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Nichelle Nichols, best known for portraying the role of communications officer Uhura in the 1960s sci-fi TV series ‘Star Trek’, died on Saturday night. She was 89 years old. Her son Kyle Johnson shared the news in a statement on Nichols’ Facebook account and wrote that his mother, Nichelle Nichols, succumbed to natural causes. He further mentioned that her light will remain for us and the future generations to enjoy, learn from, and draw inspiration. 
Nichelle Nichols’ role as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura made her one of the first black actors in the US to play a figure in authority. She also shared one of television’s first interracial kisses on ‘Star Trek’. 
Following the series end in 1969, Nichelle Nichols went on feature in first six ‘Star Trek’ movies
Her ‘Star Trek’ co-stars, including William Shatner, George Takei, and other celebrities paid tributes to her on social media.
Remembering the actor, William wrote that she was a ‘beautiful woman’ & ‘played an admirable character that did so much for redefining social issues both here in the US & throughout the world.’ 
Lynda Carter said that Nichelle Nichols showed us the extraordinary power of Black women and paved the way for a better future for all women in media. 
Filmmaker J. J. Abrams called Nichelle a ‘remarkable woman.’

‘Star Trek’ actor Nichelle Nichols dies at 89; William Shatner and others pay tribute 

Nichelle Nichols’ role as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura made her one of the first black actors in the US to play a figure in authority.

Nichelle Nichols&rsquo; role as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura made her one of the first black actors in the US to play a figure in authority.

Nichelle Nichols, best known for portraying the role of communications officer Uhura in the 1960s sci-fi TV series &lsquo;Star Trek&rsquo;, died on Saturday night. She was 89 years old. Her son Kyle Johnson shared the news in a statement on Nichols&rsquo; Facebook account and wrote that his mother, Nichelle Nichols, succumbed to natural causes. He further mentioned that her light will remain for us and the future generations to enjoy, learn from, and draw inspiration.&nbsp;
Nichelle Nichols&rsquo; role as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura made her one of the first black actors in the US to play a figure in authority. She also shared one of television&rsquo;s first interracial kisses on &lsquo;Star Trek&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Following the series end in 1969, Nichelle Nichols went on feature in first six &lsquo;Star Trek&rsquo; movies
Her &lsquo;Star Trek&rsquo; co-stars, including William Shatner, George Takei, and other celebrities paid tributes to her on social media.
Remembering the actor, William wrote that she was a &lsquo;beautiful woman&rsquo; &amp; &lsquo;played an admirable character that did so much for redefining social issues both here in the US &amp; throughout the world.&rsquo;&nbsp;
Lynda Carter said that Nichelle Nichols showed us the extraordinary power of Black women and paved the way for a better future for all women in media.&nbsp;
Filmmaker J. J. Abrams called Nichelle a &lsquo;remarkable woman.&rsquo;
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Paramount Pictures has decided to delay two of its much-awaited films - "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" and the new instalment of "Star Trek".
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts", which was slated for June 24, 2022, will now release on June 9, 2023.
Set in Brooklyn, New York in the 1990s, the new movie will bring back the familiar lead hero Optimus Prime, serving as a kind of origin story for the character as he arrives on Earth for the first time and learns to become a leader.
Meanwhile, the new "Star Trek" movie has been pushed to December 22, 2023, from its earlier release date of June 9, 2023.&nbsp;Matt Shakman, who recently directed "WandaVision" series, will helm the film for Paramount.

Release of 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts', and next 'Star Trek' movie delayed

Paramount Pictures has decided to delay the release of the next Transformers film and the next installment of the Star Trek franchise, click to know new release dates

SUPER: Release of next Transformers film &amp; Star Trek film delayed
Paramount Pictures has decided to delay two of its much-awaited films - "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" and the new instalment of "Star Trek".
SUPER: 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' will release in June 2023
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film originally slated&nbsp;for June 24, 2022, will now release on June 9, 2023.
SUPER: The film will show the origin story of hero Optimus&nbsp;Prime
Set in Brooklyn, New York in the 1990s, the new movie will bring back the familiar lead hero Optimus Prime, serving as a kind of origin story for the character as he arrives on Earth for the first time and learns to become a leader.
SUPER: New 'Star Trek' film pushed to December from June 2023
Meanwhile, the new "Star Trek" movie has been pushed to December 22, 2023, from its earlier release date of June 9, 2023.&nbsp;

According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts", which was slated for June 24, 2022, will now release on June 9, 2023.

