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The Live Long and Prosper Tribute Pendant that traveled to space aboard a Blue Origin rocket is officially up for auction at Propstore Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction. If you saw the recent news about the latest Star Trek collectibles' auction, you'll know that this is something fans will want to get their hands on. You can only bid on the pendant, which is being made available by Julie Nimoy and David Knight, today, November 14th.

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Llap Memorial sculpture which will honor Nimoy at the Museum of Science in Boston. Additionally, funds brought in from the auction will go towards supporting Copd research that is being conducted by Dr. John Belperio and his team at UCLA Medical Center.

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Back in 2021, ten "Live Long and Prosper" pendant necklaces were sent to space aboard a Blue Origin rocket. They were donated by Julie Nimoy and David Knight. Since their return, five of the pendants have been awarded to individuals, including Whoopi Goldberg, who was the most recent recipient, Mayim Bialik, Billie Jean King, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and LeVar Burton. And now, one of the coveted pendants is being made available for auction by Propstore Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction on November 14. Although the auction for other memorabilia will extend through November17, bidding for the pendant will only be available on the 14th. [via Trekmovie]

The auction includes other items that come from Leonard Nimoy's personal collection, curated by Julie Nimoy and her husband David Knight. All proceeds from the sales will go toward financing the Llap Memorial sculpture to honor Nimoy at the Museum of Scienc in Boston as well as towards...

Don’t miss the next episode of Dateline titled “Fire & Ice” airing on Sunday, March 17 at 10 p.m. Et/9 p.m. Ct.

The gripping story unfolds as firefighters respond to a blaze at the home of Carmela and David Knight in a Toronto suburb. What starts as a routine call quickly turns into a harrowing discovery, leaving the family searching for answers amidst the devastation.

Led by reporter Andrea Canning, viewers will delve into the intricate details of the case, including the efforts of investigators who launch a sophisticated undercover operation to uncover a chilling murder-for-hire scheme. As the truth emerges, viewers will witness the shocking betrayal at the heart of this tragic tale.

Featuring interviews with key figures including Det. Dianne Jennings, Franca Agosta, and Nancy Burridge, “Fire & Ice” promises to be a compelling exploration of crime, deception, and the pursuit of justice.

Tune in to Dateline on Sunday,...

Gene Wilder is rightfully remembered fondly for his performance as Willy Wonka. However, the comedic actor’s career is the stuff of legends, thanks to his collaborations with legendary comedian Richard Pryor, as well as starring in Mel Brooks classics like The Producers, Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein. The beloved actor has a new documentary that tells the story of his life from filmmaker Ron Frank. The film, Remembering Gene Wilder, has just picked up distribution from Kino Lorber, which has planned the movie’s release for this March.

According to Deadline, the documentary “touches on the actor’s Jewish upbringing in Milwaukee, marriage to Gilda Radner, and his final chapter living with Alzheimer’s. It will include never-seen-before home movie footage, narration by Wilder from the audiobook of his memoir, and interviews with collaborators including Mel Brooks, Alan Alda, Carol Kane, and his widow Karen Boyer Wilder.

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Exclusive: Kino Lorber has acquired all rights worldwide to Ron Frank’s documentary Remembering Gene Wilder, a portrait of the life and career of the beloved actor and comedian.

Featuring highlights from Wilder’s most memorable films as well as interviews with his closest friends, family, and fellow comics, the film will next play as the Closing Night movie of the New York Jewish Film Festival on January 24.

Kino Lorber is planning a theatrical release in March 2024, followed by a home video, non-theatrical, and digital release.

Wilder, who died in 2016, is best known for his collaborations with Mel Brooks in The Producers, Young Frankenstein, and Blazing Saddles, his partnership with Richard Pryor in movies like Silver Streak and Hear No Evil, See No Evil, and his performance as the mysterious chocolatier in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

The doc touches on the actor’s Jewish upbringing in Milwaukee, marriage to Gilda Radner,...

Apple has removed the majority of Alex Jones and Infowars‘ podcasts from its iTunes and Podcast apps. It is the latest tech company after Facebook, Spotify and YouTube to take action against the fringe conspiracy-pushing host.

“Apple does not tolerate hate speech, and we have clear guidelines that creators and developers must follow to ensure we provide a safe environment for all of our users,” an Apple spokesperson said (via Buzzfeed).

“Podcasts that violate these guidelines are removed from our directory making them no longer searchable or available for download or streaming.

Updated: Apple has taken down all episodes of five of Infowars’ six podcast series that had been available on iTunes, citing violations of its hate-speech rules.

And early Monday, Facebook said it removed four pages run by Infowars founder Alex Jones for “repeatedly posting content over the past several days” targeting transgender people, Muslims and immigrants that contravened the social-media company’s standards prohibiting hate speech and content glorifying violence.

They’re the latest moves by big digital-media platforms to stop distributing the right-wing conspiracy website’s content, which has been a high-profile test case of how Silicon Valley is grappling with the problem of dealing with inflammatory content and misinformation.

Apple’s removal of the Infowars podcasts, first reported by BuzzFeed News, comes after Spotify and Stitcher pulled multiple podcasts from Jones last week. Last month both YouTube and Facebook penalized the alt-right agitator for violating their community-standards guidelines...

Music streaming service Spotify was criticized on Monday after news emerged the site’s podcasting service hosts content from Alex Jones.

The InfoWars conspiracist known for doubting the Sandy Hook massacre and speculating about child slave colonies on Mars has become a lightning rod as critics increasingly demand that social media companies remove his content from its platforms.

Spotify users looking to listen to InfoWars content have multiple options to choose from, including “War Room,” “RealNews with David Knight, and “Infowars.com Freedom Nuggets.”

Also Read: Alex Jones Sued by 6 More Sandy Hook Families

The connection between the two was first spotted by Right Wing Watch’s Jared Holt, who called the company out publicly on Twitter.

“Infowars is on Spotify,” he said. “It is incredibly difficult to get podcasts hosted on Spotify.”

Infowars is on Spotify.

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While us horror lovers revelled in the ripped bodices and cobwebbed corridors of another vampire plagued castle, Hammer was busy trying to clear the halls and make their way into the modern world. Take Nightmare (1964), an effective black and white thriller that shows you don’t need fangs to be fearsome.

Released in its native U.K. in April and stateside in June, Nightmare (Aka the amazing Here’s the Knife, Dear: Now Use It) still has a lot of wandering down darkened hallways, but instead of coming up against the undead, our heroine has to do battle with her own brittle mind. Or has the dead come back for her?

Pity poor Janet (Jennie Linden – Old Dracula). Our film opens with her hearing a distant voice calling her name. She leaves the comfort of her bed and follows the whispered voice which leads her to a shadowed room where...