Revolution J.J. Abrams

The new NBC drama series centers on a little girl with a telekinetic power and a young man who is tasked with protecting her.Read Full Story

It's easy enough to think of J.J Abrams as some kind of overnight success. After all, it's only seven years since his first film as director, "Mission Impossible III," and "Star Trek Into Darkness," which opens on Friday, marks only his fourth film to date. And yet, even when he made that first film, he was already a brand name -- the man behind two bona-fide TV pop culture phenomena in "Alias" and "Lost," and that's only become more true since; his films have all taken at least $200 million...Read Full Story

Iron Man 3 just broke the part-three movie curse. Conversely, Star Trek Into Darkness breaks the second is better than the first installment streak. Before heading off to another galaxy far far…Read Full Story

Star Trek Into Darkness opens with special IMAX screenings tonight and wide tomorrow. I had a chance to see the film and it’s fantastic! Well, not only are you in store for a treat in the theater, but tomorrow morning, you can check out director J.J. Abrams, writer Damon Lindeloff and stars Chris Pine, John Cho and Alice Eve chatting with astronauts Chris Cassidy, who is currently on the International Space Station, and astronauts Michael Fincke and Kjell Lindgren from NASA’s Johnson Space...Read Full Story

Director J.J. Abrams (credit: Marianna Massey/Getty Images) (CBS SF/AP) – J.J. Abrams is master of one universe – and he’s about to try conquering another. The director who rebooted “Star Trek” for a new generation, sending the USS Enterprise out again to explore strange new worlds, has also been put at the “Star Wars” helm. Soon he’ll direct a new film, the seventh, in the epic sci-fi franchise. So while Abrams is in London to talk about his second “Trek” feature, “Star Trek Into Darkness...Read Full Story