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Everything We Know About The New Live-Action Star Wars Trilogy

From StarWars.com, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kenendy announced on April 7 that three new live-action movies set in the galaxy far, far away will be hitting theaters soon. The installments of this new Star Wars trilogy will be directed by James Mangold, Dave Filoni, and Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.

Kennedy said during her announcement:

“As you can see by all the television we’ve been doing, we’re exploring a lot of different storylines. This really spawns from what George Lucas said years ago, that he created Star Wars to move forward and backward along a mythological timeline. Now we’re looking to broaden that timeline, building a rich future, expanding upon the present, going deep into the past to tell our stories, and we’re thrilled to be working with some of the best and most passionate filmmakers on projects that will span the past, the present, and the future.”

So who are these three directors? James Mangold and Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy are newcomers to Star Wars, but not to Disney. Mangold directed the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, and Obaid-Chinoy co-directed the Ms. Marvel series.

Dave Filoni, on the other hand, is a veteran Star Wars director. He’s played a huge part in projects such as The Mandalorian, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and the Ahsoka series. His Star Wars film will revolve around the New Republic, tying up storylines that have been set in motion by various Disney+ series such as The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.

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Mangold’s film will explore the Jedi’s origins, and Obaid-Chinoy’s project will take place after Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker (the most recent live-action movie set in the universe). Obaid-Chinoy’s movie will also feature the return of Daisy Ridley’s Rey as her character builds a new Jedi Order.

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Ready for more Star Wars? There’s no need to wait! Open now in NYC, The Empire Strips Back is a burlesque parody featuring characters like C-3PO, Princess Leia, Jabba the Hutt, and more. With funny skits and steamy dance routines, the show will get you good and ready to return to the galaxy far, far away.

See more: Learn more about The Empire Strips back’s galaxy of steamy Stormtroopers and jaw-dropping Jedi here!

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21 photos of crazy Easter bonnets from the Easter Parade & Bonnet Festival

21 photos of crazy Easter bonnets from the Easter Parade & Bonnet Festival

New Yorkers spill out on Fifth Avenue each Easter Sunday to don their most incredible hats. Trimmed with ribbons and bows, flowers and feathers and sometimes unusual materials, these bonnets are a sight to behold.

The Annual Easter Parade & Bonnet Festival is a tradition that has been alive since the 1870s, and even took place in 2020 when it went virtual.

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Every year, we are impressed with the sheer talent and creativity our neighbors display on top of their heads. Below, we’ve rounded up 21 of the most incredible getups, from literal takes on Easter with bunnies and eggs to more thematic and metaphorical ones.

Enjoy this feast for the eyes. 

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