The painting that introduced the movie “Star Wars” to the world nearly 50 years ago sold at auction for $3.875 million.

The Star Wars saga has its fair share of peaks and valleys, as evidenced by the wildly uneven ratings of each of the twelve major movies on IMDb.

Earlier this year, a Technicolor print of the film screened at the British Film Institute’s Film on Film Festival. It was the first time the original theatrical cut had screened publicly since 1978. Two years from now,

Thanks to artificial intelligence, we know what the "Star Wars" universe would look like if the galaxy far, far away was actually somewhere in the deep South.

Here are all 11 Star Wars movies ranked worst to best. Beware that spoilers follow. Here we go. We love Star Wars. But part of Star Wars is loving and defending your version of Star Wars — and defending it again versions of the saga that feels like cash-ins, or otherwise unworthy of the legacy.

Between 2019 and the present, we had a steady stream of new Star Wars TV shows; going by ScreenCrush‘s count, that comes to 32.7 episodes a year. That’s particularly impressive when you bear in mind that live-action productions were disrupted badly by the pandemic.

An original painting for the 1977 film, "Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope," sold Wednesday at Heritage Auctions for $3,875,000. Bidding began at $1 million.

The Greater Cleveland Film Commission is inviting Clevelanders to a galaxy far, far away — sort of — for two events in January. Hollywood producer, production manager and second-unit director David Lester will headline the GCFC’s annual Behind the Camera gala on Friday,