The latest “Star Wars” project, called “Skeleton Crew” and starring Jude Law, is a lot like “The Goonies.” But it needed George Lucas’s style to tell its story.

George Lucas, the creator of 'Star Wars' once discussed the legacy of his franchise, noting one movie that he deems as "far superior."

Dune' director Denis Villeneuve calls Return of the Jedi "a comedy for kids" and rules out directing a Star Wars movie.

Honestly, most of us are just grown children, even Award-winning directors. On a recent episode of The Town podcast, Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve allows his intrusive thoughts to win when he explains how his childhood disappointment in Return of the Jedi is still preventing him from ever directing a Star Wars movie,

The latest addition to the "galaxy far, far away," "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" is set to debut on Disney+. Here's how to watch.

While we got The Acolyte earlier this year and are among the many eagerly awaiting season 2 of Andor in 2025, we now get see a genre we haven't seen yet in a Star Wars TV show—the coming-of-age tale,

Lucasfilm is on the verge of debuting its second live-action Star Wars series of the year, Skeleton Crew. Set after the events of Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi, the show follows a group of adventure-seeking kids who end up stranded in space with a starship of unknown origin and are joined on their journey home by a mysterious,

Skeleton Crew is the latest in an ever-growing library of Disney+ Star Wars shows. Following the adventures of four youngsters whose somewhat normal lives are thrown into turmoil when they get lost in the galaxy,

Skeleton Crew will debut on Disney+? This enthralling sci-fi action-drama is the latest addition to the Star Wars franchise. With Season 1 set to premiere shortly, fans are buzzing with anticipation for information regarding its release date,

Skeleton Crew will premiere with two episodes, but when does they release on Disney+? The story of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has been highly anticipated since its announcement, with the show looking to continue Lucasfilm's positive streak of small-screen projects.