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.

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 ...

Adam Nimoy flashes the Vulcan salute that’s synonymous with his dad’s most famous character. Getty Images Leonard Nimoy in a scene from a 1967 episode of “Star Trek.” CBS via Getty Images ...

Leonard Nimoy, the beloved actor best known for playing Mr. Spock on Star Trek, was a man of many talents. Along with being an actor, he was a director, writer, photographer, and singer.

Adam Nimoy was born August 9, 1956 in Los Angeles to Leonard Nimoy and actress Sandra Zober. Professionally, his first job was as an entertainment lawyer, but, answering his true calling, he ...

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.

Leonard Nimoy didn’t just have a massive impact on science fiction, he also transformed pop culture. Nimoy, who died today, took the thankless supporting role of an emotionless alien science ...

Nimoy, who directed two of the Star Trek films in the 1980s (including the one that resurrected his character), went on to reprise Spock Prime, as he was then called, in a 2013 follow-up film.

Shatner revels in the Spock-like intellect and curiosity of Nimoy, who died last February at age 83, just one year before the franchise's 50th anniversary. Not surprisingly, Leonard reveals much ...

In the wake of Leonard Nimoy’s death Friday at his home in Bel-Air, celebrities remembered the 83-year-old not only as the iconic Mr. Spock character he’d originated on “Star Trek” but ...