
Jade Fabello
Freelance Writer at Freelance
I write "I love words and you." Austin-based freelance writer. IG:@jade__fab. Words in @TexasMonthly @Thrillist @Austin_Monthly Get writing advice↓
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1 week ago |
starwars.com | Jade Fabello
The actor who voices and performs the movements for the towering Imperial droid has a theory that, in his reprogrammed mind, Cassian Andor is basically K-2's dad. After the terrifying Ghorman Massacre that unleashed the full might of the Empire’s KX droids, K-2SO, the fan-favorite reprogrammed Imperial droid, made his proper return to the screen inAndor Season 2, episode 9. It has been a full decade since actor Alan Tudyk first said hello to the character during the filming of Rogue One.
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1 month ago |
starwars.com | Jade Fabello
Inventive DesignGeneral Grievous is the product of George Lucas tasking the Lucasfilm art team at Skywalker Ranch to create a scary and iconic new droid general for the third episode. The team presented many concepts for Lucas to review, including more hulking synthetic creatures, a child-like being in a floating chair, and an elongated head with wire-like tentacles.
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2 months ago |
starwars.com | Jade Fabello
The actor recently sat down to celebrate the film’s anniversary and return to theaters! When Hayden Christensen received the call that he had first been cast as the pivotal Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, he walked into his living room with a look of disbelief. His roommate, who knew that he was waiting on the call, could tell by his smile that he had good news.
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2 months ago |
starwars.com | Jade Fabello
Costume designer Michael Wilkinson returns to the Star Wars galaxy with insights on dressing Cassian Andor, Mon Mothma, and more. The second season of Andor, which premiered this week on Disney+, continues to tell deeply human stories with gripping portrayals of the political clash between the growing rebellion and the Imperial regime.
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Mar 13, 2025 |
ilovewordsandyou.substack.com | Jade Fabello |Lyle McKeany
I once heard a joke on a storytelling podcast that, at some point, you reach an age where you stop hating all of your past work. That point, however, is, unfortunately, when you realize that all of your best work is already behind you. It’s a great gag. But I can not relate. Every time I read my old stuff, I correctly think, “Man, this nigga is spittin’.” And when I think about my future stuff, it’s, “Hell yeah. That guy?
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