Mary Chieffo brings a whole new style of Klingon in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5. Chieffo originally portrayed L'Rell, who became Chancellor of the Klingon Empire, in Star Trek: Discovery's ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I report on the fight for transgender equality and other LGBTQ issues. For those few readers not fluent in Klingon, “qapla ...

This week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “Point of Light,” saw the return of the Klingons, with Mary Chieffo’s L’Rell and Shazad Latif’s Tyler (formerly Voq) sharpening their bat ...

As part of Star Trek: Discovery‘s push for Emmy consideration, Chieffo spoke with IndieWire about what it takes to transform into a Klingon for a day of work on Star Trek: Discovery. Chieffo was ...

The many faces of Mary Chieffo ... can embody all of that Klingon diversity. Chieffo doesn’t have another Klingon gig lined up with the Trek canon yet, but she’s part of a long tradition ...

In Star Trek: Discovery, the women get to save themselves and each other. More than that, they get to save their male love interests. “And we see that across the board,” continued Chieffo.

When Star Trek: Discovery shot itself into the 32nd century at the end of its second season, ... Mary Chieffo Talks Returning to Her Klingon Roots for Star Trek Online By James Whitbrook ...

The Klingons are set. Chris Obi and Mary Chieffo have signed on for key roles in Star Trek: Discovery, the upcoming new Star Trek series for CBS All Access, CBS’ live streaming and VOD service.

“Star Trek: Discovery” has cast Chris Obi, Shazad Latif and Mary Chieffo as Klingon warriors, TheWrap has confirmed. Chris Obi will star as T’Kuvma, the Klingon leader seeking to unite the ...

This is what life is like for Doug Jones, Mary Chieffo, and the other actors playing aliens on “Star Trek: Discovery.” The stars begin their workday by spending hours sitting in makeup ...

And nobody in Star Trek rocks red locks like Mary Wiseman ... things that’s interesting about Wiseman is what her friend Mary Chieffo from their Julliard days calls a “running joke ...