The concepts of boundaries, borders, and mysteries of the unknown are as old as humanity, and still fascinating today ...              Sec...

THE EVER-FULL MOON PART THE FIRST               To quote Andy Rooney, “Did you ever notice ...”             ... that in Watchmen , the m...

... and I called 'em out on it! This review of  STTMP  was printed in  TIME 's December 17, 1979 issue. I was not the only person wh...

At least when they sell papers, that is. First up:  Nimoy dumps Sandi, from the January 13, 1987 National Enquirer . Next, from the April 14...

Here's an article from TV Guide  about you-know-who and you-know-what. This is the teaser from the August 28th issue This is the story ...

Both entries were published on the same date, December 21, 1979. The above is from the Oklahoma City Journal .  Don't forget that the ...

These guys will say ANYTHING to sell papers! This is from the June 9, 1987 Globe . Sadly, a reporter can probably find any viewpoint of choi...

It was hard to believe in 1991 that a quarter century had passed since the Star Trek premiere. This is from the July 2, 1991 National Enqui...

That is, four separate clippings about it. The above is a review from the November 12, 1986 Oklahoman .  You gotta agree with Tony Frazier t...

Here are three articles from the exciting Fall of 1986. This first one is from the August 4, 1986 USA TODAY.   Cry, trek fan, cry!  Until .....

Yup, it's another month of clippings from my copious STAR TREK scrapbooks. You might call this snippet "Spock In as a Walk-In....

Yup, on this Thanksgiving Day, the Super Blog and the Record Round-Up are helping you be thankful by reminding you of all the thrills that k...

That's what you're likely to get when such an august organ as The English Journal  surveys Tolkien's The Hobbit  and Lord of the...

This is from the September 10, 1999 USA Today . But that wasn't the end of the story.  Good ole Wikipedia has a story which summarizes t...

You would too, if you got to read an interview with Jonny Quest  creator Doug Wildey! Note the implication on the first page's intro tha...