If you’re planning a trip to Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge anytime soon, here’s a heads-up Star Wars fans actually need to know: Oga’s Cantina is set to temporarily close for a refurbishment — and the theme is reportedly shifting toward the Original Trilogy era. So yes… your favorite place to sip a weird green drink while DJ R-3X does his thing is about to get a little makeover. And if the rumors are true, it’s going to lean more into the classic Star Wars vibe. Oga’s Cantina: Still One of Galaxy’s Edge’s Best Experiences Oga’s Cantina is one of the most “Star Wars” places you can visit without stepping onto a movie set. It’s loud, chaotic, packed, and borderline illegal-feeling — which is exactly what a real cantina should be. For years, the setting has been locked into the sequel trilogy era, consistent with the original Galaxy’s Edge concept: But lately,…
Everything We Know About Dave Filoni’s “Mandoverse” Crossover Movie (So Far)
Dave Filoni’s Star Wars crossover movie has been talked about for years now — and yet it still feels like the most “Schrödinger’s Star Wars project” imaginable. It exists… but it also kind of doesn’t. It was announced as the cinematic event meant to tie together the Disney+ Star Wars era built around The Mandalorian — and it’s still expected to deliver a large-scale crossover featuring multiple shows. So what do we actually know right now? Let’s break it down into: confirmed, reported, and still speculation. What Is the Filoni Movie Supposed to Be? This is the important baseline: ✅ The film is designed as a crossover event for the interconnected Star Wars Disney+ timeline often nicknamed the “Mandoverse.” That includes the era after Return of the Jedi and before The Force Awakens, where Lucasfilm has built a shared story across multiple series. The original concept has long been described…
Disney Is Expected to Name Its Next CEO Next Month — Here’s What That Could Mean for Lucasfilm and Star Wars
Disney is reportedly preparing to make one of its biggest leadership decisions in years. According to the Los Angeles Times, Disney is expected to name its next CEO next month, as Bob Iger’s contract continues toward its scheduled end. For most Disney fans, this is obviously a massive corporate story. But for Star Wars fans (and anyone watching Lucasfilm closely), it’s also something else: A reminder that Star Wars doesn’t exist in a vacuum — it’s tied directly to Disney’s broader leadership strategy, budgets, and long-term priorities. Disney Has Been Here Before — and It Didn’t Go Smoothly The LA Times notes that Disney can’t afford another “succession implosion,” referencing the previous transition plan that backfired and led to Iger returning. That context matters, because the next CEO decision won’t just be about: It’s also about how Disney manages its crown jewel IP, including Star Wars and Marvel. Four Internal…
Andor Broke the Star Wars Template — and Filoni Wasn’t Involved
Whether you think Andor is the best Star Wars Disney+ series ever made, or just “not your vibe,” one thing is hard to argue: It doesn’t feel like the rest of modern Star Wars. And according to The Wrap, there may be a very specific reason why. In a recent explainer, The Wrap reports that Andor was one of the rare live-action Star Wars projects to have “zero input” from Dave Filoni. That’s not a knock on Filoni. But it is a fascinating insight — because Andor is also one of the rare Star Wars shows that felt like it came from a totally different creative universe. Filoni’s Fingerprints Are Everywhere — Except Here For the last decade, Filoni’s presence inside Star Wars has only grown. If a Star Wars project involves: …there’s usually a Filoni silhouette somewhere behind it. So when you hear that Andor had no Filoni involvement…
Genndy Tartakovsky Turned Down a Lucasfilm Leadership Role in 2005 — and That’s How Dave Filoni Got His Shot
Star Wars history is full of “what if?” moments. But this one might be one of the biggest, because it quietly shaped everything that came next — from The Clone Wars to Ahsoka to the entire Disney+ era. According to an explainer from The Wrap, Genndy Tartakovsky (creator of the 2003 Star Wars: Clone Wars) was offered a leadership role at Lucasfilm in 2005 — and he turned it down. That decision reportedly led George Lucas to bring in someone else instead. That person? Dave Filoni. And yeah… the rest is basically Star Wars TV history. The Clone Wars Before Filoni: Genndy’s 2003 Series Was the Prototype Before The Clone Wars became a full CG series with seasons, arcs, and a fanbase that fights like Mandalorians in comment sections… There was Genndy Tartakovsky’s 2D animated microseries, Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003–2005). It was fast, stylish, and aggressively iconic — and…
