A new report suggests that the planned Dave Filoni–helmed crossover project set in the so-called MandoVerse may no longer be moving forward as a theatrical film. According to industry scooper DanielRPK, the project is being reworked into a limited series for Disney+ instead of a feature movie. At this stage, the information should be treated as unconfirmed, as Lucasfilm and Disney have not issued any official statement. What Was the MandoVerse Crossover? The project, first announced during Lucasfilm’s broader film slate reveal, was intended to bring together story threads from: Filoni was set to direct the crossover event, which was positioned as a culmination of the interconnected storytelling built across these Disney+ series. Why a Shift to Series Could Make Sense If the report is accurate, moving the project from film to limited series wouldn’t be unprecedented in the modern franchise landscape. The MandoVerse storyline is already structured like long-form…
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Red Dead Redemption 2 – The Boba Fett Helmet Mod You Didn’t Know You Needed
There’s something undeniably cool about blending worlds that were never meant to meet. In this case, it’s the dusty, gun-slinging frontier of Red Dead Redemption 2 colliding headfirst with the galaxy-hopping swagger of Star Wars. The result? The Boba Fett Helmet mod, a perfect excuse to turn Arthur Morgan (or any other outlaw of your choice) into the kind of Mandalorian gunslinger even Jabba the Hutt would hire. This isn’t some flimsy texture swap. The model is detailed, well-crafted, and carries all the weathered grit you’d expect from a helmet that’s seen blaster fire, bar brawls, and maybe the occasional Sabacc table. What Makes the Boba Fett Helmet Mod Stand Out A lot of mods throw in pop culture nods, but this one gets the tone right. Instead of looking like a plastic toy dropped into the game, the helmet blends beautifully with RDR2’s art style. The dirt, scratches, and…
Disney and Gina Carano Settle Legal Feud: From Lawsuit to Galaxy’s Edge
From Courtroom Clash to Galactic Handshake Four years after being blasted out of The Mandalorian airlock, Gina Carano and Disney have decided to call a truce. The two sides have settled their long-running legal feud, drawing a neat little line under one of the most talked-about Star Wars-related controversies in recent memory. No dramatic press conferences, no lightsaber duels—just a quiet “we’re good” and a hint they might work together again. The Exit Wound Carano was fired in 2021 after a string of social media posts that drew heavy criticism—covering everything from pandemic politics to election disputes and even a Holocaust comparison. Disney and Lucasfilm said her views didn’t line up with their values. Carano argued she was being singled out for her opinions while male co-stars with equally strong political takes skated by. Cue lawsuit. The Big Courtroom Moment Before the settlement, Carano scored a notable win: a federal…