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Paramount Pictures passes $1 billion domestic mark in record time
Written by Derek Kessler on Tuesday, 10 July 2007
 Fantasy Moguls: Sometime on Monday, Paramount Pictures passed $1 billion in domestic ticket sales for 2007. My sources tell me that July 9 is the earliest that any studio has ever topped the billion dollar mark. The great news doesn't stop there. Sometime this weekend, Paramount will surpass $1.046 billion for the year, breaking its all-time single-year record, set in 1998. The James Cameron mega-hit Titanic was the driving force behind that '98 Paramount campaign accounting for about 50 percent of the total take. 2007 is a completely different story with hit after hit this year from the Melrose Avenue gang.
 
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Keating receives role on NBC's Heroes
Written by Derek Kessler on Thursday, 05 July 2007
 Former Star Trek: Enterprise actor Dominic Keating has been slotted for a recurring role on NBC's hit science fiction/drama Heroes. He will be joining the cast for the second season and will play an Irish mobster. Also joining wil be Dianna Agron, of Veronica Mars fame. Keating will also be on the movie screen later this year when Beowulf premieres on November 16th, he will be playing Cain.
 
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Work on Koenig's InAlienable begins, plus charity work
Written by Derek Kessler on Thursday, 14 June 2007
 Walter Koenig's latest venture, InAlienable, has entered production. Apart from Koenig, Star Trek veterans Marina Sirtis, Gary Graham, Alan Ruck, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez, Courtney Peldon, Erick Avari, Judy Levitt, and Pat Tallman are also casted in the movie. The teaser site reads, "Still guilt-ridden over the accident that took his family's lives, Eric Norris discovers that his body is host to a parasite from another world. Except, it is more than a parasite: it carries his DNA. Is this his new son or - as the government believes - a threat to mankind?"
 
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Interview with Menina Fortunato
Written by Derek Kessler on Thursday, 14 June 2007
 "I feed off of their energy and give my best performance with a large crowd."

Cool Celeb.com recently interviewed Ms. Menina Fortunato, known to Star Trek fans as the ever lovely green Orion slave girl featured in Star Trek: Enterprise. Topics discussed included her career as a dancer, teacher, choreographer, model, and actress. Check out some excepts after the break.
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Starbase Indy 2007 announced
Written by Derek Kessler on Thursday, 14 June 2007
 The perennial fan-run convention is back - Starbase Indy will be taking up its traditional residence in Indianapolis and it's traditional time, Thanksgiving weekend. This year, SBI is being billed as "The Anti-Con," and bids you welcome to mirror universe of Star Trek, Deep Space Nine, and Enterprise. Currently-confirmed guests are David Reddick, the cartoonist responsible for Star Trek.com's 'The Trek Life,' and parody performer Luke Ski. Pre-registration is also available now!
 
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Shatner solicits contributions for Walter Reed veterans
Written by Derek Kessler on Saturday, 09 June 2007
 Following in the wak of recent political scandal surrounding poor living conditions at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., William Shatner and his wife Elizabeth are determined to help aleviate the continued suffering of the injured servicemen receiving treatment there and their families. Back in February, the Washington Post uncovered systematic neglect and horrible living conditions at the military hospital. The media and political outrage caused by the revelation led to the dismissal of the commanding General of Walter Reed, as well as a former commander and the Secretary of the Army, all of whom were alleged to have known about the conditions and done nothing. In a letter posted on William Shatner's website, the Star Trek actor is asking for the help of regular citizens, not in monetary contributions, but with the donation of much needed items requested by the Soldier Family Assistance Center.
 
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2007 Spaceys open for voting
Written by Derek Kessler on Sunday, 15 April 2007

 Vote now! Canada's Space channel's 5th annual Spaceys awards are open for voting. The Spaceys are presented to science fiction, fantasy, and horror productions in television, cinema, and video games. Voters will have the options to vote for their favorite characters the hate, tv heroes, classic shows, movies, and video games. Space will present awards for 2006's best villans, action sequence, comic book adaptations, and more. Read on for a complete list of nominees. 

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"The Good Men That Do" Out Early on Amazon.com
Written by J. Swift on Friday, 16 March 2007

 Fans were surprised a few weeks ago after discovering their Amazon pre-orders for the Enterprise Relaunch novel "The Good That Men Do" were dispatched a month earlier than expected.

It transpires the Amazon.com and Amazon's Europe sites had an exclusivity deal in which the novel was released there a month early before arriving in book stores. It has been available since February 1st on Amazon.com; a month before it's March release, and since February 27th on Amazon's European chains which is also over a month before it's release in shops in April.

"The Good That Men Do" is the follow-up to "The Last Full Measure", which are both part of the only officially-endorsed continuation of Star Trek: Enterprise, both written by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin.

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M.A.R.S Productions Present SBI 2006 Review
Written by AdmiralRooster on Sunday, 07 January 2007

 If you didn't have the opportunity to attend Starbase Indy 2006, fear not. For those of you who attended Starbase Indy, you may already be familiar with M.A.R.S Productions. Executive Producers Ashlee and Rachel Scott, armed with thier camera, ran around the convention, filming the best bits, and now, here for you, we present thier work. You can find the video on thier website, under the heading "Films II"

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Sci Fi Channel Slogans Final Poll Now Open
Written by Terrell T. Himmelheber on Thursday, 12 October 2006

 The Sci Fi Channel postcard campaign slogan competition has entered its final phase. The top eleven slogans from the previous set of polls have been compiled into a final poll to determine the best submission. Ever since then the Sci Fi channel picked up syndication rights for Star Trek: Enterprise, the Save Enterprise campaign has organized to attempt to convince Sci Fi to pursue new production of Enterprise. 

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