Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy had some encouraging yet surprising thoughts about the future of the franchise.

That’s according to The Telegraph film critic Robbie Collin, who also said, “It felt less like watching a blockbuster in the modern sense than the greatest game of dressing up in the desert anyone ...

We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. Star Wars and Harry Potter are the most popular LEGO licenses – be it for kids or adults worldwide. Among the iconic Star Wars ...

original Star Wars films are a part of history. Though George Lucas technically doesn’t own Lucasfilm anymore, but if he’s mad enough about it, all he has to do is pick up his phone and call ...

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Footage that was recently released shows Bridgerton actress Genevieve Chenneour fighting back after a man tried to take her phone. Viewers are applauding the star, who used the phone as a weapon ...

Photography plays an important role in understanding history. It provides a view and context for certain situations, and ...

A London thief chose the wrong actor's phone to try and steal. "Bridgerton" actor Genevieve Chenneour, 27, went viral after a video captured her fight off a man who snatched her cell phone at a ...

He was on his way to a Hiccup casting session in London, and he randomly watched The Black Phone on the plane ride there, which got him thinking about you and how old you might’ve been at the time.

An Irish politician has had his phone and passport confiscated by Egyptian authorities while on a march to Gaza. Paul Murphy, a TD (MP) for People Before Profit-Solidarity, was among a large group ...

strangled and kicked his partner after she got upset at the “inappropriate material” she found on his phone. Get the latest headlines delivered straight to your inbox with the Shropshire Star ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. An Irish politician has had his phone and passport confiscated by Egyptian authorities while on a march to Gaza. Paul Murphy, a TD (MP ...