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L’actrice Nichelle Nichols, star de la série Star Trek, est morte à 89 ans

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Nichelle Nichols aux TV Land awards en 2003 au Palladium Theatre à Hollywood, en Californie. CHRIS DELMAS / AFP L’actrice afro-américaine Nichelle Nichols, connue pour son rôle pionnier de haut gradé dans la série culte Star Trek, est morte dans la nuit du samedi30 au dimanche 31juillet à l’âge de 89ans, a annoncé sa famille

The post L’actrice Nichelle Nichols, star de la série Star Trek, est morte à 89 ans appeared first on Haiti24.

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