For the first time in the Disney era, Andor (and retroactively Rogue One) feels like it has added something significant to the Star Wars canon and our cultural zeitgeist.

The second and final season of "Andor" offers political commentary on fascism and resistance through detailed production and airtight performances.

Season two of Tony Gilroy’s “Andor” is marked by an attention to detail and reality unlike any other Star Wars series.

"I paid rigorous attention to the canon that I’m supposed to pay attention to. I’ve ignored the canon that I’m allowed to ...

As a longtime Star Wars fan, Adria Arjona is still in awe of her role in “Andor.” The “Rogue One” prequel series may be named ...

Andor Season 2 came to an end a month ago today, but that doesn't mean we're done talking to the architect behind the ...

Andor Season 2 was as equally committed as Season 1 to telling the pulse-pounding, tragic, hopeful, messy, human story of what rebellion against government overreach really looks like. Sometimes it’s ...

A Star Wars Story features Darth Vader's best canon moment, which helps him get revenge for his death in Legends.

Key Takeaways Disney+ offers a comprehensive Star Wars experience with iconic films and shows, including The Mandalorian and ...

To be sure, Tony Gilroy understood what came along with all that money. He admitted that he made his decisions about what to ...

Andor has always been different from many other Star Wars projects in several ways, and one tiny moment from season 2, ...

Pulling its strength from a deep roster of rich, developed characters and perfectly intertwined stories, season two works as a masterful transition into the 2016 film "Rogue One." Cassian Andor (Diego ...