Ron Howard is getting a crack at the Star Wars franchise due to taking over the Han Solo movie from original Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, but something seems tonally strange about his vision of the Star Wars franchise ...

StarWars.com recently shared the details of The Last Jedi's new adorable creature, the porgs, and I'm in love.

Despite much controversy over the lack of a Rey token in the Star Wars Monopoly game sold in the U.S, it seems as though Hasbro has finally decided to listen to the outcry and have available Star Wars Monopoly sets that include the heroine of The Force Awakens.

Listen, we all know that Lando Calrissian is a man of questionable morals but unquestionable fashion sense. His cape game was even stronger than Darth Vader's, and that's saying something—and probably part of why Vader backstabbed him. (It's my headcanon, and I'm sticking to it.) From the looks of behind-the-scenes images from the Han Solo movie, his upcoming appearance will not disappoint.

In the old Star Wars Expanded Universe novels, a wookiee named Mallatobuck was Chewbacca's wife, but all that was thrown out when Disney took over Lucasfilm and decided to make all pieces of Star Wars media canon to the movies, mostly tossing out the EU. That hasn't stopped their current stories from drawing inspiration from the EU, and it looks like the Han Solo movie might reunite Chewie and Malla.

As part of D23, Disney announced more details from their Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge park expansion, including an immersive resort where guests dress in costume and walk through "dedicated, multi-day adventure[s]."

This behind-the-scenes featurette for The Last Jedi shows Carrie Fisher grinning, joking, and getting her General on while filming.

Last year, an eight year old girl wrote a letter to Hasbro wondering why there was no Rey token included in the new Star Wars Monopoly game. Hasbro responded to her letter, saying that they left her out because they didn't want to be responsible for spoilers to The Force Awakens, as the board game came out before the film. Later, they promised to include Rey in subsequent versions of the game by the Fall of 2016. It's now Summer of 2017, and we're still waiting.

MTV's Teen Wolf is returning for it's "6B" last season. I honestly didn't know it was still on the air, but let's do this, I guess!

After the recent behind-the-scenes shakeup that saw Ron Howard taking over directing duties from Phil Lord and Chris Miller on the Han Solo Star Wars anthology movie, we've been dying for any hint of what's going on with the project—even more than usual. Now, we've finally got some set photos and video to pore over.

While we wait impatiently for more Rey in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Disney is filling in the gap a bit with Forces of Destiny—as well as some gaps in The Force Awakens, during which their Rey/BB-8 story arc takes place. The first episode saw the pair handle a nightwatcher worm with some suspiciously Force-like senses on Rey's part, but they've also got some bandits to deal with.

We've been really excited about the arrival of the Disney animated digital series, Star Wars: Forces of Destiny, in which we'll delve deeper into the stories of the women of the Star Wars universe. The series launched today, and begins with Rey, BB-8...and a Nightwatcher worm. Check it out after the jump!

Illustrator Kate Willært created some amazing mash-ups of the Justice League and the 1992 movie A League of Their Own for HalloweenCostumes.com.

Blessed are those who are creative with their time, and especially those who use that creativity in astonishing, unexpected ways. Like rendering the Last Jedi trailer shot-by-shot on a computer I thought long extinct.

The series puts a spotlight on Rey, Ahsoka Tano, Jyn Erso, Sabine Wren, Princess Leia, Padmè Amidala, and more, and promises to "explore the untold stories" that helped shape their destinies.

We had a bit of a shock yesterday when we learned that the directing team of Phil Lord and Chris Miller would no longer be directing the upcoming Han Solo Star Wars anthology film, thanks to creative differences with screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan. With three-quarters of principal photography already done, Lucasfilm has officially hired their replacement.

Hey there, are you headed to San Diego Comic Con? Could you pick me up, erm, all of these?