news%Slideshow-347639%In order to keep the prequel trilogy focused on Anakin's rise and fall, audiences did not see much of the actual Clone Wars -- minus some notable but brief scenes in "Revenge of the Sith."Over
newsThe opening of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" smashed so many box office records that it's hard to gain a perspective on "What It All Means."Of the many records J.J. Abrams' long-awaited film broke this
newsM isn't going to like this — it seems that James Bond took a side trip to a galaxy far, far away!Sources tell Entertainment Weekly that Daniel Craig has a brief cameo as a stormtrooper in "Star Wars:
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newsYouTube Surprise! James Corden gifted the word yet another round of Carpool Karaoke, but this time it was Christmas themed. With appearances from One Direction, The Tonight Show," Jimmy Fallon told
newsYes. Watch Yoda sing, you should. Mmmm! Bad Lip Reading just posted three brilliant new "Star Wars" lip reading videos -- one for the original movie, "Episode IV: A New Hope," one for "The Empire Strikes
news%Slideshow-349111%Oh, to be Harrison Ford.The actor has been world famous for almost 40 years, thanks to his roles as Han Solo and Indiana Jones. You know about his aviation hobby (that resulted in his
newsKylie Erica Mar This is how I watched the 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'—and it's how you should too Wednesday, at 12:01 a.m. hundreds of film critics around the nation--from outlets big and small--published
news%Slideshow-348610%It's not a "Star Wars" movie without a lightsaber duel.Ever since Luke first ignited his Jedi weapon in "A New Hope," nerds can't wait to see the Dark Side and the light duke it out.
news%Slideshow-347367% Fact: The Star Wars Universe has some pretty great villains. Whether it's wretched Hutt gangsters, fearless bounty hunters, unstoppable cyborgs or power-hungry Sith Lords, that galaxy
newsWith great hype comes great responsibility, and it looks like "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is living up to its end of the bargain.Early reviews are in for "Episode VII" -- which comes out in two days
newsThe aca-amazing Force is strong with these ones. Obviously, with all of the promotion for "The Tonight Show" band, The Roots.Here's the main "Star Wars" cast -- including Daisy Ridley, John Boyega ,
newsIt's no secret that many Hollywood stars are obsessed with "Star Wars," and that was apparent Monday night when dozens of celebs showed up for the world premiere of "The Force Awakens" in Los Angeles.
news%Slideshow-347364%Amid all the spaceships, blasters, and droids, it's easy to forget that the "Star Wars" saga takes place in the distant past. But the appearances of Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, and Carrie
news%Slideshow-346739%Sure, we all love "Star Wars," but some celebs take that love above and beyond.Whether it's staging an elaborate lightsaber fight, recreating famous scenes or getting up close and personal
newsWho doesn't love Han Solo?In a film franchise full of people who can levitate objects and slice things in half with laser swords, he's still the coolest guy in the galaxy. And with "The Force Awakens"
newsWe're now only days away from the release of a little film called "Star Wars: The Force Awakens." The hype is real, but there's not much fans can do but wait patiently until opening night finally arrives.Perhaps
newsnews%Slideshow-341343%While we wait in an anticipatory lather for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" to open on December 18, our thoughts turn to the last time we got so excited for a new set of "Star Wars" movies.The
newsWriter-director Lawrence Kasdan might not be as well-known as George Lucas, but he's vitally important to the architecture of "Star Wars." He wrote "The Empire Strikes Back" and co-wrote "Return of the
newsThere will be peace, briefly, between the warring factions of "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" fans next week, when the first trailer for "Star Trek Beyond" is set to debut during screenings of "Star Wars:
newsMoviefone was #blessed to attend the "Game of Thrones" and as Commander Lyme in "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2."She couldn't tell us much about the role (the movie isn't being screened for the
newsWell, it was fun while it lasted, but that conspiracy theory about Jar Jar Binks actually being an evil Sith lord -- and possibly the big bad villain of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" -- has officially
newsWe have been trained to wait. Marvel, especially, has led us to believe there's always more to come after the film is over and the credits start to roll. However, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" director
newsDisney is determined to get the casting right for its upcoming The Walking Dead") to 34-year-old Mr. Robot"), but adds that "sources say the 'sweet spot' seems to be the mid-20s.""The casting team is said
