Disney and Lucasfilm plan to change the term “the Force” to “Girl Power” according to a recent conference call led by Kathleen Kennedy. The drastic change comes hot on the heels of the main character in their Star Wars sequel trilogy —Daisy Ridley’s Rey — becoming the most powerful Jedi of all time.
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Oscar winner Brie Larson may be impervious to fungal infections and the venom of online trolls, but she’s no match for the power of paid-for Star Wars fans.
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He may no longer have his father’s lightsaber in Disney’s sequel trilogy, but Luke Skywalker will be getting the iconic weapon back in social media, thanks to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. As part of its $100m marketing campaign for Star Wars: Episode IX, Disney is set to break new ground on the platform with the first-ever branded blue checkmark.
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Whoa! Last week’s announcement of all the content and experiences coming to Disney World’s and Disneyland’s new Star Wars areas
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“I’m still living in Billy and Sam’s shadows, but I think Episode IX may change that,” said John Boyega in a recent DM exchange with @FakingStarWars on Instagram. Since being cast as Finn in The Force Awakens, Boyega has wanted to become more than just the black guy in the sequel trilogy; he’s wanted to become THE black guy — the male person of color fans immediately think of when people ask about black guys in Star Wars.
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Do you love Star Wars? Do you love Pokémon? Well, get ready to have your minds blown! Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy has announced the most eagerly anticipated collaboration of all time for fans of both mega-franchises. The upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield for Nintendo Switch will include creatures from the Star Wars universe!
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Devout Star Wars fan and Disney-era hater Leo Walsman, B.A. has gone on record stating that he will send out a mean tweet every day for the rest of his life if he does not enjoy the upcoming Star Wars Episode IX.
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