On TV screens in 1966, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu boldly soared through the universe to discover lands “where no man has gone ...

George Takei may be famous for being on Star Trek, but he's also appeared on a very controversial Twilight Zone episode that was banned for years.

George Takei Recalls Nichelle Nichols' Reaction After Being Asked to be Matron of Honor at His Wedding Lynda Carter, George Takei, Kate Mulgrew and Other Stars Honor Nichelle Nichols After Her Death ...

Actor George Takei, who received reparations, is a passionate supporter of redress for descendants of enslaved people in the U.S. "For us, it was four horrific years.

Presenter George Takei speaks onstage at AARP's 16th Annual Movies For Grownups Awards at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel, Feb. 6, 2017 in Beverly Hills, Calif.

It premiered in 2012. Also, an earlier version of a photo caption misspelled Brad Takei’s last name. It also implied that George and Brad Takei star in the Web series “Other Space.” They do not.

George Takei continued his public feud with his “Star Trek” co-star William Shatner this week by describing him as a “prima donna” whom “none” of the sci-fi show’s cast got along with.

George Takei says he wants to ensure that all generations know the story of what happened to his family and others held in government internment camps. (Top Shelf Productions / Courtesy) ...

HUMOR IS THE HONEY TO ATTRACT THE MASSES It turns out Takei and his partner of 30 years have an agenda other than to make people laugh: With George and Brad as the spokescouple, they want to show ...

George Takei and his husband, Brad, have been married for about 17 years, making many curious about their relationship timeline. Takei is a noted actor, popularly known for playing Hikaru Sulu in ...

It is in that spirit that I want folks to know, despite what he has put us through, I do not bear Mr. Brunton any ill will, and I wish him peace. — George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) May 25, 2018 ...

Actor George Takei argued that “in one core, horrifying way,” the family separations occurring at the United States’ southern border are “worse” than the Japanese-American internment ...