Tom Hardy Says He’s “Up For Doing More Star Wars” After His Last Jedi Cameo
Every once in a while, Star Wars drops one of those weird little crossover facts that feels like it should be bigger news. This week’s version: Tom Hardy says he’d love to do more Star Wars — and yes, he already technically has… thanks to his stormtrooper cameo in The Last Jedi. In a recent interview, Hardy didn’t just say he likes the franchise. He said he’d be “well up” for returning — and even revealed his all-time favorite character. “I love Star Wars. My favourite character is Han Solo… I’ve always wanted to be in a Star Wars film. So playing a stormtrooper was fantastic.” Honestly? Extremely relatable. Tom Hardy’s Star Wars Cameo Was Real (But It Was Cut) If you didn’t remember Hardy showing up in The Last Jedi, don’t worry — you didn’t miss him. His cameo was filmed but did not make the theatrical cut, later…
How LED Strip Lighting Is Transforming the Modern Gaming Experience
Gaming has evolved far beyond simple entertainment. Today, it is an immersive experience that blends high-performance hardware, advanced software, and carefully designed environments. Among the many elements that contribute to this evolution, lighting—especially LED strip lighting—has become an essential part of modern gaming setups. From casual console players to professional esports athletes and streamers, gamers around the world are discovering how LED strip lights can dramatically enhance atmosphere, interaction, and overall enjoyment. The Rise of Immersive Gaming Environments Modern games are designed to pull players into richly detailed virtual worlds. High-resolution graphics, surround sound, and responsive controls all work together to create immersion. However, the physical environment in which a gamer plays is just as important. A thoughtfully designed gaming space can reduce distractions, improve focus, and heighten emotional engagement. This is where LED strip lights shine—literally. By adding customizable lighting around desks, monitors, walls, and even ceilings, gamers can…
Rick Famuyiwa Had a Star Wars Disney+ Series in Development — Now It’s Reportedly “In Limbo”
Star Wars is never short on projects. But it is short on projects that actually make it out alive. According to The Wrap, Rick Famuyiwa was developing a Star Wars series for Disney+ — and it’s now reportedly “in limbo.” And if that name doesn’t immediately ring a bell, it should. Famuyiwa isn’t some random new hire. He’s been a quiet but consistent force in modern Star Wars, directing: So if a Famuyiwa-led Star Wars series is stuck in limbo, that’s not just a trivia detail. That’s a real “what happened here?” moment. Why Famuyiwa Matters to Modern Star Wars Famuyiwa has become one of the most trusted directors in the current Lucasfilm TV era. And The Believer isn’t just a fan favorite — it’s the kind of episode that proved Star Wars could still do something rare: character-driven tension without relying on lightsabers and nostalgia buttons. So when a…
Dave Filoni Says He Doesn’t Lead Star Wars With a “Rule Book” — He Wants Artists to Surprise Us
Dave Filoni has become one of the most talked-about names in Star Wars over the past few years — not just as a writer/director, but as someone increasingly seen as the franchise’s creative compass. And according to Filoni himself, that job doesn’t look like what people assume. In a recent quote shared by ScreenRant, Filoni explained that creators sometimes expect to meet him and get handed some kind of canon compliance checklist. But that’s not how he works. “People get worried that they talk to me and I’m gonna have some Star Wars rule book. I know a lot of things about how things have been done, but I’m always curious about… what have you got? What do you want to do?… The biggest thing you want is to get artists to be expressive and express themselves in this time in ways that surprise us. Even if we’re using franchises…
George Lucas Showed Up at a Broncos Game Wearing a Boba Fett Shirt
