Star Trek's Captain Kirk joins actor Mark Hamill to suggest a star honoring the late Star Wars actress be added to the famous sidewalk.

The nice thing about casting Mark Hamill as a religious warrior knight ground down by the constant onslaught of war yet still carrying a spark of hope inside his grizzled heart? You know he’s already knocked that character out of the park. According to Entertainment Weekly, the Star Wars actor ...

#CloneWarsSaved, but what does that mean?

Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart has died. He was 63 years old. WWE announced the wrestler's death on Monday. Kevin Doll of the Pasco County Sheriff's Office told E! News...

A mosaic in a new photo hints at a Jedi history plot point, but these might not be the droids we're looking for.

Paul Pogba insists he can be a leader at Manchester United even after he hands back the captain's armband to Antonio Valencia. The France star was named skipper for his side's 2-1 victory over Leicester City on Friday and delivered a commanding performance, which included a goal from the penalty spot. Pogba was overlooked as ...]

Mark Hamill didn't give Arnold Schwarzenegger the best advice at the start of the Austrian-American actor's career. On Saturday, the Star Wars actor admitted he once told the...

Maybe don't take acting-career tips from Luke Skywalker is what we're saying.

Kotaku: "Every media property that has fans has a fandomthat is to say, a community of fans who create their own subculture inspired by and revolved around the franchise they love. Only some fandoms grow big enough that they catch the attention of the world at large, and sometimes even the creators of the media property in question. Ive observed two different kinds of fandoms. There are fans that look at the things they like with a collectors mindset, like the fans who are dissatisfied with the Star Wars movie The Last Jedi. These collectors feel ownership over that property and want to control it. The second kind of fandom that I have seen tends to approach the thing they like with an eye to expand upon that world. Detroit: Become Human seems to have attracted the latter kind of fandom, specifically because of the relationship between the android cop Connor and his human partner Hank. These fans dont seem to want to control or change the original property; some of them dont...

#CloneWarsSaved, but what does that mean?