william shatner

William Shatner, 82, has made his mark as an actor most notably as "Star Trek's" Captain Kirk on TV and in the movies. Never one to rest on his laurels Bill is getting ready to release his first music album in years, a progressive-rock, spoken word set entitled "Ponder the Mystery". What to expect?

As you probably know by now, I'm a "Trekker", big time. And today Leonard Nimoy, a.k.a "Spock" of "Star Trek" fame is 82 years old. Just last Friday, William Shatner turned 82, and if you know their background, both played characters who were best friends on "Star Trek", and the two are best friends in real life.

It's hard to believe, but William Shatner is celebrating his 82nd birthday today. Just about everywhere you look, there's William Shatner, best remembered as Captain James T. Kirk of "Star Trek", Denny Crane on "Boston Legal", and the starring role of the 80's police drama, "T.J. Hooker".

If it seems like William Shatner is everywhere...he is! And going strong at 81 years old. Now, Shatner has an entertaining video for those of you who are thinking of deep frying your turkey. From what I'm told, deep-fried turkey is delicious, and leave it to Bill Shatner to be out front on deep frying-turkey safety.

How many years have we been looking at William Shatner on TV shows, commercials, in movies and on book covers that he's written? Well, most of his 81 years as today is Bill's birthday.

William Shatner provided his last deal for Priceline.  The company is going in a different direction, killing off the negotiator.  Bye bye Shatner.

William Shatner became known as a serious actor through roles as the iconic Captain Kirk on TV's "Star Trek", a cop on "T.J Hooker" and an attorney on "Boston Legal".  More recently he has shown his comic chops in a series of commercials for "Priceline.com" and a role on $#!* My Dad Says. Now Shatner has teamed up with State Farm for a hilarious cautionar

Just when you thought that you've seen William Shatner on TV in every possible show...from Star Trek to sitcoms (and of course Priceline commercials), here he comes with a new documentary. I have to admit, the McSheas are big William Shatner fans, and he never disappoints.

Just when I was starting to like the William Shatner sitcom, it gets the ax.  And now, NBC (who is dropping my favorite show "The Event') is releasing its fall 2011 TV schedule.