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Barbara Rush, Classy Star of 1950s Melodramas, Dies at 97
- Barbara Rush, the classy yet largely unheralded leading lady who sparkled in the 1950s melodramas Magnificent Obsession, Bigger Than Life and The Young Philadelphians, has died. She was 97. Rush, a regular on the fifth and final season of ABC’s Peyton Place and a favorite of sci-fi fans thanks to her work in When Worlds …
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Keene State rebound king from Hudson/Assabet ponders pro basketball, business career
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Word from the Smokies: Broad-winged hawk migration coming soon
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Word from the Smokies: Safe Passage facilitator Jeff Hunter named Conservationist of Year
Jeffrey Hunter of Burnsville was recently named Wildlife Conservationist of the Year. Hunter works to protect national parks and the wildlife.
- EntertainmentEsquire
Anson Mount Sets a High Bar
On Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, he's Starfleet's biggest-hearted captain. But here on Earth, he's a thoughtful and down-to-earth "country boy."
- USAsheville Citizen-Times
Word from the Smokies: Stage is set for wildlife enhancements on I-40
As many as 77 bears, not to mention other wildlife, were killed in 2021 along a 28-mile stretch of I-40 that includes bridges slated for replacement.
- EntertainmentLA Times
How the latest 'Star Trek' spinoff resurrects the Buck Rogers brio of the original
'Strange New Worlds,' premiering Thursday on Paramount+, spins the franchise into a series with roots in its original rejected pilot.
- EntertainmentVariety
‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Succeeds by Going Back to Basics: TV Review
For the first 40 years of “Star Trek” history, the character of Christopher Pike was little more than a footnote in the franchise’s lore. Captain of the Enterprise in the failed original NBC series pilot “The Cage,” Pike, as played by Jeffrey Hunter, wound up as the dry run for William Shatner’s James T. Kirk, […]
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Laurel Goodwin Dies: Elvis Presley Co-Star, Last Surviving Cast Member Of ‘Star Trek’ Pilot, Was 79
Laurel Goodwin, an actor who made her movie debut at age 19 opposite Elvis Presley in the 1962 feature Girls! Girls! Girls! and four years later played a crew member in the original, failed Star Trek pilot starring Jeffery Hunter, died February 25. She was 79. Her death was announced by her sister Maureen Scott. […]
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
Laurel Goodwin, Actress in ‘Girls! Girls! Girls!’ and the Rejected ‘Star Trek’ Pilot, Dies at 79
Laurel Goodwin, who made her movie debut opposite Elvis Presley in Girls! Girls! Girls! and starred alongside Jeffrey Hunter in “The Cage,’ the rejected first pilot made for Star Trek, has died. She was 79. Goodwin died Feb. 25 in Cathedral City, California, her sister, Maureen Scott, announced. Goodwin also portrayed the elder daughter of […]
- USSpencer Evening World
Through the Years: 1946 - Mary Kathryn May told Santa to, “help yourself to anything in the icebox”
A weekly column looking back through the years
- EntertainmentEntertainment Weekly
How Robert Reed came to play The Brady Bunch dad Mike (and who almost got the job instead)
How Robert Reed came to play The Brady Bunch dad Mike
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’: Finessing the Daring ‘If Memory Serves’ Callback to the Original
"Discovery" Season 2 was all about expanding and connecting the "Star Trek" universes, and the callout to "The Cage" provided editorial and VFX challenges.
