Kiona Jones

Feb 17, 2025 | travelbinger.com | Kiona Jones

Back in the days of the original trilogy, Star Wars fans simply watched the films when they arrived in theaters or organized watch parties for the three films on VHS or laser disk. There wasn’t a question of chronological order. And sure, you could enjoy the animated Droids or Ewoks series, but they had no impact on the canon of the Galaxy far, far away. Nowadays, though, Star Wars TV shows don’t just present fun little snapshots into the adventures of characters like R2-D2 and C-3PO.

Feb 16, 2025 | wealthofgeeks.com | Kiona Jones

Back in the days of the original trilogy, Star Wars fans simply watched the films when they arrived in theaters or organized watch parties for the three films on VHS or laser disk. There wasn't a question of chronological order. And sure, you could enjoy the animated Droids or Ewoks series, but they had no impact on the canon of the Galaxy far, far away. Nowadays, though, Star Wars TV shows don’t just present fun little snapshots into the adventures of characters like R2-D2 and C-3PO.

Feb 16, 2025 | yahoo.com | Kiona Jones

Back in the days of the original trilogy, Star Wars fans simply watched the films when they arrived in theaters or organized watch parties for the three films on VHS or laser disk. There wasn't a question of chronological order. And sure, you could enjoy the animated Droids or Ewoks series, but they had no impact on the canon of the Galaxy far, far away. Nowadays, though, Star Wars TV shows don’t just present fun little snapshots into the adventures of characters like R2-D2 and C-3PO.

Sep 5, 2024 | movieweb.com | Kiona Jones

Paramount is celebrating Star Trek Day in style by giving Trekkers all over the U.S. free access to just about every Trek premiere between Sept. 7-13, 2024! Old fans will have the opportunity to re-experience their favorite moments, and anyone thinking about diving into the iconic sci-fi series can take advantage of this incredible opportunity to get acquainted with the franchise.

Sep 4, 2024 | movieweb.com | Kiona Jones

In the artistic fightback against the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI), California has passed an unprecedented law protecting deceased performers from having their likeness used without consent using AI Digital Replicas. The move comes after the state's senate cracked down on limiting any wiggle room around what consent means in these circumstances and how filmmakers are expected to address it.