Star Wars

The internet is divided on whether this is epic or absolutely cringe.

Kathleen Kennedy explains the lengthy wait.

Happy Star Wars Day Lawton, Fort SIll! Exactly how did this holiday get started? Because today May the fourth sounds a lot like "May The Force". That's how it all began, a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...

Someone is getting blown up right now with Chewbacca sounds and they probably don't know why.

Stormtroopers are enforcing social distancing at Disney Springs in Orlando Florida and I can't think of a better job for them. When you absolutely, positively have to enforce the law, call the Empire and enlist the Stormtroopers to get the job done.

The empire strikes back on May the fourth and Star Wars Day! This P.S.A (Public Service Announcement) directly from the empire shows quite a different take on today's celebration of the force and the rebel alliance.

This has to be one of the funniest Bad Lip Readings ever done! This hilariously demented video from Bad Lip Reading is the perfect way to celebrate May the 4th Star Wars day.

This past weekend at the D23 Expo a new Star Wars: The RIse of Skywalker trailer was shown, I can't wait to see it!

When you’re part of a giant franchise, there are going to be toys of you. That’s just how these things tend to work. Star Wars is in a realm all of its own, with toys ranging from giant Star Destroyer LEGO sets to Elan Sleazebaggano action figures, and, naturally, the stars of the franchise have their favorites and least-favorites. Mark Hamill recently shared his opinion on what he thinks is the worst Luke Skywalker toy, and it’s quite a doozy.

We’re still reeling from the news that Phil Lord and Chris Miller have walked off (or been fired from) the Han Solo spinoff Star Wars anthology film, but this movie has a release date in less than a year, and it is coming to theaters, with Lord/Miller or not. Although the news that the directing duo was not finishing Han Solo was announced today, the search for a replacement was already underway. Deadline says that Lucasfilm’s top pick at the moment is Ron Howard, the Oscar-winning filmmaker of movies like Apollo 13, A Beautiful Mind, and The Da Vinci Code:

The owner of the largest privately-owned Star Wars memorabilia collection in the world, known as Rancho Obi-Wan, has announced today that it has been systematically robbed over a period of many months from 2015 to 2016. Steve Sansweet, who offers tours of the ranch and its many pieces of Star Wars history, says that not only do the items taken make up about $200,000, it appears to be an inside job.

With all the new pieces in play in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it sure seems like Lucasfilm is setting the Star Wars universe up to go somewhere special. Once Kathleen Kennedy and company made the decision to blow up the preexisting Star Wars canon, we watched firsthand as they began the process of stitching together a new continuity. There were Star Wars books explaining the events that followed Return of the Jedi, new television shows that wove together the old and new trilogies, and even video games fleshing out some of the new planets and species we’d seen in The Force Awakens.