So why couldn’t Star Trek creators do the same and develop a medical sci-fi spin-off series based on a medical starship and ...

While many science fiction franchises can stake a claim for the best time-travel stories of all time, it’s hard to argue against the huge temporal influence of Star Trek. Yes, various shows and ...

Roberto Orci, the writer-producer behind the late 2000s reboots of “Star Trek” and “Transformers ... on “Mission Impossible 3.” On the TV side, Orci and Kurtzman developed the 2010 ...

Players will experience several side stories going through Split Fiction ... to life in the most unexpected ways possible. Collapsing Star is Mio's story about surviving a dying sun by escaping ...

The standoff, ongoing for over two months, has forced vessels to stay longer at the terminal, delaying import discharge and export shipments. For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google ...

Frankly, we can pass two vessels side by side, and we can turn them in our turning basins without interrupting work. That all means fluidity, and it saves our ocean carrier customers money, and again, ...

Amazon MGM Studios is reportedly referring to this Culture project by the title Consider Phlebas — the name of the first novel in Banks’ series. Banks published nine novels and one short story ...

Quinton Aaron, the actor who starred in the popular 2009 film “The Blind Side,” was recently rushed to the hospital with some terrifying health issues. According to reports, the 40-year-old ...

For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. Due to strong current in the water, the container vessel's crew failed to keep control, leading to the collision, said Mohammad ...

The Odyssey has weathered yet another storm and come out the other side. But not without ... leaving the vessel dead in the water and the medical team with no electricity in the middle of surgery.

Two hundred years from now, medical tricorders like the ones depicted in Star Trek will be as common as ... you can wave over somebody. The way I view it, these are the first-generation tricorders ...