‘Star Trek: The Sexed Generation’
Hey, don’t judge, it gets lonely out in space…
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Hey, don’t judge, it gets lonely out in space…
For the legions of science fiction fans that descended on London’s ExCel Centre, the weekend of October 19th to 21st meant just one thing: for the first time in Trekker convention history all five captains from the TV incarnations of Star Trek were to gather for a public appearance, to celebrate fifty years of a cultural phenomenon.
Compared with the attention paid to the more well-known attempts by his Star Trek co-star William Shatner to forge some kind of musical career (through the medium of proclaiming songs, rather than by singing them), Leonard Nimoy’s pop sensibilities have been all but overlooked. Hearing this trippy 1960s tribute to the diminutive hero of The … >
A highly practical guide for budding artists who want to create their own extreme sci-fi worlds, we’ve got copies of Extreme Worlds: Drawing Sci-Fi Art to give away to three of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow CultBox on Twitter and tweet the following text: Follow @cultboxtv and RT for a … >
Great Riker’s beard! The first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation has finally made it to Blu-Ray, looking more impressive than a Borg conga line.
To celebrate the release of Star Trek: The Next Generation on Blu-ray next week, we were beamed up for a very special quiz night and launch party at the aptly named Enterprise pub in Camden.
The talented folks over at The Quintek Group have created this stunning homage to the original Star Trek series…
William Shatner’s recent stint in the host’s chair on Have I Got News for You was not his first appearance in a British TV production. Back in the 1990s, he and James Doohan – Scotty – were seduced by the corporate dollar of the company that had earlier ensnared Peter Purves for advertising purposes: National … >
This Friday marks the long-awaited release of Men in Black 3. In honour of this momentous occasion, we bring you the Top 5 time travel movies of, well… all time.
In the enlightened 24th Century, the hostilities between humans and Klingons have been sorted out, the petty squabbles that dogged Captain Kirk like a malformed toupee all forgiven and forgotten. Captain Jean-Luc Picard even has a Klingon as a trusted lieutenant, whose advice he receives gratefully and always acts upon. Except, of course, he doesn’t … >