'Star Trek: Discovery': Ian Alexander on Significance of Playing Franchise's First Trans Character (Exclusive)

Natalie Oganesyan editorThe Transgender Film Center, a new nonprofit organization established to support transgender filmmakers with resources and opportunities for their projects, announced its first initiative, the Transgender Film Center’s Trailblazer Grant.

Wilson Cruz was a TV groundbreaker.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has opened up about her fears and emotions while competing in this year's series of The writer and podcaster, who presents Happy Mum, Happy Baby, spoke to on her challenge in Wales, and opened up about leaving her three children behind and explained that receiving a letter from home will be a tough moment emotionally.  "Missing Tom and the kids is going to be the worst thing," she began.

Herbert F. Solow was a TV executive with Desilu Studios and MGM who helped develop classic shows including “Star Trek,” “Mission: Impossible,” and “Mannix.”Solow began his career in entertainment working in the mail room at the William Morris Agency, rising through the ranks until he made it to the executive suite when he was hired as vice president of production by Desilu Studios in 1964.

Mark Cuevas is going to have his own little mini-me!

,” Tinker later said.Along with “Star Trek,” Solow also oversaw production on two other television classics — “Mission: Impossible” and “Mannix.” The success of the three shows led Paramount to hire him as VP of Television Production after the studio bought Desilu and merged it into their TV division.

Herbert F. Solow, who as head of production at Desilu Studios oversaw the development of such landmark TV dramas as Star Trek, Mission: Impossible and Mannix, has died.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorHerbert F. “Herb” Solow, who as an executive at Desilu Productions took Gene Roddenberry’s original pitch for Star Trek and also held exec posts at several showbiz companies, has died.

The Flash is set to get its first nonbinary, gender-fluid character. 

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorHerbert F. Solow, a longtime television executive who pitched the original “Star Trek” series to NBC while he was at Desilu Studios, along with “Mission Impossible” and “Mannix,” died on Thursday, his wife, Dr.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from Season 3, Episode 6, titled “Scavengers,” of “Star Trek: Discovery” on CBS All Access.Thursday’s episode of “Star Trek: Discovery” was sealed with a spectacular kiss.Since the Season 3 premiere last month, fans have been “shipping” — that is, pushing to romantically link — initially antagonistic characters Commander Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Cleveland “Book” Booker (David Ajala).In attempting to answer the question “Will they or won’t

Vanessa Hudgens, Armie Hammer, Nina Dobrev and more stars have taken on multiple roles in the same movie or TV shows over the years.Hudgens, for her part, played baker Stacy and her royal look—alike, Duchess Margaret of Montenaro, in Netflix’s The Princess Switch in 2018. Two years later, the Disney alum returned for the sequel — and a third character for Hudgens, Fiona, was added to the mix.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Transgender actor J.J. Hawkins is set to join The CW’s Charmed for the third season.Hawkins will become the first trans actor on the reboot of the iconic show.

The Ammies parted company with Alexander in the middle of last month just five games into their League Two campaign.

Rumours have been flying about who’ll be stepping into the shoes of the late, great Alex Trebek after the longtime “Jeopardy!” host passed away on Sunday at age 80.

Alice Cooper has announced his 21st solo album ‘Detroit Stories’, which will see the shock-rock icon heading back to his early roots.Cooper, who was born in Detroit, says the album will explore how the city helped to popularise “angry hard rock” in the US.It will feature a number of veteran musicians from the scene, including MC5’s Wayne Kramer, Detroit Wheels drummer Johnny ‘Bee’ Badanjek and bassist Paul Randolph.“Los Angeles had its sound with The Doors, Love and Buffalo Springfield,” said

Teresa Giudice has a new man in her life nearly one year after splitting from ex-husband Joe Giudice.The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 48, introduced fans to her new man via Facebook on Monday, November 9. “Excited to reveal my new boyfriend,” the mother of four captioned the social media post that showed her standing at a football game while her beau — whose name is reportedly — has his hand around her waist.

Teresa Giudice is dating a new man following her split with her husband Joe after 20 years of marriage. The "Real Housewives" couple finalized their divorce in September, eight months after announcing they would be ending their marriage.The duo hadn’t been together in more than four years after they pleaded guilty in 2014 to financial fraud.Teresa Giudice served her sentence and was released in 2015, and Joe Giudice began a 41-month prison term in March 2016.