Here's Your First Look at Kate Mulgrew's Captain Janeway in 'Star Trek: Prodigy'

Manori Ravindran International Editor“Quantico” star Tracy Ifeachor (pictured, right), “Star Trek: Discovery’s” James Frain (left) and “Rocks” actor Sharon D. Clarke are set to star in BBC drama “Showtrial” from “Bodyguard” producer World Productions.The series, which will air on flagship channel BBC One, began rolling on Monday.

EXCLUSIVE: Writer-producer Chris Kula, a co-executive producer on Star Trek: Lower Decks, has signed an overall deal with CBS Studios, the studio behind the Paramount+ animated series.

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Nadine Coyle will take to our screens on Saturday night on a new BBC mystery music game show. The Derry native will feature on the second episode of 'I Can See Your Voice' on April 17.

Also Read: 'Star Trek' Film Set for 2023 Is Top Secret Project Produced by JJ AbramsFletcher also had an extensive career in theater, working as a costume designer on the original Broadway productions of the musicals “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” and “Walking Happy.” He also worked alongside Orson Welles as an actor in a 1956 production of Shakespeare’s “King Lear” at New York City Center.

Robert Fletcher, a costumer designer whose more than six decades of credits on screen and the Broadway stage included the first four Star Trek films, died April 5 in Kansas City, Missouri. He was 98.

You’d probably assume that someone who does as many royal appointments as the Queen has a make-up artist on-hand to help make sure foundation is blended and lipstick applied perfectly. But in fact, Queen Elizabeth, much like Kate Middleton, prefers to do her own make-up for the most part of the year.The only exception is her annual Christmas Day broadcast, when she apparently asks make-up artist Marilyn Widdess for expert help.

GLAAD ruled Thursday night with a virtual ceremony for the 32nd GLAAD Media Awards which honors media for fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues. The ceremony premiered on YouTube on Thursday night, but if you missed out, it will be available to stream on Hulu starting at 10pm ET tonight until the end of June.

Naman Ramachandran In today’s Global Bulletin, Sky releases “The Colour Room” first look; BBC sets pandemic series “Extra Life”; Oble sells Portuguese drama “3 Women”; IFFSA Toronto launches talent fund; the Writers Lab U.K.

As Kate Middleton and Prince William’s tenth wedding anniversary fast approaches, ITV are looking back at their Royal romance in a special film, The Day Will and Kate Got Married. And, in our exclusive teaser clip from tonight’s documentary, Kate’s Uncle Gary Goldsmith appears in his first TV interview to lift the lid on his niece’s romance with the heir to the throne.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor“Big Little Lies” director Jean-Marc Vallée and producing partner Nathan Ross have set a first-look deal with HBO Max and HBO, where the pair are shepherding the limited series “The Gorilla and the Bird.”The three-year pact calls for Vallée and Ross to executive produce “Gorilla” through their Crazyrose banner. Vallée will direct the drama based on the memoir by Zack McDermott about a mother’s unconditional love for her bipolar adult son.

Jean-Marc Vallée and Nathan Ross, the Emmy-winning producers behind HBO’s Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects, have entered into a three-year first-look deal with HBO and HBO Max via their Crazyrose production company. Under the deal, Vallée and Ross will executive produce both Gorilla and the Bird, a limited series based on the memoir by Zack McDermott which Vallée will also direct, and The Players Table, starring Sydney Sweeney and Halsey to be directed by Annabelle Attanasio.

Paramount+ has handed Star Trek: Lower Decks an early renewal for a 10-episode third season, before the animated series returns for its sophomore season this summer.

Paramount+ is beaming in another day-long “Star Trek” celebration.On Monday, April 5, the network will gift Trekkies a series of panels and stream a marathon of TV series episodes to commemorate #FirstContactDay, a nod to the 1996 film installment “Star Trek: First Contact.” In that movie, humans first make contact with an alien species — the Vulcans, of pointy-eared Spock fame — on April 5, 2063. The programming will be hosted by “Star Trek: The Next Generation” alum Wil Wheaton and actress

William Shatner has revealed that he’s never seen an episode of his hit show Star Trek!

Jason Momoa's latest project dives deep into the lives of children conceived from the same sperm donor. The upcoming documentary, executive produced by Momoa and directed by Michael Rothman, follows adolescents all conceived from «Donor 5114» — and ET is exclusively debuting the trailer.  chronicles the lives of kids over the course of eight years, exploring the complexities of alternative conception.

Also Read: 'The Boys' Superhero College Spinoff at Amazon Adds 3 More Lead Roles to Ensemble Cast“Don’t Make Me Go” will be produced by Donald De Line of De Line Pictures alongside Big Beach’s Peter Saraf (“The Farewell,” “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”) and Leah Holzer (“Land”).Cho recently wrapped production on the first season of the live-action series “Cowboy Bebop” for Netflix, and he also did voice work for the animated “Over the Moon.” Some of his other credits include “Star Trek,”

Diane Garrett At the height of the civil rights movement, “Star Trek” won an inaugural Image Award from the NAACP for its positive depiction of race relations in the future. Decades later, entertainment programs are challenging our perception of the past by casting actors of color in roles once considered lily white.