Festival is getting a special drop of songs for the start of Star Wars season. ... "Lapti Nek," meanwhile, is the song played by the blue elephant man Max Rebo and his band in Return of the Jedi.

We are vehemently against any of the original Star Wars films ever getting a live-action remake. We legit curse the very notion in fact. But this actually makes us want an animated redo of some kind.

A TikTok video has gone viral after a woman shared the heartwarming moment her husband realized she was walking down the aisle to his beloved Star Wars theme, "Across the Stars.". The video ...

Andor Season 2 is the rare Star Wars show that uses Easter eggs and callbacks to pull Disney+ audiences deeper in the universe’s lore. Case in point: the major return of a Season 1 musical theme ...

"The Acolyte" lead Amandla Stenberg released a song that criticized racist "Star Wars" fans. It comes after a wave of online abuse and harassment surrounding the show.

The Smithsonian last week debuted its long-in-the-works Entertainment Nation, an entire wing at the National Museum of American History devoted, for the first time, to pop culture.

When the ACL Fest gates open — noon on Fridays, 11 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays —hordes of music fans will flood the Great Lawn in Zilker Park.

The song in the video, "Rey's Theme," was written by John Williams for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and was performed by Gillis aboard the Polaris Dawn mission's Crew Dragon spacecraft.

Arriving today on Disney+ is LEGO Star Wars Summer Vacation, an animated and hilarious adventure featuring beloved characters from a galaxy far, far away, and if the debut of the new special isn ...

"Niamos," the Star Wars: Andor Dance Song, Explained . The song playing at the end of Andor Season 2, Episode 3 is actually a remix of a similar dance song from Season 1, called "Niamos!" ...

The first episode of Ahsoka, the new Star Wars series starring Rosario Dawson on Disney+, features a new song sung by Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties.The hard-rockin’ “Igyah Kah” appears ...