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The first trailer for Loki, released during Disney's extensive investors' presentation on December 10, opens with a specific scene from Avengers: Endgame — confirming which version of the character that will be seen going forward.

During Disney's 2020 Investor Day event, webcast to the masses on Thursday, December 10, Lucasfilm head honcho Kathleen Kennedy announced that Ahsoka Tano is getting her very own spin-off series on Disney+.

In reviving Boba Fett, The Mandalorian opted to bring back the man who brought Boba's father, Jango Fett, to life in 2002's Attack of the Clones: Temuera Morrison. Turns out, Morrison has some feelings about finally returning to Star Wars after so many years.

If seeing the Comms Officer in chapter 14 of The Mandalorian gave you flashes of déjà vu, you're not just being tricked by those cumbersome hats the Empire makes its officers wear. Here's why the actress who plays her looks so familiar.

Cassian Andor news! We've got a news alert for the Disney+ Cassian Andor series here! Series star Diego Luna recently shared an exciting update about the Rouge One prequel show during an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.

As undeniably cool as it was to see Temuera Morrison done up in beskar once again as Boba Fett, it was equally rad to witness his slick ride making planetfall on Tython on the latest episode of The Mandalorian. Here's Boba's ship fully explained.

All of Pixar's films take several years to make, and during that time, stories always go through a ton of changes. The studio's latest offering, Soul, almost had a completely different plot.

One new concept introduced by The Mandalorian has been the term "foundling," which the show uses a handful of times in reference to how Din Djarin (and later, Baby Yoda) was adopted. The word may seem simple, but it actually holds great significance in regard to Mandalorian culture.

The Conjuring franchise alum Vera Farmiga has been cast in an unspecified role on Marvel's Disney+ Hawkeye series. And if you'll allow us to play devil's advocate with a little harmless conjecture, there's a pretty good chance we might know who she's playing.

Fans are theorizing about what popular Jedi — if any — will answer the call of Baby Yoda. Hypothetically, if Samuel Jackson's Mace Windu is secretly still alive, here's what he might look like in The Mandalorian.

The YouTube cooking channel Binging With Babish recently broke down how to make your very own blue macarons like the ones seen on the show, and Babish had a very special guest, The Mandalorian creator Jon Favreau, explain how the blue cookies came to exist.

In "Chapter 13: The Jedi," we are introduced to Lang, played by Michael Biehn, who wields a shotgun when facing off against Mando. While there may not appear to be much importance to Lang using a shotgun, there's significance behind it.

If you didn't notice it the first time, it's worth rewatching Sasha's character's first big fight scene. The only thing it's missing is a referee handing her a belt at the end.

Chapter 13 introduced us to Michael Biehn's Lang. If you're familiar with Biehn's filmography (or just a fan of influential Westerns), then you may have also caught a quick reference to another Biehn movie: the ultimate modern Western, Tombstone.

There were many reasons fans were excited for Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson), to appear on The Mandalorian. One of them was finally seeing a live-action version of the multi-skilled (former) Jedi easily down some enemies with her impressive fighting skills.

With just three episodes left in its second season, The Mandalorian presented one of its biggest episodes yet with Chapter 13, entitled "The Jedi." Here's what the latest episode means for the back half of The Mandalorian season 2.

The Mandalorian has spent most of its first two seasons focused on new characters, but season 2 has slowly begun to bring in a number of recognizable figures from the past, and die-hards are getting excited. Casual fans, though, might wonder: Who is Grand Admiral Thrawn?

For younger fans, this might be the first time seeing this actor, but for older audiences, Lang actor Michael Biehn is a very familiar face.

Did you notice the peculiar bird that watched over Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and Baby Yoda?

Din Djarin, The Mandalorian's titular Mandalorian bounty hunter protects both himself and the Child with a variety of durable weapons and tools.

For two episodes (so far) of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences have spent time with Captain Carson Teva, as played by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee. Lee had a long journey before landing one of his biggest roles to date on The Mandalorian, and you might have seen him at least once before.

Any Friday is a great Friday to have Disney+. As always, the streaming service has deigned to bless its subscribers with a weekend's worth of brand new entries to its ever-expanding catalogue — seven, this time around, and it's a doozy of a collection.

From stormtroopers with bumped noggins to accidental cameraman reflections in C-3PO's plating, there have always been gaffes in the world of Jar-Jar and Jedi. As eagle-eyed Star Wars fans have discovered, the latest episode of The Mandalorian keeps that tradition alive.

Following the release of The Mandalorian chapter 12, fans have been speculating about the meaning behind the experiments Dr. Pershing and his Imperial associates are carrying out. Let's dive in and discuss the possible explanations.

While Dr. Pershing's appearance may not be great for Mando and the Child, fans are excited to see the familiar face again. Outside of The Mandalorian, audiences may also recognize actor Omid Abtahi from some of his previous work.

If you were more focused on the action of the episode, you may have missed the lesson the teacher droid was giving Baby Yoda. But it's worth some unpacking, as there were a few fun references to events of Star Wars past.

The second season of Disney+'s live-action Star Wars streamer The Mandalorian continues to unfurl before our very eyes, and times continue to be perilous for Mando (Pedro Pascal) and the Child. As the story unfolded, it also has found Mando bumping into the familiar face of his episode 1 bounty.