Star Wars fans are debating a commonly criticized plot hole, which may not actually be a plot hole after all.

The Death Star Sabotage event will begin at 2 p.m ET (11 a.m PT) on Saturday, June 7, 2025. However, Fortnite events like these have some strict rules that both new and returning players should know.

It's not easy working out how to watch the Star Wars movies in order. For one thing, there are just so many movies and shows making up the galaxy far, far away that it can be hard to keep track. For ...

Star Wars TV Shows After the Andor season 2 finale, Star Wars fans are calculating how long the Death Star was actually fully operational – and it was probably only a matter of days ...

Fortnite's Death Star Sabotage live event will take place on Saturday, June 7 at 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT. It will be its own separate mode in the Discover pane, and will be available to join two hours ...

Fortnite's "Death Star Sabotage" live event concludes the "Star Wars" Galactic Battle season. Players can participate via gaming devices, mobile apps, or cloud streaming services. Prepare for a ...

We know so much about the theft of its plans, and its final destruction over the Yavin system—but building the Death Star was a project decades in the making.

The Death Star has been hoovering over the Fortnite island all season - now it will be time for gamers to take it out. The event will take place at 2 p.m. ET on Saturday, June 7.

Fortnite has just wrapped up its latest explosive live event, detonating the Death Star looming over the Island and welcoming DC Comics hero Superman in the process. Tonight's event, Death Star ...

Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in 'Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope'; Diego Luna as Cassian Andor on 'Andor'; Daisy Ridley as Rey in 'Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker' The Star ...

George Lucas to appear at San Diego Comic-Con for first time ever, even though 'Star Wars' itself was integral to putting Comic-Con on the map.

Destroying the Death Star — the Empire’s space station and superweapon in George Lucas’s “Star Wars” — was a signature moment for the visual effects artist Bruce Logan.