Star Trek: Picard feels like a watershed decision in the streaming TV wars: A show so niche that it cannot possibly find a mainstream audience. I'm not complaining since it seems to have been designed to appeal to my fanboy brain. But is Amazon going...
CBS has offered the first real peek at its upcoming Star Trek: Picard series with a minute-long teaser trailer. It doesn't offer much in the way of detail beyond a look at some vineyards, a case of Chateau Picard wine and a noticeably older Jean-Luc...
Patrick Stewart is a cool dude. I mean, he was Jean-Luc Picard and Professor X after all – putting him high up on the favorite list of many sci-fi geeks. He has something a bit different that has surfaced recently. It’s called Patrick Stewart’s Cowboy Classics.
If you ever wanted to hear Picard sing old western songs, this is your chance. There’s even a promo video, complete with bulls and stuff. It’s both terrible and awesome to behold.
In case you are wondering, you can purchase a sampler of Cowboy Pat’s songs for $10 on cdbaby, with all proceeds going to support the International Rescue Committee. It has five tracks and pre-orders are available on July 13. The sampler includes the Christmas classic Here Comes Santa Claus, destined to be played at every Christmas party a geek attends from the rest of time.
It’s not like this would be the first time a Starfleet Captain recorded a song…
The 25-year-old singer-songwriter is well-known for performing on stage alongside her famous friends, such as 'Girls' creator Lena Dunham and Gigi Hadid, and she's now welcomed two of Hollywood's...
Patrick Stewart is just a super awesome human being. He proves it time and again. He never stops. Check out this photo of the man behind Jean-Luc Picard and Professor X hugging a young fan at Dragon Con. Cool right? Wait until you hear the whole story.
The moment was captured by photographer James Barker, who posted the photo on his Facebook page with the following explanation:
This is my favorite Dragoncon 2014 photo. The Make-a-Wish foundation made it possible for 10 year old Dawn, who has a life threatening illness, to meet Patrick Stewart backstage. He was about to speak to a packed room of 2000 people, but they sat down and he really focused on her; they talked for about 15 minutes. As things are winding down and she and her family are getting ready to go, Dawn unexpectedly throws him this huge hug, and you can see the happiness in both their faces. Bravo Sir Patrick! #classact #patrickstewart #dragoncon
Honestly people, this is the best thing you will see all day. We should all try to live our lives a little more like this man does.
LeVar Burton has gathered some help from his fellow "Star Trek" cast member Patrick Stewart and William Shatner for fundraising events in the future to bring the child's television show "Reading...
Sir Patrick Stewart visits the Daily Show and he explains the deal with a photo of him wearing a Lobster costume in a bath tube. This little story got Patrick Stewart into the trending celebrity news...
Another intergalactic embarrassment aboard the Enterprise… FACEPALM! Just Jenn created these epic cookies displaying Patrick Stewart’s classic pose of disappointment as Jean Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Perhaps you’re familiar with the meme? If you want to “make it so” you actually can at home with the same cookie cutters she used. Let’s bold, capitalize, and italicize this link for emphasis: YOU CAN BUY A PICARD FACEPALM COOKIE CUTTER. Eat a Patrick Stewart cookie, you know you want to. Engage #1. Or maybe that should say- engorge. Ugh- facepalm.
The 72-year-old actor - who has portrayed the character in five 'X-Men' movies - revealed he will be playing the alter-ego again at some point in the future during a Q&A session at the 2012...
Star Trek: Picard feels like a watershed decision in the streaming TV wars: A show so niche that it cannot possibly find a mainstream audience. I'm not complaining since it seems to have been designed to appeal to my fanboy brain. But is Amazon going...
CBS has offered the first real peek at its upcoming Star Trek: Picard series with a minute-long teaser trailer. It doesn't offer much in the way of detail beyond a look at some vineyards, a case of Chateau Picard wine and a noticeably older Jean-Luc...