George Lucas doesn’t do a lot of public “spotlight” moments these days. He’s not out there doing press tours. He’s not on every red carpet. And he definitely isn’t posting fit pics on Instagram like the rest of the galaxy. So when Lucas randomly shows up at a Broncos game this weekend… and he’s casually wearing a Boba Fett shirt under his jacket? Yeah. That counts as news. Because if there’s one thing we’ve learned about George Lucas over the decades, it’s this: He may have sold Lucasfilm, but he never truly left Star Wars. Boba Fett: Always a Flex Boba Fett isn’t just “a character.” He’s a full-on Star Wars icon — the kind of design that has survived every era: original trilogy nostalgia, prequels, Disney+, modern merchandising, memes, cosplay… everything. So Lucas wearing a Boba Fett tee isn’t just a random choice. It’s a reminder that Star Wars…
Someone Digitally Remastered Princess Leia’s “A Day To Celebrate” — And Somehow It Feels Like 2026 Needed This
There are many things the Star Wars fandom will do in the name of history. We will preserve rare toys.We will archive deleted trailers.We will analyze blurry set photos like they’re CIA documents. But nothing — nothing — fully prepares you for the fact that in the year 2026, someone has decided the world urgently needed a digitally remastered version of Princess Leia singing “A Day To Celebrate” from the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special. And… honestly? They were right. 👉 Watch it here: Because if there’s one thing Star Wars fans love more than lightsabers and lore debates, it’s resurrecting cursed media and polishing it until it sparkles. The Holiday Special: the galaxy’s most haunted VHS tape The Star Wars Holiday Special holds a unique place in pop culture. It’s not just “bad.” It’s the kind of bad that becomes folklore. Like a ghost story that people swear they’ve…
New “The Mandalorian & Grogu” Images Arrive — And They Look Very Theatrical
We’re still months away from The Mandalorian & Grogu landing in theaters, but marketing is slowly starting to warm up — and a fresh set of promotional images just surfaced, showing Din Djarin and Grogu in full cinematic mode. Fantha Tracks shared the newly spotted visuals, and even if they’re “just promo,” they already feel like a reminder that this isn’t simply Season 4 with a bigger screen — Lucasfilm clearly wants this to look like a proper Star Wars movie event. One of the standout images (appearing as a Brazil promo) frames Din Djarin in classic Mandalorian hero lighting, with Grogu perched behind him like a tiny green co-pilot who absolutely did not sign up for this level of danger… and yet here we are. The vibe: less TV episode, more movie poster What makes these images interesting isn’t just that they exist — it’s the presentation. This feels…
George Lucas Donated $1 Million to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial — and His Message Still Hits Hard Today
Star Wars is usually where people go to escape the real world. But every once in a while, the galaxy far, far away loops back into something very real — and very human. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a story has been resurfacing online that feels especially worth remembering: George Lucas donated $1 million to help build the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial in Washington, D.C. And the quote Lucas shared about Dr. King back then?It still lands like a brick. The Lucas Donation: $1 Million Toward the MLK Memorial The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. wasn’t just built through government funding — it relied heavily on private donors. And among the names on that donor list is George Lucas, who contributed $1 million to the memorial project. This isn’t one of those “internet factoids” with no source, either — it was covered at the…
Who Is Lynwen Brennan? The Lucasfilm Co-President Fans Are Suddenly Googling Like Crazy
If you’ve been online in Star Wars fandom lately, you’ve probably noticed the same thing I have: People are not just talking about Dave Filoni anymore. They’re also Googling Lynwen Brennan like she’s a brand new character that just walked into the season finale and changed the whole power balance. And honestly? It makes sense. Because Brennan isn’t just “some executive.” She’s one of the two people now leading Lucasfilm at the very top — and she’s been quietly steering the ship for years. So who is she really? Let’s do a proper portrait: background, career, family (only what’s public), age, and the thing everyone always searches for… net worth. TL;DR (Quick Take) Lynwen Brennan’s Age (Yes, People Keep Asking) Lynwen Brennan was born in June 1967, which makes her 58 years old (as of 2026). And yes — “Lynwen Brennan age” is basically the #1 search query right now….
