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.

"Where's Jyn" will definitely not become a hashtag campaign following the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Because the internet giveth as much as it taketh away, it was probably only a matter of time before someone got the idea to pair Oscar Isaac's sweet Ex Machina dance moves with every other song available.

It’s one thing to have this imbalance of power featured in the film itself as part of the plot, but it’s a whole other ball game to pick this single visual out of 144 minutes of film and use it as a representation of your entire movie.

Inching ever closer to the event horizon that is Episode VIII, we find ourselves surrounded on all sides by tiny little tidbits of news streaming out from the set.

In this excellent interview with Oscar Isaac, Isaac shared a little bit of insight into what it was like filming X-Men: Apocalypse. He also went into the shipping frenzy that's been going on around Poe in Star Wars: Episode VIII.

This is kind of like those school fundraisers you'd do as a kid where you'd sell pizza bread or cookies or popsicles or something, and the top seller would win a bike. Except, you know, you don't win a bike here.

Oscar Isaac said those magical words that sent my heart a-flutter and made me (somehow) incredibly much more excited for Episode VIII.

As if we needed another reason to fall deeper in love with this twin pack of perfect cinnamon rolls, Disney released this adorable as all hell video of John Boyega beatboxing for a rapping Daisy Ridley.

In a new teaser clip from the doc, J.J. Abrams shares a bit about how they came up with a plan to save Poe Dameron from an early death, thus saving Oscar Isaac from an early exit.

The internet's boyfriend, Oscar Isaac, will be taking on the archetypal "ghost wife" role in Annihilation, Alex Garland's (Ex Machina) next project.

Zootopia cosplay seems pretty difficult -- not to mention expensive -- but this set of cosplay photos by SeeU shows that you can still make the characters recognizable with just a pair of ears, a tail, and some clever wig styling. You also need the right clothes, of course!

The latest X-Men: Apocalypse trailer offers us a few more hints about the antagonist's rise to power -- and, of course, Oscar Isaac gets a chance to shine by delivering a few new lines as that villain. Plus, Magneto and Xavier relive their feud from X2.

Broadway.com is reporting that Isaac (who's best known for his roles in Star Wars, Inside Llewyn Davis and basically being the boyfriend of the Internet) has been offered the titular role of Hamlet in an upcoming production at Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn, NY.

Daisy Ridley recently told E! that she would be recording a duet with a "a legendary awe-inspiring jaw-dropping superstar" -- and today, she shared a photo of herself with that superstar. It's Barbra Streisand!

Last night, celebrities partook in the cathartic ritual of reading mean tweets about themselves on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Matthew Wood, supervising sound designer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has worked for Lucasfilm for 26 years -- so he's got an extensive familiarity with the entire sound catalog. Here are some of the audible Easter Eggs included in The Force Awakens.