In honor of the release of the Star Wars movie - "The Mandalorian and Grogu" - Amazon.com is releasing two brand new limited edition helmet-shaped stands for the Echo Dot (for 4th and 5th generation devices) The Mandalorian and Grogu, each available separately.
Introducing the Star Wars merchandise featured as part of The Black Series at the Hasbro Pulse Star Wars Fanstream event celebrating Star Wars Day. These include exclusive ARF Trooper (501st) and AT-RT figures, only available at SDCC. Pre-orders for all other items begin May 4th at 1:00 pm ET | 18:00 British Summer Time.
StarWars.com has announced the first celebrity guest list for Star Wars Celebration LA, including Hayden Christensen, Anthony Daniels and Ian McDiarmid from the Skywalker Saga, as well as Michelle Ang and Dee Bradley Baker of the Star Wars Animation Studio.
StarWars.com's Kristin Baver talks with director Jon Favreau about the upcoming Star Wars film, The Mandalorian and Grogu.
After discovering Star Wars at the age of ten in the summer of 1977, Favreau was working as a cinema usher by the time of the release of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. The Mandalorian and Grogu is an opportunity for Favreau to open up that metaphorical toy chest, exploring his love of monster movies with a Dejarik chess set that comes to life and bringing Amanin into the spotlight from the shadows of Jabba the Hutt's palace.
The Acolyte was met with controversy even before it premiered on Disney+ in 2024. The series was subject to review bombing, and the actors faced online bullying and trolling.
The project experimented with Star Wars lore, which is always a risk for a beloved franchise. The idea was to show how the Force can lead to a virgin birth - something that echoes the emergence of Anakin Skywalker. The story also tried to fill in some important gaps in the universe. The last point included the debut of Darth Plagueis in a live-action film.
Against the backdrop of such a stormy reaction, the news of the cancellation of Acolyte did not come as a big surprise. Unfortunately, there are several unfinished storylines left.
Hajime Isayama may have completed the legendary manga “Attack on Titan,” but the mangaka continues to create. The artist worked on a new poster for the next Star Wars.
The Mandalorian and Grogu movie poster doesn't show the bounty hunter fighting a Titan, but it does show that Isayama is still in great shape. Along with the poster, the author talked about his history with Star Wars, confirming that he saw the original trilogy while visiting his host family in the US.
Fortnite isn't just bringing back a Star Wars skin. This will be a cool version of our history of a galaxy far, far away. Boring version. The “yes, Darth Vader is back in the item shop, please act surprised” version.
The big news is that Epic and Lucasfilm are turning Fortnite into a platform where new Star Wars games can exist - and the latest official Fortnite update makes that clear. A new post from Epic titled "A Galaxy of New Star Wars Games Coming to Fortnite describes a wave of projects in the universe "Star Wars" created inside Fortnite and sold through UEFN and Creative.
This is not one crossover mode.
Star Wars is becoming a toolkit for creating games.