NOTE: Due to the constantly changing nature of the internet, links in the news archives may or may not work, and may point to content that no longer exists.

August 27, 2005: StarTrek.com has a report on Dennis McCarthy's appearance at Vegas Con earlier this month.

August 3, 2005: SpaceRef.com reports that the crew of space shuttle Discovery (STS-114) were awoken this morning by the Enterprise theme song. The article at SpaceRef does inaccurately state that "Where My Heart Will Take Me" was composed by Dennis McCarthy, when it was in fact written by Diane Warren. Update: NASA maintains a page with wake-up calls for each day of STS-114.

July 4, 2005: Music from the Movies has released its first DVD, ‘Film Music Masters: Jerry Goldsmith’. The 1995 documentary is on DVD for the first time with over two and a half hours of bonus material. The DVD features the original 70 minute documentary, directed by Award-winning composer Fred Karlin, filmed in 1994. This chronicles Goldsmith’s career with film and music clips and contributions from his family, directors and colleagues.

May 6, 2005: The Film Music Society has an excellent article about Dennis McCarthy's recording of the final Enterprise episode, "These Are the Voyages..." The article reveals what I've suspected for a while, that Kevin Kiner handles the synthesizer elements of McCarthy's scores.

April 23, 2005: With the last batch of new Enterprise episodes my local UPN affiliate has decided not to air Enterprise on Friday nights anymore. Instead I get Mainely Motor Sports...a bunch of hicks talking about car racing. So, I get to wait until Saturday, at which time they don't even broadcast the episode in proper widescreen, but zoom in on the image and cut off the sides. Gotta love UPN.

February 2, 2005: UPN has cancelled Enterprise. May 13, 2005 will be the series finale. The last Star Trek TV episode for what will probably be a very long time, and certainly the last time I'll tune in to UPN.

The cancellation does save me some work, though, as I was thinking about redesigning the site, and was working on a graphic theme based on the NX-01's computer displays. It doesn't make much sense to revamp the site to look like a cancelled show :(

February 1, 2005: For those that have wished for the Enterprise theme song to be replaced with something else, you are finally going to get your wish. Sort of. For the upcoming two-part Enterprise episode "In a Mirror, Darkly," which is set in the Mirror universe, the opening credit sequence will be changed and "Where My Heart Will Take My" replaced with some type of militaristc, drum-driven music. More details about this episode can be found at the official Star Trek web site.