"I wish that we didn't have to talk about it, because I wish that so many different types of people were represented equally in Hollywood," said Kelly Marie Tran, who played Rose Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. "... [But] people aren't equally represented, so it means a lot to me, and I get really emotional when I think about that, and when I think of what it was like to grow up not seeing anyone like you." 

Actor Oscar Isaac is one of the more vocal supporters of the fan favorite "ship" of Poe and Finn, a.k.a. Finnpoe, a.k.a. Stormpilot, offering enthusiastic commentary on the pairing in the past. So what's a guy to think when his space boyfriend gets a canonical smooch from someone else in the new Star Wars?

Now, I’m not here to say The Last Jedi was a perfect movie. It certainly was not, but it was a fantastic movie that will mark a turning point in how future Star Wars movies will be shaped—which will, in its way, shape the future of sci-si film in general.

Kelly Marie Tran was so excited to be a part of 'Star Wars,' she just wandered around the set, asking to help with everything.

"So many people wish for something like this. I still don't believe I'm doing it." Kelly Marie Tran's performance as Rose Tico is one the highlights of The Last Jedi.

Less than a week after The Last Jedi came out, Kelly Marie Tran is still enjoying her relative anonymity—and using it to gleefully eavesdrop on fan discussions in a pub. 

It's hard to know where to start reviewing The Last Jedi, because so much happens in this movie that I have whiplash. But I'm happy about it. The Mary Sue's spoiler-free review, ahead.

Do Jedi choose their lightsaber colors? How did Rey beat Kylo Ren? Was Finn a clone? The internet has asked these questions and more, and the Last Jedi cast sat down with Wired to answer them.

At last night's Star Wars: The Last Jedi premiere in Los Angeles, Kelly Marie Tran couldn't help crying tears of joy as she took in where she was. Daisy Ridley was on hand to comfort her.

We've got a new trailer for Season Two of Jessica Jones, and a release date! The new season will land on Netflix on March 8, 2018, and it looks like it will deal just as heavily with trauma and recovery as the first did.

Kelly Marie Tran leaned into her Harry Potter nerddom by sorting various Star Wars characters, including Luke, Leia, Finn, Poe, R2-D2, and her own character Rose Tico.

The Force was strong in Los Angeles this weekend during a press conference for the highly-anticipated Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which comes out NEXT WEEK. And during that press conference, we got to see at least one love affair in full-bloom. I'm talking, of course, about the one between Laura Dern and BB-8.

Needing the luck and having never seen a Star Wars film, Kelly Marie Tran showed up to her first Last Jedi audition wearing a sweater vest and her lucky Ravenclaw tie.

Kelly Marie Tran dressed in a homemade porg costume for Halloween, continuing to prove that she is too pure for this world.

Gal Gadot is hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend and we are very excited.

Many Asian and Asian-American women around the world were excited to see themselves represented in Star Wars: The Last Jedi merchandise for the characters Rose and Paige Tico.

AHHHHH we thought we still had at least six months to steel ourselves for the emotional gut-punch that Star Wars: The Last Jedi will almost certainly be! Not only does it seem perfectly set up to follow The Empire Strikes Back in being a bit of a downer (though ending on hope!), but it will deliver one last Star Wars experience featuring Carrie Fisher. These Vanity Fair covers sneaked up on us, and we were not ready.