The Clone Wars may be over, but a new animated chapter of Star Wars storytelling has just been announced as "the Bad Batch" are getting their own Disney+ series.

One of the most beloved Star Wars characters outside of the movies could finally be making the jump to live-action and portrayed by the very actress fans have been asking for for years.

Disney takes a lot of criticism for its handling of its lucrative Star Wars business. Not everyone feels that way with some people genuinely liking that new direction.

The long-awaited final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars is almost here (well, at least for the lucky few with Disney+) and it's looking every bit as epic as we had hoped!

Before the Galactic Empire came to power. Before the galaxy was torn apart by planet-destroying superweapons and a Rebel Alliance that was outgunned in every system that a flag of resistance was raised in response, there was an Old Republic. A collection of allied systems, whose greatest defenders in its dying days were a million soldiers with the same face. …

Ahead of Star Wars Celebration this weekend, Disney has pulled back the curtain on their upcoming streaming service, revealing the Q3 release date, extremely competitive price, and very appealing content library.

Disney is pulling back the curtain on their upcoming streaming service, which will be officially named Disney+ and deliberately not follow Netflix's model of content presentation. Content that includes a second live-action Star Wars series based on Rogue One, a TV series reimagining of High Fidelity and much more.

Disney is pulling out all the stops for their upcoming video streaming service, and that includes a rather hefty price tag for their flagship Star Wars live-action series. A series which may just be taking us to an iconic corner of the Star Wars galaxy we've only ever seen in animated form.