Star Wars

We can expect to see a lot of Han Solo’s past played out in the movie — especially that game of dice with which he wins the Millennium Falcon.

Friends and strangers banded together to give Ron Villemaire a theater escort fit for the Supreme Leader of the First Order.

The new ‘Star Wars’ finally resolved some of the biggest mysteries from the last film. (SPOILERS.)

When the new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi aired on Monday, anyone and everyone who saw it was hyped for the new movie.

The greatest moment of the game had nothing to do with football. Instead, it had everything to do with Star Wars.

Tonight at midnight, Star Wars fans around the globe will have the first opportunity to purchase all new toys and collectibles based on The Last Jedi during Force Friday II. The new retail tradition for Lucasfilm and Disney debuted in September 2015, and this year’s event promises to be even more of a spectacle given two years of additional build-up and hype for The Last Jedi. Partners like Funko and Hasbro will have their fair shares, but it’s LEGO’s offerings, including a massive BB-8, that have us lamenting looking at our bank accounts tomorrow morning the most.

Who are Rey’s parents? Where did she come from? Why is she so powerful? Apparently the answers will all be revealed very soon.

Oh to be a kid again in this day and age of advanced technology. While we had Big Wheels and Power Wheels growing up, today's kids have things like Mercedes cars and BMWs to drive around the playground. There's probably a Tesla out there too, what with it being the leading electric car and all. Those are cool and all, and they made me mildly jealous, but not nearly as much as learning Radio Flyer is releasing a battery-driven Landspeeder from Star Wars in a few months. I haven't wanted to be a kid again so much in my life.

The toy controversies just never stop, do they? With #WheresRey and the Black Widow and Gamora controversies only just behind us, it seems like toy companies would have gotten the hint by now. But Hasbro’s Star Wars Monopoly game unveiled after The Force Awakens opened still hasn’t fixed their Rey problem. Well, they’ve fixed it overseas, but apparently Americans just aren’t interested enough.

'Star Wars: Episode VIII' is the most anticipated film of 2017, according to a poll by Fandango.