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This is why Star Wars fans celebrate May 4th every year

Why is May 4 Star Wars Day? What to know about the unofficial holiday

On May 4, commonly used farewell-language such as, "goodbye," "see you later" or "good luck," is widely replaced with "May the Fourth be with you" — a cheeky nod to the unofficial international holida...

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This is why Star Wars fans celebrate May the Fourth every year

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May the Fourth: 6 upcoming projects in the 'Star Wars' universe

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'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Sneak Peeks Hit Theaters and Disney Plus on Star Wars Day

On May the Fourth, Star Wars fans have multiple ways to preview the upcoming film.

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May the 4th Be With You: Star Wars fans gather for annual celebration

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Star Wars Celebrates May the 4th With Touching Mandalorian and Grogu Video

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A Closer Look at Casio's New Star Wars G-Shock Watches

Even better, each watch is inspired by one of the two titular characters in its look, with one reflecting the metallic design of the Mando's Beskar-steel armor and the other mirroring Grogu's green sk...

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The Mandalorian & Grogu Rotten Tomatoes Predictions Might Show a Brighter Future for Star Wars

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May the Fourth be with you: How to celebrate Star Wars Day

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Star Wars order confusion? We’ve got you covered for May 4

This guide provides a chronological order to watch the Star Wars movies, starting with Episode I - The Phantom Menace and ending with Episode VI - Return of the Jedi.

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May the 4th - Where to watch the entire Star Wars collection to celebrate

It's May the 4th and your favorite Star Wars heroes and villains are taking over Disney+ in celebration of Star Wars Day.

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Surprise: A Lot of People Streamed ‘Star Wars’ for May 4 Last Year

Andor' was the top title in 2025 amid its acclaimed second season—followed by some surprising and not-so-surprising movie choices.

Star Wars 'Mandalorian' will be first film in seven years: A timeline

"The Mandalorian and Grogu" May 22 will be the first theatrical release tied to the Star Wars franchise since 2019's "The Rise of Skywalker."

Nobody is watching the Star Wars sequel trilogy — and that's a problem

Happy Star Wars Day to all who celebrate! If you're a fan of the original trilogy, the prequels, or even some of the spinoff shows like Andor or The Clone Wars, you've got plenty to celebrate. But one group that apparently isn't celebrating this May 4?