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2 weeks ago | starwarsnewsnet.com | Miguel Fernández

Disney is making big changes to its upcoming schedule. And though no Star Wars movie has been directly named in the announcement, they have effectively confirmed that the untitled project they wanted to release in December 2027 will no longer be on the calendar. The biggest piece of news to come out of the announcement, and also what affects Star Wars the most, is the delay of the next two Avengers movies. Doomsday, previously dated for early May 2026, will now bow on December 18, 2026.

2 weeks ago | starwarsnewsnet.com | Miguel Fernández

Nielsen has revealed the streaming numbers for the first week Andor Season 2 was available on Disney Plus. The show hit 721M minutes viewed between April 21-27, an all-time weekly high for the series, Deadline reported. The statistic might be slightly biased, though, as during Season 1 there was only one week where three episodes were released.

2 weeks ago | starwarsnewsnet.com | Miguel Fernández

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, the museum founded by George Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, laid off 15 full-time employees last week, the Los Angeles Times reported, including people from the education and public programming team. Moreover, seven part-time, on-call employees had their roles “eliminated”, the paper added. The layoffs amount to 14% of the staff. The scene, which took place last Thursday morning, was described as “shocking and chaotic” by two sources to the LA Times.

2 weeks ago | starwarsnewsnet.com | Miguel Fernández

Happy Sunday all, and welcome to a new edition of “This Week, In a Galaxy Far, Far Away“, coming to you with a (glowing) review of Andor Season 2 in full. I had to skip last week for a semi-good reason: I had not watched Andor Season 2 yet. And since I was aware that episodes 7-9 were massive and there was no way I could write anything about the week that didn’t involve them, I decided to take the week off.

2 weeks ago | starwarsnewsnet.com | Jay Goodearl

Entertainment Weekly has published a new interview with Benjamin Bratt about what it was like taking over the role of Bail Organa from Jimmy Smits, his interactions with series creator Tony Gilroy, and the possibility of returning for the role. Bratt first appeared in the sixth episode of the second season of Andor, and had a slightly larger role in the second half of the season. Smits was unavailable to reprise the role.