T hese days, the idea of a Star Wars TV series is old news. In lieu of any big-screen outings for the franchise since the widely panned "Rise of Skywalker" in 2019, the last five-

Star Wars creator George Lucas had the perfect logic for including one character in The Clone Wars who emerged as a fan-favorite.

Star Wars wouldn't exist without the skill and imagination of George Lucas, but even he wasn't immune to making mistakes when he ran the franchise.

LucasArts gave them a title, but no story direction. The studio thought of creating a game that would tell the story of Darth Maul’s origins, from the time Darth Sidious took him in as an apprentice at the age of 12 to his “death” in “Episode I”.

Disney bought the rights to George Lucas' empire for $4.05 billion on October 30, 2012, changing "Star Wars" forever. Though there have been huge successes, Lucas' art has left a lasting impression. Back before he sold the rights,

Did you know George Lucas made a secret cameo in The Phantom Menace? Discover the hidden moment that most fans missed and explore how the creator of Star Wars subtly appeared in his own galaxy far, far away.