In a recent interview with SciFi Wire, Zachary Quinto talked frankly about the progress of the sequel to J.J. Abrams's 'Star Trek'.  'I don't think anybody's in a hurry' says Quinto, but he also reassurres fans telling 'Star Trek is a priority, certainly'.

Zachary Quinto had a run-in with LA's Finest this last week while filming a video for Funny or Die at the L.A. bakery Kiss My Bundt.  As reported by E-online, New Spock played a pistol-wielding robber that seemed a bit too real for some of the Shop's patrons.

"When someone saw Zach hold up a real gun and scream, 'This is a g-----n hold up!' they called the police," Bundt owner Chrysta Wilson tells us.

Early this week we reported Zoe Saldana saying that the Star Trek XII script is 'halfway done'.  Now, Zachary Quinto isn't confirming the progress, but is confirming that writing is underway.

As reported by Newsarama, Zachary Quinto is stepping into the comics arena.  Zachary and his production company Before the Door Pictures, are developing comic books in a partnership with Archaia Comics. The details were releasesd Saturday at Comic-Con during the Achaia panel.  Achaia is also partnering with Roddenberry Productions to release their new comic 'Days Missing'.

In a recent interview Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto discuss Gene Roddenberry's vision for human equality and why Star Trek has stayed viable for so long.

Quinto, who plays Spock, said: “I think Gene Roddenberry was a visionary in a lot of ways, and at a time in American history where there was a lot of civial, socio-political and racial unrest, he created a series which really explored themes which people are a little reticent to talk about, in an allegorical way which was subversive at times, and provocative.

Leonard Nimoy, Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto stopped by Saturday Night Live over the weekend and made a guest appearance on weekend update. 

Nimoy, Pine & Quinto take on Trekker reaction to the tagline "This isn't your father's Star Trek' with some lighthearted ribbing of Trek fans  Some fans may not find it humorous, but it's definitely not the infamous Shatner 'Get a life' Skit.  Although, seeing the Shatner skit first run we thought that was pretty funny as well.  Check out the video below.

David Germain, the AP Movie Writer, recently sat down with Zachary Quinto and discussed his role as Spock and the Vulcan control of emotions in the new film 'Star Trek'.  Zachary admits he a pretty passionate guy with those close to him.

The San Fransisco Chronicle's Peter Harlaub had a chance to talk with Zachary Quinto recently and ask a few questions about his role as Spock and the new 'Star Trek' film.

Q: Was it an advantage having Leonard Nimoy on set?

A: It was incredible. I felt like it was my responsibility to define this character and bring him to life in my own regard. And Leonard gave me real freedom to do that. Getting to know him and considering him a friend was one of the biggest honors in the whole experience for me.

Q: Did the Vulcan salute come naturally?