"The Big Bang Theory" had some excellent guest stars over the years, and thanks to the main characters' pop culture interests ...

Leonard Nimoy's famous love/hate relationship with "Star Trek" led the actor to improvise a line that changed his character - and the franchise - forever.

I'm a doctor, not a legacy character,' Bones McCoy is probably saying—but might we see him in the 'Trek' prequel's upcoming ...

Though Leonard Nimoy will always be best remembered for playing Spock in the Star Trek franchise, he was also an accomplished director with several big hits under his belt. After years of playing ...

Leonard Nimoy is best known for playing Mr. Spock, but he gave plenty of vibrant performances outside of Star Trek. Here are the best of them.

Early life of Leonard Nimoy: Boston roots and big dreams Born on March 26, 1931, in Boston’s West End to Ukrainian-Jewish immigrants, Nimoy grew up in a working-class household during the Great ...

Leonard Nimoy didn’t just have a massive impact on science fiction, he also transformed pop culture. Nimoy, who died today, took the thankless supporting role of an emotionless alien science ...

Leonard Nimoy played scores of roles in a showbiz career which lasted more than six decades. But with his death on Friday at his Bel Air home at age 83, according to his wife Susan Bay Nimoy, ...

When Leonard Nimoy‘s son first set out to memorialize his father’s iconic Star Trek character, Spock, in a documentary, he never would have guessed how important the process would become for him.

Leonard Nimoy Grew Closer to His Son Before His Death. Leonard was 25 when he and his first wife, Sandra, welcomed Adam, their second child. “When I was a kid, ...

In 1966, Leonard Nimoy beamed aboard “Star Trek,” and his family’s life was never the same. Out Friday, a year and a half after Leonard’s death, ...