Rooks is an SEO strategist, copywriter, and content editor who occasionally masquerades as a designer, photographer, brewer, or cook. A lifelong Star Wars geek, his earliest memories are playing with Kenner action figures while watching the Original Trilogy on VHS. Aside from keeping up with the latest Star Wars content, he enjoys living out his own Star Wars story at Galaxy's Edge East. Rooks is passionate about cooking and loves discussing and occasionally writing about food, beer, and cocktails. Never far from his emotional support laptop, you can often find him hammering out words at local coffee shops or breweries around Orlando. His other interests include starting a new hobby every week, watching old Columbo episodes, and avoiding folding the laundry. Aside from Star Wars, his fandoms include the MCU, Harry Potter, Battlestar Galactica, and the Lord of the Rings.
The new Disney+ Star Wars series Andor takes place in 5 BBY, five years before Rogue One. A prequel to the film, the series focuses on Cassian Andor during his early days with the Rebellion. Here is where Andor fits in the Star Wars timeline, plus what you need to know before you start watching.
During the Clone Wars, there were approximately 10,000 Jedi. However, only 54 survived Order 66. Several turned to the dark side, others were killed by the Inquisitors, while others survived to the Galactic Civil War or even the New Republic Era. Here are the Jedi who survived Order 66 and what happened to them.
Are you confused by the Inquisitors in Obi-Wan Kenobi? There are 14 Inquisitors hunting down Jedi that survived Order 66. Our list of Star Wars Inquisitors explains who they are and what happens to each of them.
Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld explores two timelines: Asajj Ventress’ resurrection after Order 66 and Cad Bane’s rise decades earlier. Spanning from approximately 58 BBY to 16 BBY, the six-episode anthology fills in key gaps in canon, tracing redemption, revenge, and survival in the galaxy’s darkest corners.
Enjoy the flavors of the May the Fourth Celebration at home with our copycat Sliced Eopie Wrap recipe. Make with tender pork, spicy capicola ham, and spiced broccoli rabe, it’s the perfect treat anytime you need a trip to a galaxy far, far away.
The Bail Organa recast in Andor Season 2 surprised fans, with Benjamin Bratt taking over for longtime actor Jimmy Smits. The change wasn’t due to controversy or death, but simply scheduling conflicts. Instead of CGI, Andor Creator Tony Gilroy and Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy opted for a fresh performance.
A pun on may the Force be with you, May the Fourth is arguably the most popular celebration within the Star Wars fandom. What started as an unofficial fan holiday is now celebrated by Lucasfilm and the Disney Parks. Here is everything you need to know about celebrating Star Wars Day.
Many Star Wars fans are questioning Dedra Meero’s age after a surprising line in Season Two. As the icy ISB Supervisor and a key antagonist in Andor, her age has become a source of speculation — and potential controversy. Let’s dissect that quote to figure out how old she is in Andor.
Every beer, wine, cider, and seltzer served at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is custom made and exvlsuive to the Disney Parks. From who makes the Star Wars beers to their origins within the Star Wars universe, here is everything you need to know about the beers and wines available at Oga’s Cantina.
Ahsoka Tano Day is the fan celebration of the beloved Star Wars character. Ahsoka Day is celebrated annually on January 29th to honor her legacy and recognize her impact on the Star Wars universe. Here is everything you need to know about how and when to celebrate Ahsoka Tano Day.
