‘Star Trek’ Icon George Takei, 88, Opens Up About Past Trauma first appeared on Parade on Aug 9, 2025 This story was ...

The Original Series was one of the most progressive TV shows of its time, and is still fondly looked back on for the way it explored many political and social topics. However, the sci-fi TV show never ...

While the ‘60s Star Trek may not have had LGBT themes, that changed in the J.J. Abrams reboot series when George Takei’s character, played by John Cho, was written as gay.

Voyager alum Tim Russ on revisiting "The Undiscovered Country" era Ensign Tuvok for Star Trek: Khan alongside TOS legend ...

Created by Chuck Lorre in 2008, hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory was, at its heart, a show for and about nerds! Over an impressive 12 seasons, The Big Bang Theory became famous for its fan-culture ...

Star Trek's George Takei pens children's book detailing childhood in World War II internment camps "My Lost Freedom," is an autobiographical account of his experience as a child.

Star Trek’s most iconic villain Khan is back! The anxiously awaited scripted podcast series, Star Trek: Khan, is set to release its first episode on September 8, 2025, in celebration of Star Trek Day.

George Takei has opened up about his long-running feud with his former Star Trek co-star William Shatner. "It's all coming from Bill. Whenever he needs a little publicity for a project, he pumps ...

Media ‘Star Trek’s’ George Takei likens US internment camps of Japanese to Trump detaining illegal immigrants By Gabriel Hays, Fox News Published July 3, 2025, 4:09 p.m. ET ...

Twenty years ago, Alexander Cho was a young editor at Frontiers, the long-running LGBTQ magazine based in Los Angeles, when he received a call that would lead to one of the most significant stories of ...

George Takei, the openly gay "Star Trek" actor who originated the Sulu character in the 1960s television series and later played him in six films, called the move "really unfortunate" in a recent ...