Despite the in-jokes and Easter eggs, theatregoers who've never watched a single Star Trek episode or film will still enjoy this geeky and different yet still moving and recognizable rendition of a holiday classic.

The new MAC Star Trek Cosmetics line of makeup celebrates Star Trek's 50th anniversary with style and geek marketing brilliance.

'The Fifty-Year Mission' is a Star Trek book for fans that will become an indispensable reference resource that documents a personal history of the franchise. If you're a Trek fan, it's a must.

What’s Jonathan Frakes up to these days? You know, we tend to lose sight of the fact that Trek actors are professionals. Their Trek-related roles are not their lives – they’re part of their careers. Trek actors aren’t limited to those iconic characters that we fanatics eternally see them as, …

We spoke with former Star Trek actor Armin Shimerman about his multi-faceted roles with the Antaeus Theatre Company in L.A. and about the company's Kickstarter project to set up their new home.

J.G. Hertzler spoke to Pop Mythology about 'Star Trek: Axanar,' his role as Captain Travis and how Travis is cut from the same cloth as Martok the Klingon.

NASA Federal Credit Union announced recently the pending launch of a series of Star Trek credit cards.

Pop Mythology's John Kirk sat down to interview Richard Hatch about the highly-awaited film 'Star Trek: Axanar' and, among other things, the art of success.

At Toronto ComiCon I had an interview with Terry Farrell about her Star Trek character Dax, about her decision to leave the show and if she had any regrets.

Holodeck Follies is a Star Trek inspired improvisational comedy show that Toronto-based Trek fans and non-Trek fans alike can enjoy. The Season Two finale, featuring 'InnerSpace' host Morgan Hoffman, was the perfect way to cap off a fabulous season.

You may ask what my criteria are for my picks. Frankly, there are very little criteria, save that of the overall popularity of the material and my own personal subjective choices. But that’s literature for you. Everybody has their own personal likes and dislikes, and hopefully, my reading choices are …

I’m completely overwhelmed by how wonderful Star Trek: The City on the Edge of Forever is. I’m looking forward to following this series and if you’re a Star Trek fan you need to, as well.

Whoever picks this up will not be disappointed. It’s simply a book that demands to be read and one that will catapult you back to the days of your youth, or introduce the characters and stories of the original series to a younger audience and take its place alongside other great Star Trek stories for a new generation.

As a die-hard Star Trek fan, this collection is an amazing discovery but as a lover of newspaper comic strips in general, I can appreciate that it’s also a piece of cultural heritage that has been thankfully preserved.

Madefire's motion book technology is a great way to appreciate these comics and IDW has done such a great job with presenting various incarnations of "Star Trek" as well as the new direction of "Transformers," that these are definitely comics to pick up, regardless of which generation you belong to.