Disney Plus' live-action "Star Wars" series, "The Mandalorian," quickly became the biggest new show in the US. Now, only three weeks since its debut, the show is the biggest in the world. The series is the most in-demand show in the world across all platforms, according to Parrot Analytics. The company measures "demand expressions," its standardized TV demand measurement unit that reflect the desire, engagement, and viewership of a series weighted by importance.

As a child I always dreamed of owning a lightsaber after watching Star Wars. My softball bat, a tube of cardboard, anything I could really get my hands on. I was a brave Jedi sworn to defend the galaxy from the evil empire! My huge front lawn was my area to defend. But even as an adult I still want a lightsaber. They still look amazing and I would give an arm and a leg to have one (get it?).

Once upon a time there was a lone gunslinger known only as The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal). When first we meet him — that would be in early November, when “The Mandalorian” debuted on day Disney+ launched — he is a member of a bounty hunter guild at a time when jobs are scarce and pay is low. In order to survive he takes a job from a shady client who happens to be an ex-Empire official, played by iconic German filmmaker Werner Herzog.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order's latest update has unlocked a bunch of cosmetic bonuses that were previously only available to players who took a chance on preordering Cal and company's planet-hopping misadventure.

I know, I know you're sick of the Facebook Look Back videos, but come on, you haven't seen Anakin "Darth Vader" Skywalker's video yet. Enjoy!

London-based artist Aled Lewis spent six months stitching iconic scenes from the entire 'Star Wars' movie saga into a 30-foot tapestry, complete with quotes written in Aurebesh. Read this article by Bonnie Burton on CNET.

Behind the scenes look at creating the lightsaber decapitation from Jedi Knight, Exile (2012), Star Wars fan film. Step-by-step process should give you rough idea on how the effect was made.

One of the biggest topics of speculation in the run-up to the new Star Wars movie is how it will fit in with the preexisting Expanded Universe. Well, now we have an official answer: It won’t. Lucasfilm has just issued a statement saying that the entire Expanded Universe is no longer official canon.

We don't even know her exact age – and her agent has gone very quiet. So what exactly do we know about her?

Hours after its launch this morning, a Kickstarter campaign launched by LeVar Burton to bring back Reading Rainbow as a web series hit its goal of raising $1 million dollars.

Harrison Ford sustained a bad ankle injury on the set of the new Star Wars film Wednesday. Ford, who is reprising his role as Han Solo in Star Wars: Episode VII, was airlifted to a hospital after the incident, according to a statement from Lucasfilm parent company Disney.

Looks like the Story of Star Wars plays on Earth too in the next Episode.

After months of mystery and teases, it looks like our first real details on the actual 'Star Wars: Episode 7' plot made their way online ... hopefully ... maybe. Although this leak only describes the plot in the vaguest sense possible, know that these are potential spoilers and that you should steer away if you want to go in completely blind.

The project to re-create Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, shot-for-shot, within Minecraft is nearing completion. Its creator says the flick will be ready in 2015, and released this teaser trailer to show his work.

The Walt Disney Co. plans for “a far greater ‘Star Wars’ presence” in its theme parks, company chief Bob Iger said Tuesday.

In 1978, Star Wars won seven Academy Awards. But if you want to watch that original version, the first of George Lucas’s soon to be seven-part saga, you’ll find it difficult. In fact, it’s actually impossible to buy an official copy of Star Wars as it was first released. Lucas doesn’t want you to see that version. Instead, he wants you to watch the continuously updated special editions—movies with added CGI, changed sound effects, and whole new scenes.

It’s popular to talk about how the original Star Trek, set in the 23rd century, predicted many devices that we’re using already here in 2014. It started with communicators that manifested as flip-open cell phones that many already consider too primitive, moved through computers that talk and recognize human voices and provide instant translation (all of which are constantly improving), to medical applications such as needle-free injection, anti-radiation drugs, and a medical tricorder.

Tiny Death Star and Star Wars: Assault Team are now effectively dead.

The feel of a Lightsaber's hum, the impact of a force push - who got it just right?