. Ranging from ‘Flash Gordon’, Japanese art films, to Joseph Campbell’s writings, Star Wars can be likened to numerous pieces of art. One less recognized influence was a brief film deeply rooted in Star Wars history.
On a romantic evening, Brooke Burke was quite stunning as she attended a date night in Santa Monica alongside her charming partner, Scott Rigsby.
As a devoted Star Trek fan, I can’t help but reflect on the intriguing theme of cyborgs that the series often explores. The Borg, typically seen as antagonists, are one of the clearest examples of this. However, there are also instances where cybernetic technology serves a more positive purpose, like Geordi La Forge’s VISOR, which enhances his vision. In the latest spin-off, Lower Decks, Samanthan Rutherford’s personal experience with cybernetic implants presents a nuanced perspective on this topic.
Shawn Mendes paid tribute to Liam Payne Friday night during his concert in New York City.
Although we cherish Halloween, a tiny drop of festive spirit seems to vanish when October 31st passes by. While Christmas is wonderful, it simply can’t replace the thrill of the eerie and enchanting vibe that comes with the spooky season.
On Saturday, at the QIPCO British Champions Day, Elizabeth Hurley sparkled in a white midi dress with buttons, paired with her friend Henry Birtles, who is a poet, at the Ascot Racecourse.