Earlier this week the media industry was rocked by the news that the cost of making Andor had hit $645 million. However, the spending also set a record of a very different kind.

Disney's Star Wars has taken some not-so-subtle inspiration from the characters of the original trilogy in the years following its acquisition.

The story of Star Wars’s success is a story of how a spacey fairytale, created by a guy who just wanted to make his kind of movie his way, captured the imagination of the world. But George Lucas’s most famous creation is also a success story about money.

Disney has revealed that the cost of making Star Wars show Andor has surged to $645 million after it spent a record $290.9 million last year on filming its second season.

The Acolyte after only one season, especially because it was setting some things up for the future that they wanted to see play out. There was never a clear answer as to why the series was canceled, but during a recent interview,

Skeleton Crew viewers were introduced to a character named Pokkit in the fifth episode. The character’s unique appearance, cryptic backstory, and history with main character Jude Law’s Jod Na Wood have made fans curious about her and her place in the Star Wars universe.

W hen it comes to eight-episode series, the fifth episode is usually the turning point for the back half of the season. Skeleton Crew was no exception as our young protagonists se

The following contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew." "Skeleton Crew" is a delight. While it's as far removed from "Andor" as "Star Wars" shows get, it still manages to deliver fun,