Cinefex, a quarterly professional magazine dedicated to special effects, will feature the forthcoming move 'Star Trek' in it's next issue. Covering in detail both physical and CGI special effects, the article will give a behind the scenes look into the making of the new J.J. Abrams directed film.

With it's original issue covering the making of 'Star Trek: The Motion Picture', it's only fitting that Cinefex covers the most recent installment in the trek universe.

A new site just hit our sensors: Trekyourself.com.

Apparently the fine folks at kelloggs have given us earthlings the chance to become Vulcan, Romulan, or a Starfleet Officer while pushing Cheez-its. (We especially like the Cheez-its flying past at full impulse)

You can upload your picture and have it then magically transformed into the species of you choice.  Also, you have the ability to enter a message and then send it to someone.

Check it out here.

Soliders, Sailors, Airman, and Marines in Kuwait get a sneak preview of 'Star Trek'. As reported on Armytimes.com.

The troops will get an extra treat at AAFES’ Reel Time Theater: The actors playing the new recruits on the Starship Enterprise will also attend — Captain Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), Uhura (Zoe Saldana), Nero (Eric Bana), Dr. McCoy (Karl Urban) and Lt. Sulu (John Cho). Director J.J. Abrams also will be on hand.

With the new movie just around the corner and all the buzz floating around in subspace, we give you 7 new movie stills.

(Source dvd-forum.at)

Uhura (Zoe Saldana) on the Bridge

Scotty (Simon Pegg)

Spock (Zachary Quinto) and Kirk (Chris Pine)

A brand new clip from the upcoming 'Star Trek' features Spock as acting captain of the Enterprise. Spock meets Scotty for the first time and apparently Kirk and Scotty both transported aboard while at warp.

You can see the new clip here (via Collider)

WAToday.com.au has the first video review for the JJ Abrams film 'Star Trek'. The glowing review only has one minor complaint; "Nero, played by Eric Bana, doesn't get enough screen time to make him more than a one dimensional plot device".

View the full review here

Reuters reports on the opening of 'Star Trek' at the Sydney Opera House. It includes fan reaction and interviews with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto.

As reported by Trek Movie, JJ Abrams and the stars of 'Star Trek' answer fan questions in a series of videos from the world premiere in Sydney.

Questions were submitted by fans through the social networking site Twitter. They ranged from "how does the music in this movie compare to the other Star Trek movie scores?" to "How did you prepare for the role of Bones without having DeForest Kelley around to offer guidance?" ask of Karl Urban.

As reported by Acedshowbiz.com, the Hollywood Reporter has uncovered a new behind the scenes video of the upcoming 'Star Trek'.

The nearly five minute video mostly contains interviews with screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci. In it, they talk about various things from the challenges of rebooting a franchise like this to whether or not there is a Tribble in the movie.

See the video after the jump.