The Borg Queen (Annie Wersching) had another desire besides assimilation, and Star Trek: Picard season 2 fulfilled it in an unexpected way. Star Trek: Picard season 2 introduced a version of the ...

The discomfort of earlier Borg suits influenced the design of ... The original look of Seven of Nine was inspired by the Borg ...

There is only one Borg Queen. Or are there several? First introduced in the 1996 film Star Trek: First Contact, the enigmatic leader of the Borg seemed to transcend time and space. She also ...

The Borg Queen takes what she wants ... She’s under a bunch of prosthetics and not the most comfortable costume — and still managed to be one of the crew favorites just because her demeanor ...

The biggest disappointment of Star Trek: First Contact was the Borg Queen. She shouldn’t have existed in the first place — what’s next, Borg royal jelly? — but the Bride-Of-Frankenstein ...

I wasn’t the only drone in attendance, though I’m pretty sure I had the cheapest costume ... makes the Borg feel less unique, not to mention less scary. Then there’s the Borg Queen who ...

In this case it's the Borg Queen, played with mesmeric relish and ... and does any actress really suit that description better than Tilda Swinton? Swinton has lost herself in more roles than ...

Dr. Agnes Jurati has spent time alone with the Borg Queen since the La Sirena crash-landed in 21st century France. The Borg Queen has used this opportunity to prey on Agnes’ loneliness.