Actor Leonard Nimoy, best known for playing Spock in the Star Trek television and film franchise passed away at the age of 83 at his home this morning, according to the New York Post who reported his death. He passed after losing his battle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease after being hospitalized earlier in the week.

Beloved by many, the actor will be missed. Hollywood as well as fans across the globe took to social media to say their goodbyes to the legendary icon.

Nimoy was a role model to so many and touched everyones' hearts. I myself had the honor of talking to Mr. Nimoy during a conference call supporting an upcoming appearance on Fringe, which I will never forget.

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FOX’s popular series The Following returns for all new episodes of season three on Monday. With Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) on death row and out of the picture, Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) struggles to put his life back together and move on as he and his team investigate new murders.

Executive producer Brett Mahoney talked to the press on Tuesday about the new season and what viewers can expect.

Mahoney talked to SciFi Vision about the new villain this season, Theo, played by Michael Ealy. “We will find that he’s a character that comes from the mythology of the show and he has a place in it and based upon events that happen and stuff that was set up in the previous season; he comes to light and he comes out of the shadows and becomes a significant threat to Ryan Hardy.

“It’s a villain we really haven’t seen on the show thus far, and I hope people will be intrigued by him and scared by him, and it’s a Michael Ealy that we really have not seen thus far. I was working with him on the first day that he shot and I was pretty amazed and a little bit scared myself. And he’s charismatic, and he’s also a chameleon, and he has many different identities and that’s a little tidbit about who he is.”

Hayden Byerly plays Jude, Callie's younger brother, on ABC Family's award-winning family drama The Fosters, which returned for its winter premiere last month. He recently spoke to the digital media about what fans can expect coming up on The Fosters.

USA NETWORK, IN COLLABORATION WITH UNIVERSAL PICTURES, WILL BROADCAST AN EXCLUSIVE CLIP FROM ‘FURIOUS 7, IN THE PREMIERE OF ‘DIG,’ MARCH 5

USA Network Will Air a Special Broadcast Of “Fast Five,” Leading Into the DIG Premiere At 10/9 c.

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. -- February 24, 2015 -- USA Network announced that, in collaboration with Universal Pictures, it will broadcast an exclusive clip, introduced by Vin Diesel, from the upcoming action-thriller, “Furious 7,” during the premiere of the much-anticipated event series DIG on March 5 at 10/9 c. Additionally, leading into the series premiere, USA will air a special broadcast of “Fast Five.”

Following the review is a roundup of questions and answers, as well as a detailed recap of the episode.

I quite enjoyed this week's episode of Helix, there was quite a lot going on. It was great not only to see more of Balleseros, but also to see him and Julia in the present (or near past). It's great to now also know that Julia has not gone over to the dark side. It's unclear if Balleseros is completely on her side, but that's not unexpected with him.

The pieces are starting to connect. We now finally know the reason for NARVIK - to thin the herd so the world will sustain life for just the "essential" people that Ilaria chooses. Obviously, not all the members are on board. This also leads viewers to believe that NARVIK C could potentially be the disease that ended up killing off many of the immortals.

The new storyline with Mademoiselle Durant also seems connected, as she mentioned the rogue immortal that is working on something that can stop Ilaria - obviously leading viewers to believe this immortal to be Brother Michael, which is probably why Balleseros sent Peter to the island (this is assuming these scenes took place before Peter arrived). It doesn't, however, sound like this person though is necessarily doing it to help humanity.

March 2nd the psychological thriller, The Following, returns to FOX with all new episodes of season three. The series follows FBI Agent Ryan Hardy, played by Kevin Bacon, and his team as they work to catch serial killers.

The star talked to the media yesterday about what's next for Hardy.

Bacon talked to SciFi Vision about some of the threats this season. “Mark is still there. Dr. Strauss, who was also from the previous season, is involved. We have a fantastic, loving and extremely beautiful couple named Daisy and Kyle who are terrible, terrible sociopaths, but incredibly in love with each other. They’re kind of reminiscent of Bonnie and Clyde or Natural Born Killers. I think they’re a lot of fun.

“Joe Carroll, while we don’t see him for the first few episodes, is still a very big presence in my life, and I’m trying to really figure out if the killing that’s happening in and around New York now is somehow connected to him or not. That’s part of what I sort of uncover in the course of this season.”

The actor also told the site, that he is always looking to be challenged in his work. “I look for challenges, you know. Certainly, taking on an hour drama on a network series was a new challenge for me, and I find that it’s challenging pretty much every day I go to work, either physically or emotionally, and I try my best to push the writers to give me new challenges, as many as possible.

“The way I analyze a script, is, I don’t look at how many days I have off. I see how far they’re going to push me. That’s just kind of like the way I am.