Filed by the ACLU, the case claims cops violated the First Amendment by detaining a TikToker who played the song as troops marched through his city. By Bill Donahue A Washington, D.C., man who was ...

A Washington, D.C., resident who drew attention to the deployment of the National Guard in the district by playing “The Imperial March” from “Star Wars” is now suing after he was detained in what he ...

Sam O'Hara is suing D.C. for allegedly detaining him during a peaceful protest as he played the Imperial March song for National Guard members. Trump administration looking to sell nearly 200 ...

Sci-Fi Movies Director of cancelled Hunt for Ben Solo movie reveals this is the first time Disney has said no to a Star Wars film with a finished script Star Wars Movies Adam Driver got close to ...

Washington, D.C. resident Sam O’Hara filed a lawsuit after he was handcuffed and briefly detained for protesting members of the National Guard. O’Hara played “The Imperial March” from the “Star Wars” ...

The force is with the Detroit Lions in this special edition T-shirt. Fans can score a Detroit Lions Homage Unisex Star Wars x NFL tri-blend T-shirt in sizes small through 2XL for $39.99. This short ...

A man was spotted in Washington following National Guard members while playing Star Wars’ Imperial March. Footage originally uploaded by TikTok user @everybodyacriticshow captures the man walking his ...

With Star Wars finally returning to the big screen, Lucasfilm plans to explore what happened after 2019's Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. "The High Republic" initiative proved to be a let-down; the ...

WASHINGTON — A Washington resident filed a lawsuit Thursday after he was handcuffed and briefly detained last month for protesting members of the National Guard patrolling D.C. neighborhoods by ...

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Drew Struzan, the artist behind posters for “Star Wars,” “Indiana Jones,” “Back to the Future” and more, has died. He was 78. His cause of death was complications from Alzheimer’s disease, his family ...