The Twilight Zone was known for its spooky and disturbing episodes. When Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy starred in the show, we ...

By the mid-to-late 1970s, Star Trek was about as far removed from just being a canceled television series as you could get.

When Leonard Nimoy‘s son first set out to memorialize his father’s iconic Star Trek character, Spock, in a documentary, he never would have guessed how important the process would become for him.

Star Trek actors Leonard Nimoy (left) and William Shatner (right) pose with a waxwork of Shatner as Captain James T Kirk, at the Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park, California, circa 1974.

Nimoy stands as “the figure of credibility” for the franchise, as Orci put it, which sounds like an unintended ding on William Shatner, the original Kirk and an actor who publicly lobbied for ...

"Leonard Nimoy and his role as 'Spock' defined 'Star Trek,'" said David Luong, president of the L.A. Star Trek Club. He says the actor had a real impact on his life and the lives of countless fans.

Leonard Nimoy had a chance to be a significant contributor behind the scenes in Star Trek: The Next Generation, now available to stream with a Paramount+ subscription, but turned down the opportunity.

It was, Adam realized later, the only way his father could afford a beach vacation. You know the rest. In 1966, Leonard Nimoy beamed aboard “Star Trek,” and his family’s life was never the same.

Leonard Nimoy, the actor who played Mr. Spock in the ‘60s sci-fi series "Star Trek," passed away in 2015 at age 83. William Shatner wrote about their friendship in "Boldly Go." ...

Leonard Nimoy transported the word "fascinating" into the pop culture lexicon as Mr. Spock in the 1960s TV series "Star Trek," which aired for the first time 50 years ago last month.