#George Lucas

Folks, I’m gassed up, so we’re skipping a witty introductory paragraph here and getting right into George Lucas’ latest half-hearted defense of the nearly-franchise-killing Star Wars prequel trilogy. Over the last few weeks, excerpts from the new book The Star Wars Archives 1999-2005 have been

As I was speaking to co-worker Chris this morning, he mentioned how much his son has been loving The Mandalorian, which prompted me to remark how lucky he is, as I “didn’t have any Star Wars” growing up, which is simultaneously a truth and a lie. I was born in the year 1993, so by the time I was

While I certainly love Star Wars, I wouldn’t consider myself a Star Wars nerd. I’ve never finished The Clone Wars and I don’t know the intricate details about the galaxy far, far away. I’ve literally never seen Solo and I’ve only watched the original trilogy a handful of times. Still, though, I do

We have nothing really to say here other than, “Baby Yoda has met George Lucas” — or vice versa, depending on whether you regard The Mandalorian‘s scene stealer as a sentient object or not. Jon Favreau, creator, executive producer and sometime writer on Disney+’s flagship live-action series, on

Author: Trisha Leigh Zeigenhorn / Source: did you know? I don’t know about you, but I love me a good documentary. They’re my go-to jam when I have time to watch something on Netflix these days, and the very best ones have twists and turns so crazy I have no idea where I’m coming out – even if I