News Bullets

By Christian
July 19, 2000 - 12:14 AM

Jimmy Flowers, author of the Incredible Internet Guide for Trekkers, sends along word that he will be interviewed about Star Trek on a radio show called Into Tomorrow. The show is aired on 77 stations around the country and on ZDTV radio. The show is scheduled for Sunday the 23rd of July around 3:30pm Eastern Time. You can tune in at the show's official site.
According to TV Guide, 'The X-Men' didn't perform as extremely well at the box office as originally reported. Instead of the $57.5 million it was first said to have made, it 'only' made $54.5 million. The result is this only was the sixth-biggest opening in history, and not the fourth.
MP3 versions of the Netword.com ads featuring Leonard Nimoy (Spock) have been made available at the company's site.
Melissa Perenson at the Science Fiction Weekly has put up a new interview with Jonathan Frakes (William T. Riker), dealing mostly with 'Roswell', the WB series he is co-producing.
A preview of the Fall 2000 issue of Amazing Stories is up at the Wizards of the Coast site. The issue will feature a 'Voyager' story by Josepha Sherman and Susan Schwartz, called 'Harry and the Pirates' and described as "a classic tale of interstellar swashbuckling." Thanks go out to Shaun Aki for this!

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