In "Shuttle to Kenfori" ("Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" season 3, episode 3), a treaty-defying away mission runs into a ...

The Klingons are back in Star Trek's next new series, with a lore twist that's way bigger than it might seem at first.

Strange New Worlds season 3 resolves an open question from season 2 regarding Dr. M'Benga assassinating a Klingon Ambassador.

Shuttle to Kenfori' sidesteps the 'Are we the real monsters?' trope of zombie horror to deliver a perfectly 'Trek' message.

Obviously the showrunners and writing staff have the official say on the matter, but if Babs Olusanmokun feels his ...

Star Trek has announced details on a long-awaited new show. The announcement is happening this weekend at the San Diego Comic ...

Con, Entertainment Weekly gave fans a first look at Paul Giamatti as the mysterious villain in the upcoming series Star Trek: ...

In a new exclusive feature from Entertainment Weekly, a slew of new photos and details about Starfleet Academy have been ...

Trekkies and language enthusiasts continue to wage legal battle with the suits at Paramount over the Klingon language. The legal kerfuffle began when Paramount Pictures — which owns the Star ...

The Language Creation Society has filed an amicus brief challenging Paramount's claim of copyright over the Klingon language in its lawsuit against Axanar, a fan-produced film set in the Star Trek ...

Klingon's distinct character was established in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" when James Doohan, who played bluff engineer "Scottie," ad-libbed a few lines during filming.

Is Klingon, a language created by a linguistics professor for a movie, the property of CBS and Paramount? That’s a central question raised by a lawsuit against a fan project aimed at producing ...