newsIf you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened
newsDecember 18, the day film fans have been waiting for, is almost upon us, and you know what that means: The release of "Sisters"! Oh, you thought we were talking about "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"? Well,
news%Slideshow-345253%As popular as "Star Wars" is these days, it's a safe bet many children will be begging for all manner of toys from a galaxy far, far away for Christmas this year. But with so much Star
newsTwo of the biggest sensations in pop culture right now are coming together — the hotly-anticipated "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and the hugely popular Broadway musical "Hamilton."On "The Tonight
newsWhen George Lucas re-released the original "Star Wars" trilogy in 1997, he altered some scenes, but it was a change to the cantina scene in "A New Hope" that really set fans howling.In the original version
newsWhy is it that an insult tends to have a longer shelf life than a compliment? J.J. Abrams directed "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," and he cast mostly unknown actress Daisy Ridley for the star-making lead
newsParents, you must guide your young padawans into using The Force wisely. "Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens" was given a rating of PG-13 for "sci-fi action violence." Five of the previous six
newsIf you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened
news%Slideshow-341613%"Star Wars" mania is at a fever pitch this holiday season, as fans gear up for the release of "The Force Awakens." That means plenty of people will be crowding into stores, hoping to
newsA wise little green Jedi Master once said, "Do or do not, there is no try," and these real and impersonated celebs do not make the cut for "Star Wars: Episode VII -- The Force Awakens." "The Force Awakens"
newsJust when we think we're done with "Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens" TV spots, they pull us back in. Each brief preview is a new shot of adrenaline, and the latest puts the focus squarely on
newsnews"Star Wars" mania continues unabated, with Entertainment Weekly dropping even more details about "The Force Awakens" from their recent issue. J.J. Abrams got very candid about the villains of the movie
newsPoor Princess Leia. Not that she's Princess Leia anymore in "Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens." As J.J. Abrams told Entertainment Weekly, "She's referred to as General. But ... there's a moment
newsMay the force be with Daniel Fleetwood always. Just days after Fleetwood, a huge "Star Wars fan," got to see "The Force Awakens" in a special early screening, he passed away. His wife, Ashley, posted
news%Slideshow-340080% Between that booming voice, that fearsome appearance and that earth-shattering "No, Luke, I am your father!" twist, Darth Vader is easily one of the most iconic villains ever made. Even
newsAnother day, another batch of new footage from "The Force Awakens," this time thanks to a new TV spot for the newest chapter of the "Star Wars" saga. And while fans may already have some theories about
newsWho is the son/daughter/cousin/nephew/former-roommate of whom in "Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens"? Fans have their theories but, the truth is, we don't know yet. One "spoiler" has been making
newsAmerican audiences may have watched their last full trailer for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," but that hasn't stopped Lucasfilm from releasing a new international one -- and it has lots of goodies that
newsThe Force was indeed strong with Daniel Fleetwood, the dying "Star Wars" fan whose campaign to see "The Force Awakens" before he passed away went viral this week. Yesterday, Fleetwood finally got his wish. Fleetwood's
newsWe've read a lot of crazy internet theories in our day, but this latest one, about a much-maligned character from the "Star Wars" prequels potentially being the most cunning and evil being in the entire
news"Star Wars" fans might not be getting another "Force Awakens" trailer, but here's a nice, chewy bone in the form of five character posters, which were revealed by the movie's official Twitter account. Most
newsThe Force is strong with "Star Trek" and "Star Wars," and it's OK to love both franchises. It's not OK to confuse them, but a new mashup shows how easy it is to combine their powers into one trailer. Senlike
newsA lifelong "Star Wars" fan who has terminal cancer has started an online campaign to get an early screening of "The Force Awakens," and several stars of the flick have thrown their support behind the man. Daniel
newsMoviegoers hoping to don impressive cosplay for the premiere of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" may want to check their local theater's policy first: Some cinema chains are banning lightsabers, blasters,
