Arguably the most important, game-changing event in the history of Star Wars storytelling happened 10 years ago today. On April 25, 2014, Lucasfilm announced that the Star Wars Expanded Universe was being pushed aside.
When we first met General Grievous 20 years ago this month in Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars microseries, it gave him an
Edit Kermit the Frog singing “Rainbow Connection” over almost anything and people are going to get emotional.
Disney CEO Bob Iger recently revealed that the company’s theme-park expansion plans include both land and IP—and along with that, there are plenty of rides with lore yet to be explored further.
As some of our all-time legends get up there in years, if you have a chance to see them, you should because you don’t know when, or if, you’ll get the chance again.
This morning we got our latest look at Deadpool & Wolverine, and while it doesn’t give as much about the film’s premise away as
When Disney bought 20th Century Fox, it seemed inevitable that the company would find a way to get Marvel to crossover with the Alien or Predator.
Nearly four years ago, we learned Disney was hoping to get a movie about its Space Mountain ride off the ground and into theaters.
As the year 2000 approached, pop culture channelled its millennial unease into science fiction.