CBS All Access is going all-in on the world of Star Trek. In addition to Discovery, they have Lower Decks and Picard on the way, with the latter expected to hit next year. At this
[caption id="attachment_145488" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Walter Mosley BookCon 2018. Courtesy of Rhododendrites[/caption] “I’d been in the new room for a few weeks when I got the call from Human Resources. A pleasant-sounding young man said, “Mr.
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With Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, now out in theaters, conversations have now inevitably shifted to his next (and potentially final) film. Of course, one direction Tarantino can head in
Quentin Tarantino and Star Trek. Two words many of us never thought we would hear uttered in the same sentence, but it's more likely to happen now than ever before. I must say the idea
Oh, Tarantino, you pretentious fellow. Don’t get me wrong. I love his work and I want to see him keep doing what you — which is the only way we’d have him — but I
Uh-oh, I’m getting some real Luke Skywalker vibes here, folks. It’s been a long time since audiences had a chance to travel through space with Jean-Luc Picard. If you’ve been waiting since 2002’s Star Trek:
If you want another reason to look forward to CBS All Access series Star Trek: Picard — apart from Patrick Stewart returning as the titular Jean-Luc Picard — then we have one piece of news
I never would have thought that I'd be seeing the worlds of Quentin Tarantino and Star Trek collide, but last year, those worlds came together in a rather unexpected form. Tarantino had made random comments
When you think Quentin Tarantino, chances are you don't really think of family-friendly, G-rated fare. Over the course of his extensive career, he's never put out a movie that didn't, at some point, turn into
