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By Dominic Patten

By Dominic Patten, Geoff Boucher

By Geoff Boucher, Dominic Patten

By Dominic Patten, Geoff Boucher

By Dominic Patten

Patrick Stewart makes a predictably perfect concert pianist in Claude Lalonde's Coda: Stylish in a mildly attention-getting way, attentive to the world beyond his keyboard, able to tell convincing anecdotes about centuries-old composers. Sadly, the script for this debut feature, written by Louis Godbout, is less persuasive: No single event is fatally implausible, perhaps, but taken together it doesn't ring true.

By Geoff Boucher, Dominic Patten

You're about to see one of Star Trek's most formidable villains in an entirely new light. Star Trek: Picard, which is now streaming on CBS All Access, will feature the return of the Borg, the hive-minded cyborgs who terrorized the galaxy by forcing other species into assimilation under the guise of achieving absolute perfection. These menacing foes, who briefly added Picard (Sir Patrick Stewart) to their Collective in Star Trek: The Next Generation, will take on a different role in Picard.

You're about to see one of Star Trek's most formidable villains in an entirely new light. Star Trek: Picard, which is now streaming on CBS All Access, will feature the return of the Borg, the hive-minded cyborgs who terrorized the galaxy by forcing other species into assimilation under the guise of achieving absolute perfection. These menacing foes, who briefly added Picard (Sir Patrick Stewart) to their Collective in Star Trek: The Next Generation, will take on a different role in Picard.

Fifty-two years ago, The Hollywood Reporter described Patrick Stewart — who stars in Star Trek: Picard, launching on CBS All Access on Jan. 23 — as "dashing" in the role of Duke Senior in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of As You Like It at Los Angeles' Ahmanson Theatre.

Star Trek: Picard is not Star Trek: The Next Generation, nor does it need to be. The CBS All Access series, which is now streaming, stands on its own as a thoughtful continuation of Picard's (Sir Patrick Stewart) journey, faithfully honoring the past while also pushing the iconic character in a bold new direction.

If you had said to Sir Patrick Stewart just a few years ago that he’d be beaming back to the role of Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation, he would have told you: Not a chance.

By Geoff Boucher

By Dominic Patten, Geoff Boucher

Within our smartphones is a world of smiley faces, flowers, royals . . . and a pile of poo. And now many of them have come alive, in the off-Broadway musical “Emojiland.” Several key players tell us how — and sometimes why — they bring a digital character to life.

Whoopi Goldberg has a chance to return to her roots! 

“Star Trek: Picard,” the latest entry in an ever-regenerating franchise, eventually gets going. That it does so more tentatively than boldly may, at first, be a test of individual viewers’ loyalty to the “Trek” universe and to its most famous captain.

Sir Patrick Stewart stopped by The View on Wednesday morning to promote the series premiere of Star Trek: Picard and turned his visit into a very special moment for View co-host Whoopi Goldberg, who recurred on Star Trek: The Next Generation with Stewart over 30 years ago.

“Star Trek: Picard” actor Sir Patrick Stewart himself landed the newest cast member for Season 2: Whoopi Goldberg.

In an emotional moment on Wednesday’s episode of “The View,” Patrick Stewart invited Whoopi Goldberg to appear on the second season of CBS All Access’ “Star Trek: Picard,” reprising her character of Guinan from “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”

“Star Trek: Picard” is at least a partial family reunion for the cast and characters of the 1987-1994 sci-fi drama “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”

“Star Trek: Picard” is beaming to a subway station near you.

Patrick Stewart is touched his friend Ian McKellen has turned down all offers to officiate weddings since marrying him and his wife Sunny Ozell.

Patrick Stewart reprises the role of Jean-Luc Picard in CBS All Access' series Star Trek: Picard, his first time playing the part since the 2002 feature film Nemesis, the final featuring the Next Generation cast.Stewart joined The Hollywood Reporter In Studio to look at his Star Trek career, share his favorite film from the Trek universe and talk about working with actor and director Jonathan Frakes."I think the second movie, which was the one Jonathan Frakes directed, First Contact, I think

Patrick Stewart is touched his friend Ian McKellen has turned down all offers to officiate weddings since marrying him and his wife Sunny Ozell.

1. Curb Your EnthusiasmSeason 10 debut Jon Hamm, Laverne Cox, Jane Krakowski, Fred Armisen and Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy will pop up as guest stars during the 10th season of Larry David’s Emmy-winning comedy. Fans, who have been waiting for new jokes since 2017, will now be able to enjoy a new batch of episodes.When: Sunday on HBO Canada, Crave

Who needs Botox when cutting-edge technology exists? The latest CGI craze in Hollywood is digitally altering movie stars’ appearances to make their characters look younger on the big screen.

Patrick Stewart was caught watching one of his old Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes by a hotel waiter.

At 79, Sir Patrick Stewart is back in the role of Jean-Luc Picard, and boldly going somewhere no USS Enterprise captain has gone before – their own Star Trek spin-off show.

The stars were out in force last night as the new Star Trek TV series Star Trek: Picard debuted in London. The Amazon Original series debuts on the streamer from 23rd January with Sir Patrick Stewart leading up the cast.

Patrick Stewart has described Brexit as “the grimmest thing” to have happened to him in his political life.

The cast and creators of “Star Trek: Picard” turned out for the show’s premiere at the ArcLight Cinerama Dome on Monday night. In the spirit of the festive atmosphere of the night, Variety asked them which “Star Trek” character, past or present, they’d most like to pound a few Romulan ales with at the local Ten Forward.

© Reuters Sir Patrick Stewart is the latest star to receive one of Hollywood's oldest honours.