'Star Trek Into Darkness' sheds new light on franchise

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May 15

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'Star Trek Into Darkness' sheds new light on franchise Intelligence, human drama and loyal affection are key elements underlying the spectacle. Read Story CBS hopes to leave 'em laughing with eight comedies Thursday schedule loaded with four comedies; 'Person' moves to Tuesdays. Read Story 'People' mag: Angelina to have more surgery 'People' reports that docs estimate she has a 50 percent of developing ovarian cancer. Read Story ADVERTISEMENT

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