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'Game Of Thrones' Leads Portal Awards With 9 Nods

'The Avengers' tops movies with four nominations

"Game of Thrones" already has a solid season season on HBO, nearly doubling the audience it had for the first season. And the quality shone through as well, especially when it came to the 2012 Airlock Alpha Portal Awards. The HBO fantasy drama picked up nine nominations, including Best Series/Tel ...

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Remembering A Great: Malachi Throne Dies

His part in 'Star Trek's' 'The Menagerie' was just the beginning

Malachi Throne, the man who played Commodore Jose Mendez in the original "Star Trek" episodes "The Menagerie" died last week following complications of lung cancer. He was 84. Throne, who had already established himself as a character actor when he appeared on the original science-fiction seri ...

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Find Out What's So Special About The Portal Awards

Countdown to the Portal Awards: special categories, special guests

You could say that all the awards in the 2012 Airlock Alpha Portal Awards are special, but even within these fan-chosen awards, there are some categories that are even more special. They are called the Gene Roddenberry Award and the Rod Serling Award. The Roddenberry honor rewards lifetime achiev ...

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Who Really Pushed To Have Nichelle Nichols On 'Star Trek'?

A new book provides a different perspective on Trek history

Gene Roddenberry sure liked to tell stories, especially if they were stories that helped inspire the underdog. So it's probably no surprise that even some of the stories the Great Bird of the Galaxy himself shared about the early days of "Star Trek" might have a taste of fiction to it. Not th ...

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William Campbell, 'Star Trek's' Trelane, Dead At 87

Actor played Klingons, Q-like characters

Whether it was a gold-armored Klingon, or an omnipotent being who forgot to factor in how long it takes light to travel, William Campbell could play just about anything. The celebrated character actor, who appeared in both "Star Trek" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," died April 28. He was 87. ...

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