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Common misunderstanding. I believe the name is because the awards are given out by Telly Monster from Sesame Street.

Whatever Mulgrew said on the cruise, for TrekTalks she said regarding coming back as Janeway in live-action (just a minute ago as I type this): "That's been discussed a lot [...] We're still discussing it." A bit vague as to who "we" is, so take from that what you will. It does sound like...

SkyShowtime has told TrekCulture "The premiere date for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S3 was given to one of our members in error and is incorrect. Apologies for the inconvenience caused. We share your excitement and can't wait for the 3rd season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to premiere."...

I hadn't seen that one before, but it's amazing. 😂 Vaguely related Star Trek note: The "motorcycle guy" from Captain Marvel mentioned in the article was played by Rob Kazinsky, Zeph from Section 31. Super-nice guy who's very knowledgeable about Trek and was very psyched to be in both the MCU...

Lucky guess LOL. From the article: For what it's worth, I don't see any random mentions of Kathleen Kennedy, but maybe they'll notice the oversight and edit her in later.

I think Bleeding Cool (as opposed to Bleeding Fool) is actually pretty good overall, especially if you're interested in news about the comics (which I am), but I guess the line between reporting and clickbait can be a fine line, so maybe we just view it differently. Screen Rant leans more into...

I've run into it many times over at least the last 6-7 years, even though I generally wish I hadn't. (Usually via Google News alerts and that sort of thing.) Everyone's internet ecosystem is different. But, yes, it's a clickbait site that leans into ragebait articles, generally based on slanted...

In more reliable but only semi-confirmed news, WhatCulture/TrekCulture is pointing out that the official SkyShowTime Netherlands Facebook page has stated (in a reply to a comment) that Strange New Worlds season 3 comes out there in August 1. TrekCulture gives this the appropriate grain of salt...

I'm not going to dignify it with a link, but in the spirit of the thread I'll at least mention that I ran into this report from Cosmic Book News: "Following already cancelling and seemingly erasing Discovery from canon, it’s said that Paramount is reshooting Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season...

Be warned that the relevant story is only a couple of pages long as part of an "anthology" issue. Though if you get it, definitely check out the story Wil Wheaton wrote! It actually hinted at some of the canon stuff that was coming out about two years before the relevant episodes were released.

Star Trek: Early Voyages #12-15 by Marvel Comics from 1998. It's a fairly deep cut. https://startrekcomics.info/marvel2ev.html For what it's worth, the Mitchell stuff is also from a comic: Star Trek #400 by IDW from 2022. https://startrekcomics.info/idw400th.html

For what it's worth, Ferrick reported that this was during the "An Evening With..." panel.

Yeah, it's been mentioned in a few interviews in the last year, usually as a , so I think it's meant to have a very specific vibe to it.

Since "clickbait" can be pretty broad, I'll clarify that I don't consider them a site that makes stuff up, exaggerates things intentionally, or acts as an unreliable source in order to get clicks or views. (As is the case with sites like Giant Freaking Robot, Cosmic Book News, or We Got This...

I wouldn't consider TrekCulture a clickbait site or channel, at least not to an unreasonable degree. If you consider listicles and whatnot "clickbait", I guess, but their reporting is pretty even-handed. For example, when Robert Kazinsky was being taken out of context from his SFX interview they...

Interesting. Where was that?

I mistakenly said at first that The Fifty-Year Mission didn't mention the opera, but it does discuss it in volume two: Interestingly, the book describes it as "Post-Star Trek VI plans", so either they got the timing wrong or this was a different project, as the one Greenberger mentioned was in...

And "Assignment: Earth".

I haven't seen this project mentioned much online, but it was discussed by Robert Greenberger in the letters pages of the Star Trek DC Comics series around 1990. I'm reading through them again, so I figured I'd document it here. There were very few details, but for completeness' sake I'm...

I can quibble with the Kurtzman-specific comments here, but I'll agree with your overall assessments of those three films. Thank you for taking my question in the spirit in which it was intended.