Skip to main content
William Shatner

William Shatner News

More William Shatner on AOL Music ›

Watch William Shatner Roast Zakk Wylde

- Source: Metal Injection

We've already seen some great videos from last year's "Rock and Roll Roast of Zakk Wylde" includling zingers from comedian Jim Norton , pro-wrestling legend "Stone Cold" Steve Austin , and Steel Panther and today, we have a new bit from legendary actor William Shatner.

Read More

William Shatner Coming To Broadway

- Source: Bumpershine.com

We Just Live In It. Here's a little taste of what you can expect to see at the show: Television and movie superstar William Shatner will bring SHATNER'S WORLD: WE JUST LIVE IN IT to Broadway's Music Box Theatre (239 West 45th Street) for a limited engagement from February 14 – March 4.

Read More

Sunday Under the Covers with ( I'm sorry) William Shatner!

- Source: MOG

The first word that came to mind when reading the line-up of guest artists and the list of twenty galactic anthems covered was "Epic." With his patented dramatic-pause, spoken word, interpretive delivery, Shatner has produced what could be the pièce de résistance of his 40 plus year musical career.

Read More

William Shatner Shrugs Off Musical 'Ridicule,' Returns With Space-Themed LP

- Source: Spinner

The record focuses on astronaut Major Tom, who is famously mentioned in the songs 'Space Oddity' by David Bowie and 'Major Tom (Coming Home)' by Peter Schilling , and also offers up covers of Pink Floyd 's 'Learning to Fly,' Queen 's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and Black Sabbath 's 'Iron Man.' Guest players on the album include Lyle Lovett , Peter Frampton , Yes ' Steve Howe, Toots and the Maytals , Steve Miller , Brad Paisley and Sheryl Crow. In this interview with Spinner, Shatner explains how the record came about, why he chose to covering 'Iron Man' and 'Rocket Man' and how his singing career has evolved since 'The Transformed Man.'

Read More

William Shatner Slams Star Wars

- Source: GIGWISE

William Shatner has boldly gone where no Star Trek legend has gone before by criticsing Star Wars. The 80-year-old, who played Captain Kirk on the iconic show, doesn't think George Lucas's six-film strong saga is a patch on Star Trek. He told The Sun: "Star Trek had relationships and stories that involved humanity and philosophical questions. Star Wars was special effects."

Read More
Advertisement