On December 27th, 2016 author and Star Wars legend Carrie Fisher passed away at the age of 60, to the shock of her millions of fans worldwide. Fisher suffered a heart attack on a flight back to Los Angeles, and the world became a darker place without our bold and brilliant Space Mom and her tweets filled with emojis to decipher or yelling at Donald Trump and his nonsense. She was beautiful, charismatic, smart, and a hero to many, myself included.
Every December 27th since her death, Twitter has been filled all day with fans sharing their love for Carrie and telling stories of how she inspired them all.
Be the kind of person who would make Carrie Fisher proud. pic.twitter.com/JA2SSEzCGW
— Nerd Girl Says (@Rachael_Conrad) December 27, 2021
Five years ago, Carrie Fisher became one with the Force. She left a lasting impact on all of us, inspiring generations to follow their dreams, and be true to themselves. May the Force be with you Princess, always. pic.twitter.com/su28vhZwwn
— Wookieepedia (@WookOfficial) December 27, 2021
It’s been 5 years today since we lost Carrie Fisher. I still quote her almost daily. pic.twitter.com/AKKQlFr1Kk
— Lara Gabrielle (@backlotsfilm) December 27, 2021
today marks 5 years since carrie fisher passed away. share with us some of your favorite carrie moments to remember her today 🤍 pic.twitter.com/wO8940kg4e
— star wars incorrect quotes (@starwarsposting) December 27, 2021
Carrie Fisher passed away five years ago today and I think it’s fair to say the world has really sucked a lot without her in it. pic.twitter.com/Eb6JrkFVyd
— Jason Diamond (@imjasondiamond) December 27, 2021
#CarrieOnForever. Thank you for everything, Carrie. #CarrieFisher pic.twitter.com/yJs9wvCgHG
— it was rachatha all along (@RachelLeishman) December 27, 2021
We love you, Carrie. You remain a bright light and a hero to us all. #CarrieOnForever
(image: Lucasfilm)
Here are some other stories we saw out there today:
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Magic’s first Sci-Fi set brings on the bright future. Glow up your deck and get ready to Light It Up!
— Magic: The Gathering (@wizards_magic) December 16, 2021
- A judge ruled that The New York Times must destroy documents on a conservative group and not publish them. (via Business Insider)
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Playing Human Torch is a gateway to becoming a Marvel icon! https://t.co/s28B7rnX0G
— BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) December 2, 2021
- Justice For Barb is still going strong apparently. (via ComicBook.com)
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Peter Dinklage is happy to upend 100 years of clichés by playing the romantic lead. The four-time Emmy winner spoke to us about the new movie musical “Cyrano” and life after “Game of Thrones.” https://t.co/4OnW9Mm3op
— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 27, 2021
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