Fifty years ago today, on Sept. 8, 1966, Star Trek debuted on American television. The original television series lasted just three seasons, but a legion of fans kept Trek culture alive for a ...

Star Trek was to be a "Wagon Train ... social, and political issues. Star Trek was never merely the reflection of the times, ... his impact on the film and television industry alone is immense.

Gayle Anderson explores the new exhibition “Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds” at Skirball Cultural Center. ”More than fifty years ago, a television show called Star Trek broke ground with its ...

Space may be the final frontier, but Skirball Cultural Center is the last stop in this exhibition’s voyage. On Oct. 7 fans of “Star Trek” can beam themselves into the middle of a pop-culture ...

Star Trek’s most famous message was its celebration of cultural diversity, not an easy or obvious message at the time. At the height of the Cold War, the cast featured a Russian navigator, Pavel ...

For me, Star Trek is part of the very fabric of my being. It is the only thing of which I consider myself to be a fan. Without it, I'm not sure I would have survived many aspects of my life.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds kicked off its premiere by highlighting a big moment in recent history, and its showrunner is now explaining its impact.

The exhibit, which opens Oct. 7, looks at the impact of Star Trek on culture, art, and technology (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Show Caption. 1 of 9.