Paramount Pictures has decided to delay two of its much-awaited films - "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" and the new instalment of "Star Trek".
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts", which was slated for June 24, 2022, will now release on June 9, 2023.
Set in Brooklyn, New York in the 1990s, the new movie will bring back the familiar lead hero Optimus Prime, serving as a kind of origin story for the character as he arrives on Earth for the first time and learns to become a leader.
Meanwhile, the new "Star Trek" movie has been pushed to December 22, 2023, from its earlier release date of June 9, 2023.&nbsp;Matt Shakman, who recently directed "WandaVision" series, will helm the film for Paramount.
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Science fiction became scientific&nbsp;fact for actor William Shatner the original&nbsp;Captain Kirk from Star Trek as he successfully completed his space voyage aboard Jeff&nbsp;Bezos' Blue Origin Space Craft&nbsp;The spaceflight took Shatner more than 340,000 feet above the Earth on Wednesday, making him the oldest person to ever reach space. The Actor, who for four decades played Captain James Kirk, the fearless commander of the USS Enterprise, broke down in tears at the landing site as he described to the private space company&rsquo;s founder, the Amazon tycoon&nbsp;Jeff Bezos, the profundity of his almost 11-minute leap to the stars.It was truly a fan moment for&nbsp;Bezos, who used to&nbsp;pretend to be Captain Kirk&nbsp;when playing with his siblings as children, was also the first to greet the crew after their return, reopening the hatch and dipping his head into the capsule with the greeting: &ldquo;Hello astronauts. Welcome to Earth.&rdquo;&nbsp;In an&nbsp;Instagram post&nbsp;Bezos revealed that Shatner&nbsp;took few special pieces of memorabilia along for the ride: a set of homemade cardboard &ldquo;Star Trek&rdquo; toys that the billionaire crafted when he was just 9 years old.
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Watch: 90-year old William Shatner in space, Star Trek fan moment for Bezos 

Captain Kirk finally in space, William Shatner of Star Trek fame breaks down thanking Bezos for the incredible journey, says ‘I hope I never recover from this’

Trekkie trip for Bezos, Captain Kirk sent to space with Space Trek toys

Byte: What you have give me is just incredible... all the way to the hug." Blasting out of space, the original space commander from Star Trek, Captain Kirk. Aboard Blue Origin Spacecraft 90-year old&nbsp;William Shatner&nbsp;became the oldest person to play real life astronout, flying&nbsp;more than 340,000 feet above the Earth on Wednesday.&nbsp; Seen the video Shatner&nbsp;with his 3 other crew members blown away by the experience of being in outerspace&nbsp;(breath the video of them in the capsule here let them say wow weightless and all) But it was not just a once in a lifetime experience for shatner, a true trekkie&nbsp;Bezos&nbsp;revealed that actor&nbsp;took few special pieces of Star Trek memorabilia belonging to a 9 year old jeff along for the ride (use the insta&nbsp;post)

Star Trek actor, 90, says &lsquo;I hope I never recover from this&rsquo; after becoming oldest human in space on Jeff Bezos rocket New Shepard

Science fiction became scientific&nbsp;fact for actor William Shatner the original&nbsp;Captain Kirk from Star Trek as he successfully completed his space voyage aboard Jeff&nbsp;Bezos' Blue Origin Space Craft&nbsp; The spaceflight took Shatner more than 340,000 feet above the Earth on Wednesday, making him the oldest person to ever reach space. The Actor, who for four decades played Captain James Kirk, the fearless commander of the USS Enterprise, broke down in tears at the landing site as he described to the private space company&rsquo;s founder, the Amazon tycoon&nbsp;Jeff Bezos, the profundity of his almost 11-minute leap to the stars.
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