Kathleen Kennedy’s Lucasfilm Era Was Polarizing — But the Awards History Is Hard to Ignore
Kathleen Kennedy’s time as president of Lucasfilm will probably be debated forever — mostly on the internet, mostly loudly, and mostly with way too much confidence. But there’s one angle that cuts through the noise: Awards. Real ones. Industry ones. The kind you don’t win by having a loud fandom. And according to a new breakdown, the Kathleen Kennedy era at Lucasfilm has built a pretty serious awards track record — across Star Wars films, Disney+ series, and Lucasfilm’s broader output. So whether you view her as the architect of modern Star Wars or the reason your group chat still argues about The Last Jedi… This is what the awards history actually looks like. ✅ TV Shows — Total Awards Wins & Nominations (all award bodies) Here’s the scoreboard — total award wins and nominations across all major bodies during the Kathleen Kennedy era: TV Show Total Awards Wins Total…
Cyberpunk 2077 Mod: Princess Leia Slave Outfit (Female V) – Star Wars VI Inspired Look
If you’ve spent any time modding Cyberpunk 2077, you already know the truth: At some point, every “serious” Night City playthrough turns into a wardrobe simulator. And honestly? That’s fine. Cyberpunk 2077 has some of the best character customization potential in modern RPGs — especially once the modding scene gets involved. The Princess Leia Slave Outfit mod is one of those mods that sits perfectly at the intersection of cosplay, sci-fi nostalgia, and Cyberpunk fashion crimes. It brings a Star Wars Episode VI (Return of the Jedi) inspired outfit into Night City, designed for female V, and built as a modular set with multiple wearable pieces. 👉 Nexus link (download) Quick Facts Mod name: Princess Leia Slave outfit (Star Wars VI inspired)Game: Cyberpunk 2077Character: Female VMod type: Outfit / clothing set (modular pieces)NSFW: Contains NSFW option (bra variant)Tested game version: v2.3How to obtain: Tony’s Adult Store / CET codes (included…
Ian Doescher Announces William Shakespeare’s Star Wars: The Mandalorian of Nevarro (Part the First)
If you ever read Ian Doescher’s William Shakespeare’s Star Wars books and thought, “Okay… but what if Din Djarin spoke in iambic pentameter?” — congratulations. You’re about to be rewarded. Because yes: Ian Doescher has officially announced a new entry in the series, and this time we’re going full theater-kid in a beskar helmet. The next book is called: William Shakespeare’s Star Wars: The Mandalorian of Nevarro — Part the First…and it’s scheduled to arrive April 7, 2026. The Bard Returns — This Time With Grogu The William Shakespeare’s Star Wars series has already done the full Skywalker Saga: Original Trilogy, Prequels, Sequels — all transformed into dramatic stage plays with monologues, stage directions, and a suspicious amount of “verily.” But now, we’re stepping into Disney+ territory. This new release retells The Mandalorian, specifically “Part the First,” meaning: yes, they’re treating Mando like an epic Shakespearean drama broken into acts…
Disney’s Star Wars Box Office Era: What the Numbers Actually Say
Star Wars under Disney has been called a lot of things over the last decade: a comeback story, a franchise machine, a fandom battleground. But in box office terms? It’s something much simpler — and much more measurable. Because between The Force Awakens, Rogue One, The Last Jedi, Solo, and The Rise of Skywalker, Lucasfilm didn’t just reboot a franchise. It ran a full theatrical experiment in real time. And the global box office results show a pattern that’s more interesting than the usual “hit vs flop” debate. Why this matters now Star Wars is moving back into theatrical mode again. A new movie slate is taking shape, and Lucasfilm is still trying to solve the same modern blockbuster puzzle: how to make Star Wars feel like an event without burning out the audience. That’s why looking at the Disney-era numbers matters. Not as a scorecard for fan arguments —…
From Hoth to Greenland: Why Star Wars Always Returns to Ice Worlds
Star Wars isn’t just space wizards and laser swords. It’s also… snow. A lot of snow. Some of the saga’s most iconic moments don’t happen on shiny Coruscant skylines or desert dunes — they happen in the kind of cold that makes your face hurt just thinking about it. Hoth. Starkiller Base. Frozen hangars, whiteouts, survival gear, and the kind of silence where you know something terrible is about to happen. And weirdly enough, in 2026, Star Wars ice worlds feel more culturally relevant than ever — because real-world headlines are suddenly full of Arctic tension, Greenland debates, and “strategic territory” conversations. So why does Star Wars keep returning to ice? And why do those icy planets always feel like the place where empires show up with bad intentions? Let’s dig into it. Hoth: the planet that made Star Wars feel real Hoth is where the galaxy far, far away…
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge – Echoes of the Empire Comic Announced, Bringing Luke, Leia & Chewie to Batuu
