“ May the Fourth be with you ” has become a common way of greeting fellow Star Wars fans during the annual celebration of the spacey franchise, May 4. What started as a grassroots celebration ...

May 4 is always a special day for fans of Star Wars and that's why on Sunday you will likely hear someone utter "May the 4th be with you." The saying comes from a line of dialogue in the 1977 film ...

The Star Wars celebration officially rocketed into hyperspace back in 1979 when Margaret Thatcher's political team published an advertisement declaring "May the Fourth Be With You" on her first ...

For Star Wars fans, May 4 is a day to celebrate the cherished cinema saga. The saying, 'May the Force be with you,' comes from the original 1977 movie that launched George Lucas' space opera.

As most fans know, the fourth day in May became Star Wars Day because of the turn of phrase, "May the force be with you," used by Jedi masters in the movies. The classic slogan was originally flip ...

The thing is, “Star Wars” films, despite being numbered 1-9, aren’t exactly straightforward. As fans know, the middle trilogy — Episodes IV, V and VI — released first.

How did it begin? The phrase “May the 4th be with you” was used by fans in the years after the first film was released in 1977, and even appeared in a British political ad in 1979 celebrating Margaret ...

If you're near Pensacola, Star Wars Week runs from April 30 through May 4 in the downtown area and features trivia, parties, Mandalorian pinball, games, the Kessel Pub Run, and a search for baby Yoda.

LOS ANGELES -- It's time to feel the force! May 4 (May the Fourth) is celebrated as Star Wars Day, originating as a clever pun for the franchise's iconic phrase "May the force be with you." Fans ...

It’s Star Wars Day, which means it’s the perfect time to introduce someone to the franchise that perhaps hasn’t seen the films yet. The thing is, “Star Wars” films, despite being ...