Is there such a thing as feeling yourself flying, loving someone forever? I want to believe there is. Actually, now I know. But failing that, you can spend eternity in space, like Gene and Majel.......

Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, the first lady of Star Trek, has been laid to rest today. She was laid to rest at a Los Angeles cemetery. The funeral service was open to the public. It was even opened for Star Trek fans, yes, many of the Star Trek fans showed up wearing Star Trek uniforms, pins, and othe...

In thinking about the year soon to pass, I can't help think about some famous people who died that had some significance for me, such as Sir Edmund Hillary, who climbed Everest the year I was born, or Suzanne Pleshette, who appeared on a TV show ending screwed up b7y our local affiliate. An inordina...

Filed under: Festivus, Celebrities, Obituaries, Reality-Free This is always the most depressing end-of-year list -- the TV people (in front of and behind the camera) who died during the past year. This is a big list, but if we forgot anyone, let us know in the comments (and check out the obituary ca...

Majel Barrett-Roddenberry passed away in her home in Bel-Air of leukemia at age 76. The widow of Star Trek creator Gene Rodenberry, Barrett-Rodenberry was also the voice of the starship Enterprise through many of its incarnations. She was also the computer voice for Voyager and the Federation comput...

Majel Barrett Roddenberry has died at the age of 76. She had been suffering from leukemia for the past six months. We can't believe she's gone! Star Trek fans will know her as Nurse Chapel from the orignal Star Trek series. Christine Chapel was a true professional, but was hopelessly in love with th...