It happens about 25 minutes into A New Hope. Luke—now just a scrappy farmhand on a dusty sand planet—begs his Uncle Owen to let him leave Tatooine and join his friends at the Rebel flight academy.

One of the most eerily alien images in the Star Wars saga involves neither light sabres nor Tie fighters – it’s a simple shot of Luke Skywalker watching a binary sunset on his homeworld, Tatooine.

Do you want to watch one of the most gorgeous scenes from the original Star Wars movie? Well, you’re in luck. YouTube user BB-8 Awakens has recreated the iconic binary sunset scene on Tatooine from A ...

Relive the most iconic moments of Luke Skywalker's journey, from the binary sunset to confronting Darth Vader and more in the Star Wars Universe (Image via Lucasfilm) The Star Wars franchise has ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

In the second of two “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” reviews, we witness the chilling end of the Siege of Mandalore arc and say our goodbyes to the Skywalker Saga. Right away, “Old Friends Not Forgotten” ...

Before leaving Star Wars to return to New York, New York—Scorsese had called, needing her because her replacement editor had passed away—Marcia made one last contribution which, arguably, completed ...

Star Wars has always been compelling in the visual medium, from heart-pounding battles to high-speed chase scenes through a busy city. As much as we love the scope of an intergalactic struggle, the ...