New England’s S.S. NAUSHON -The Completion
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New England’s S.S. NAUSHON -The Completion
It’s never enough to say ‘thank you’...https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10212850776364860.
A memorable, scratchbuilt New England steamship model...S.S. NAUSHON Part Four -https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10212447469682445.
CONTEMPORARY PENCIL DRAWING of New England Island Ferry S.S. NAUSHON tilted “Naushon on the Approach c.1985″ ...https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10211540363165349.
STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS - BOSTON HERALD: Celia Rose Gooding helps reimagine ‘Star Trek’
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Nowhere was the message, influence or cultural resonance of “Star Trek” more visible than with original cast member Nichelle Nichols as Starfleet communications officer Nyota Uhura.
Since 2022 that pivotal role has been played by Celia Rose Gooding in the Paramount+ spin-off series “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” which is set in the century before Gene Rodenberry’s landmark original ‘60s series.
“When I first found out that I’d be playing Nyota Uhura, I was immediately overwhelmed,” Gooding, 25, said in a Zoom interview.
“Truthfully, I didn’t know much about ‘Star Trek.’ I was aware of it. As someone who has access to the internet and some interest in pop culture, I feel if you know anything about pop culture, you know what ‘Star Trek’ is and how much it means to people. But I wasn’t a Trekkie yet.
“Once I found out I was playing this character, I became very familiar with who she is and what she has meant to the community...”
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