Star Wars

A lot of news has dropped recently for next year’s The Mandalorian and Grogu. Jon Favreau gave fans some nice story hints last week and before that we heard about additional casting as well. Now, we’ve gotten another poster for the movie and some new footage. The poster, released by the official Star Wars account in Latin America, lists the movie’s release date as May 21, 2026. This might mean that the movie will open a day early in South American territories, or perhaps it’s simply referencing the Thursday previews. See the new poster below:  Also, fans eager to see more footage of next year’s Star Wars adventure can get a small sneak peek before showings of Zootopia 2. The trailer being played in theaters is largely the same as the one from months ago, but it has some new bits. Accord...

The latest issue of Empire Magazine promised a new look at next summer’s The Mandalorian and Grogu, and it delivered. Alongside a new image featuring the titular characters, director Jon Favreau shared some insight into the characters’ relationship as they chart a new path with the New Republic. When we first met Din Djarin in that iconic opening scene of The Mandalorian, he was clearly a lone wolf, moving through his life, capturing bounties, and seemingly focused on his own needs.  By the end of that first episode, he meets Grogu. At the end of that first season, the two are clearly a pair, working together and bonded by the classic teacher/apprentice relationship, a staple of Star Wars storytelling. In The Mandalorian and Grogu, director Jon Favreau tells Empire that we will see furt...

This Star Wars Character Spotlight is an updated version of an article summarizing Barriss Offee’s story before her return in Tales of the Empire. It has since been updated with details on her appearance in the animated series. Barriss Offee got her start in Legends material. The Mirialan Jedi was created for the novel The Approaching Storm, written by Alan Dean Foster as a tie-in to Attack of The Clones. In that story, Barriss and her Mirialan master Luminara Unduli work with Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi to resolve a border dispute on Ansion. This event is technically canon, as it was referenced by Mace Windu in Attack of the Clones, though the details are cloudy due to that story’s Legends status. She was nearly killed off at two separate points in the prequel era, but George L...

The buildup to the release of Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 continues with behind-the-scenes features for not one, but two episodes releasing online. A new poster and featurette give details for “The Lost Ones,” a sequel to Volume 1’s widely acclaimed “The Village Bride.” Another video shows the development of new short “Black” from storyboard to finished product giving us plenty to whet our appetites before the series releases tomorrow, October 29.  Alongside the featurettes comes a new poster featuring F, the Jedi protagonist from “The Village Bride,” seen holding a flower while petals fall around her. F was last seen with her master Haru, on the run from the Empire where they witnessed a wedding ceremony on a planet rich in the Force. F was masked for most of the episode, but embraced ...

The hype for the second season of Ahsoka is slowly ramping up, with the stars and creators sharing their excitement for the upcoming Disney Plus series, which will continue the adventures of Anakin Skywalker’s former Padawan and her companions in the New Republic era. While promoting her latest feature, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Mary Elizabeth Winstead spoke to Collider, and naturally, the conversation included her role as General Hera Syndulla In Season 1, Hera allied with her friends Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren to investigate Imperial activity linked to Grand Admiral Thrawn. Together, they uncovered a plot to build the Eye of Sion, a massive hyperspace ring with enough power to jump to another galaxy. Ahsoka was able to follow the ship to Peridea by hitching a ride with some mig...