Feel-better bingeing doesn't get much better than the latest "Star Trek" series' mix of optimism and realism

In some ways "Ad Astra per Aspera" is a continuation of Trek's humanist tradition. In others it tries to be bolder

Legendary "Star Trek" actor William Shatner has already given Tarantino his approval to make an R-rated entry

Peck's younger version of one of Trek's most beloved figures deepens our understanding of the Vulcan he becomes

Patrick Stewart is set to reprise his iconic role, the "Star Trek" franchise's favorite captain

CBS All Access also released an intriguing new poster for the upcoming series

Fifty years ago — on Sept. 8, 1966 — TV viewers were transfixed by a green-hued, pointy-eared alien called Spock

A show that is so fundamentally a product of the old approach to television may not work in 2017

Ebert wasn't just a venerated film critic: He was also a sci-fi lover, supergeek and passionate advocate of fandom

The doomsday pessimism and defensiveness peddled by Donald Trump could use a dose of Enterprise hope and harmony

With J.J. Abrams handing directing duties to Justin Lin, it's hard to be too confident about this new trailer

Things fall apart. The U.S.S. Discovery's new adventures may offer a vision of how we go on nevertheless

As "Star Trek" turns a half-century old, Salon talks to icon William Shatner about his career-defining role

Salon speaks to the author of "Trekonomics" about how a post-scarcity, post-currency society happens

The actor known for his role as Captain James T. Kirk reportedly got a call from J.J. Abrams