Since Disney acquired Star Wars, there have been some concerns over the saturation of the Star Wars brand with the frequent cadence of new films and television shows that have arrived. However ...

And although the franchise has been absent from theaters since 2019, there are two new Star Wars movies slated to arrive in May 2026 and — just in time for its 50th anniversary — in May 2027.

For the uninitiated, Star Wars Battlefront II is the second game in the Swedish developer’s 2015 reboot of the series.The game allows players to get into epic 64-player battles across all eras ...

There have been 18 live-action TV shows and movies in the "Star Wars" universe, from "A New Hope" to "Andor." Here's how they rank based on critics' reviews.

What is Star Wars Day? Star Wars Day was created by fans as a sly nod to one of the films’ most popular catchphrases, “May the force be with you.” Get it? Good, now May the 4th be with you, too.

Another Star Wars Day is upon us and that means fans of the films are looking for one thing: where every single “Star Wars” movie can be streamed online, preferably as easily and swiftly as ...

There's no shortage of great Star Wars merch online, including LEGO sets, clothing, jewelry, accessories, items for the kitchen, and more. <p>May the 4th be with you!</p> May the 4th be with you!

0:38 ‘Star Wars’ Day: ‘May the fourth be with you’ It didn’t begin a long time ago or in a galaxy far far away, but every May 4 it feels like images, memes and promotional deals ...

Star Wars, one of the most popular screenplays ever written, directed, and created by George Lucas, was first released in 1977 and immediately became a cultural phenomenon.Now, more than 40 years ...

Star Wars Day is May 4th, based on the saying, "May the force be with you." Disney+ has every Star Wars movie and TV show available for subscribers. May the fourth with you, Star Wars fans! If you ...

For "Star Wars" fans, May 4 is a day of celebration. You’ll likely hear someone say, “May the 4th be with you,” a playful twist on one of the franchise’s most iconic lines.

Fans of the 1977 classic movie, "Star Wars" have been celebrating an unofficial holiday since 1978, and that holiday is coming up again. Over the years, May 4 became known as "May the Fourth Be ...