Galaxy’s Edge is about to get a lot more… canonical. A new five-issue comic series titled STAR WARS: GALAXY’S EDGE – ECHOES OF THE EMPIRE has been announced, and it’s not just another tie-in that stays safely in the background. This one brings Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Chewbacca to Batuu — where they stumble upon a dangerous relic that pulls them into a direct collision course with the Empire. In other words: Galaxy’s Edge is getting the full Original Trilogy treatment. Why this matters now Batuu has been part of the Star Wars ecosystem for years, but it often lives in a strange space: extremely detailed, massively popular… and slightly disconnected from the main saga. This comic changes that dynamic. Putting Luke, Leia and Chewie in the middle of a Galaxy’s Edge story makes the theme park planet feel less like an “experience setting,” and more like a real…
Hollywood Reporter Says a “Sequel-Sequel Trilogy” Feels Inevitable — and Honestly, They Might Be Right
For years, Lucasfilm has treated the post-Rise of Skywalker future like an awkward family dinner conversation. Everyone knows it’s going to come up. Nobody wants to be the first to bring it up. But now The Hollywood Reporter is doing something the Star Wars industry press rarely does: saying the quiet part out loud. A “sequel-sequel trilogy” — basically Episodes X, XI and XII — doesn’t just feel possible. It feels inevitable. And while that idea isn’t confirmed by Lucasfilm, it’s suddenly the kind of “obvious next step” that’s getting harder to ignore. Why this matters now Star Wars is entering a strange new phase. Not because there’s a shortage of projects — but because there’s a shortage of certainty. Some movies are reportedly on hold. Some are being reworked. The Disney+ side continues to expand, but theatrical Star Wars still lacks what Marvel has always had: A clear flagship…
Dave Filoni’s MandoVerse Movie Is Reportedly on the Backburner — But Thrawn Remains the Big Threat
If Lucasfilm ever needed one single project to prove the “everything connects” Disney+ strategy actually has an endgame… it was always going to be Dave Filoni’s MandoVerse movie. Now, according to a new report from The Hollywood Reporter, that crossover film has been placed “on the backburner.” But the interesting part is what comes with that update: which shows are still expected to feed into it — and who the shared villain remains. Because yes: the end boss is still Grand Admiral Thrawn. Why this matters now Star Wars has been in a weird transitional phase. Movies are being announced, paused, revived, reshuffled — sometimes all in the same year. But the Disney+ side has continued to build a clear web of characters and stories across multiple series. This Filoni film has always been the “Avengers-style” culmination of that strategy. So hearing it’s on the backburner raises one obvious question:Is…
RDR2 “Unstrip – Full Nude” NSFW Mod: Make Ambient Female NPCs Nude (Hotkey or Prompt)
Red Dead Redemption 2 is an unbelievably detailed sandbox. And the modding community looked at that sandbox and said: “Cool. Now give us a keybind.” Unstrip – Full Nude is an NSFW utility mod that lets you instantly remove clothing from ambient adult female NPCs in RDR2 — either through a context-sensitive on-screen prompt (default) or a configurable hotkey while targeting. It’s basically the “full version” of the author’s topless-on-command concept, but with more complete results, better variation support, and customization options. What This Mod Does (Features) This is a gameplay utility + cosmetic toggle mod, aimed at NPC interactions in free roam. Key features In short: it’s not just “swap model to nude.” It’s built to be flexible and repeatable without looking identical on every NPC. Important Notes (Read Before Installing) This mod has a few important limitations — and they’re good to mention upfront so people don’t install…
Kathleen Kennedy Says Casting Han Solo Was “An Impossible Situation” for Alden Ehrenreich
Kathleen Kennedy has spent years defending Lucasfilm’s big swings — and to be fair, Star Wars requires big swings. But in her latest Deadline exit interview, the outgoing Lucasfilm president offered a rare moment of direct, personal reflection on one of the most debated choices of the Disney era: asking Alden Ehrenreich to replace Harrison Ford as Han Solo. And Kennedy doesn’t sugarcoat it. Why this matters now With Kennedy stepping away from Lucasfilm leadership, these interviews aren’t just PR. They’re the closest thing we’ll get to an official post-mortem on modern Star Wars decision-making. And Solo: A Star Wars Story has always been one of the most interesting case studies: So Kennedy acknowledging regret here isn’t small. It’s a signal that Lucasfilm knows exactly what went wrong conceptually, even if the movie itself has aged better for many viewers. What Kathleen Kennedy said Kennedy praised Ehrenreich directly, but admitted…