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More than 40 years after the USS Enterprise first launched, J.J. Abrams sexed up Star Trek for the modern age with his big-screen edition, banking more than $75 million from the opening weekend alone. Mixing sleek production value, high-voltage action and a nubile cast of fresh faces, Abrams managed to make the film his own, while paying tongue-in-cheek homage to the original, minus derision.

Oh, how the internets loves its casting rumors. Today, the nugget that caught my eye came from comingsoon.net, who not only floated the idea of Khan Noonien Singh being the villain in the next Star Trek flick, but that — “if they started filming today” — Lost’s Nestor Carbonell would be the deep-sleeping warlord who

At ''Star Trek'' DVD launch party, actress says of series departure: ''I find the entire situation sort of confusing''

Music News: Composer crafts robust themes for 'Up,' 'Trek' -- With Paramount's "Star Trek" and Disney/Pixar's "Up," Michael Giacchino continues to demonstrate his flair for crafting robust themes so evocative and so memorable that moviegoers can take them home in their heads.

Oscar News: Reboot beamed them up at the box office -- When Gene Roddenberry created the TV show "Star Trek," his challenge was to write science fiction that could be taken seriously.

AP - The most iconic setting in "Star Trek" almost didn't make it into the series' online video game.