Amber Heard is speaking out about domestic violence in a public service announcement for the GirlGaze Project. In the video, Heard shares her own story about facing and overcoming an abusive situation in a past relationship. Although Heard doesn't mention anyone by name, the actress finalized her divorce from Johnny Depp earlier this year after alleging repeated instances of domestic violence.

Poor James Cameron. You make a few offhand, lukewarm comments about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and suddenly everyone has opinions about your opinions.

You ever stop to think who might be narrating the Star Wars movies?

Last week we learned that Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg would actually be returning for that long-rumored fifth Indiana Jones movie. At the time, Disney didn't reveal who would be writing the fifth installment in the franchise, but The Hollywood Reporter claims the movie will be penned by David Koepp.

I don't know if it's because I don't blame his personal input for the character or because I'm also already an Ewok apologist, but I kind of sympathize with Jar Jar Binks actor Ahmed Best for all the hate his work has gotten. I don't exactly blame him for not wanting to return to the franchise, either—despite how much I'm into the Darth Binks theory.

Oh, boy. A new Change.Org petition sent to Disney, Lucasfilm, and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, is calling on Disney to "bring George Lucas back to the Star Wars movies."

In an interview with Charlie Rose this week, George Lucas' anger led to hate, and then to some racist hyperbole.

The excitement over Jar Jar, the intensity of the Anakin auditions, George Lucas comparing The Phantom Menace's pacing to poetic stanzas--watching this documentary has the same haunted, speculative thrill as walking through a ghost town or visiting an exhibit of Titanic artifacts.

We've heard from others involved in the movie's production that George Lucas liked the new Star Wars when he saw it (he still gets some privileges), his exact reaction is a bit different in his own words.

Everyone else needs to just take note because they will never pull off an interview with as much class and sass as Carrie Fisher does in this Good Morning America segment about The Force Awakens. She completely side-stepped the question about losing weight for the film--and best of all, her beloved dog Gary made an appearance and completely stole the show at the end. HERE COMES THE GENERALLLL.

OK, so that's not entirely accurate. Their new film is called Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (which is pretty much the same thing), and Paramount Pictures just released this first look at Fey and Freeman from the film. Check out more info and a full photo gallery at ComingSoon.net!

George Lucas doesn't feel too sad about passing on his legacy to JJ Abrams and the rest of the directors lined up to take on the Star Wars legacy. In fact, he feels relieved.

Stephen Colbert's got a message for George Lucas, and the story behind it is absolutely studded with awkwardness and... what's that feeling called where you feel embarrassed for someone else? Is there a German word for that? Anyway, that. The story behind the message is totally filled with that.

In this great video brought to us by the fine folks at Vanity Fair, J.J. Abrams answers questions from all sorts of celebrities about Star Wars: The Force Awakens...including an interesting question from George Lucas himself.

Students of color have a new benefactor at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts! George Lucas' Family Foundation has provided the school with a $10 Million endowment to provide financial support to black and Latinx film students!

In his acceptance speech for the Disney Legends Award, George Lucas revealed the inspiration for the much-hated Jar Jar Binks ... and it's Goofy. Wait, really?

As if Mad Max: Fury Road weren't reason enough to love George Miller, check out the concept art from his now abandoned attempt to bring the Justice League to the big screen! Sadly, we'll only ever have the documentary film about the effort to hold onto. That, and this beautiful artwork. (via /Film)