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New Jersey Named One of America’s Most Star Wars-Obsessed States Ahead of May the Fourth
New Jersey Enters Top 10 Star Wars-Obsessed States New Jersey has ranked No. 10 among the most Star Wars-obsessed states in the U.S., according to new search data released ahead of May the Fourth 2026. The study recorded more than 42,000 Star Wars-related searches in New Jersey during a recent 24-hour period, showing that the force remains strong across the Garden State. Prequel Trilogy Leads Fan Interest The data suggests Ne
New Jersey Named One of America’s Most Star Wars-Obsessed States Ahead of May the Fourth
New Jersey Enters Top 10 Star Wars-Obsessed States New Jersey has ranked No. 10 among the most Star Wars-obsessed states in the U.S., according to new search data released ahead of May the Fourth 2026. The study recorded more than 42,000 Star Wars-related searches in New Jersey during a recent 24-hour period, showing that the force remains strong across the Garden State. Prequel Trilogy Leads Fan Interest The data suggests Ne
Star Wars Day: how “May the Fourth” became a global fan tradition
Star Wars Day, observed on May 4, is a global fan-driven celebration inspired by the famous line from Star Wars, “May the Force be with you.” The phrase sounds similar to “May the Fourth be with you,” which is why fans chose this date. Today, May 4 represents a worldwide celebration of storytelling, imagination, and the lasting popularity of the Star Wars universe. The origin of this tradition dates back to 1979, when a British newspaper used the phrase “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie” to congratulate Margaret Thatcher after she became Prime Minister. At the time, it was simply a witty headline. However, as Star Wars gained a massive global following, fans recognized the clever connection and began using it to mark the day. Over time, the celebration grew organically without any official planning. Fans across different countries started sharing content, organizing events, and rewatching Star Wars movies. What began as a small idea eventually gained global attention. Recognizing its popularity, Lucasfilm and later The Walt Disney Company joined in to support and promote the celebration. Today, May 4 is celebrated with great enthusiasm worldwide. Fans dress up as their favorite characters, participate in themed events, and revisit iconic moments from the films. Theme parks host special activities, and online platforms see a surge in discussions, quizzes, and fan creations. In a notable moment, astronauts aboard the International Space Station even celebrated by watching Star Wars while orbiting Earth. What keeps Star Wars Day popular every year? The continued success of Star Wars Day lies in its ability to bring people together. New generations discover the story, while longtime fans relive their favorite memories. The celebration also extends to May 5, known as “Revenge of the Fifth,” inspired by Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, where attention shifts to darker characters. Star Wars Day stands out because it was created by fans, not institutions. Its growth reflects the power of shared passion and creativity. What started as a simple play on words has evolved into a global cultural event that continues to thrive year after year.
Star Wars Day: how “May the Fourth” became a global fan tradition
Star Wars Day, observed on May 4, is a global fan-driven celebration inspired by the famous line from Star Wars, “May the Force be with you.” The phrase sounds similar to “May the Fourth be with you,” which is why fans chose this date. Today, May 4 represents a worldwide celebration of storytelling, imagination, and the lasting popularity of the Star Wars universe. The origin of this tradition dates back to 1979, when a British newspaper used the phrase “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie” to congratulate Margaret Thatcher after she became Prime Minister. At the time, it was simply a witty headline. However, as Star Wars gained a massive global following, fans recognized the clever connection and began using it to mark the day. Over time, the celebration grew organically without any official planning. Fans across different countries started sharing content, organizing events, and rewatching Star Wars movies. What began as a small idea eventually gained global attention. Recognizing its popularity, Lucasfilm and later The Walt Disney Company joined in to support and promote the celebration. Today, May 4 is celebrated with great enthusiasm worldwide. Fans dress up as their favorite characters, participate in themed events, and revisit iconic moments from the films. Theme parks host special activities, and online platforms see a surge in discussions, quizzes, and fan creations. In a notable moment, astronauts aboard the International Space Station even celebrated by watching Star Wars while orbiting Earth. What keeps Star Wars Day popular every year? The continued success of Star Wars Day lies in its ability to bring people together. New generations discover the story, while longtime fans relive their favorite memories. The celebration also extends to May 5, known as “Revenge of the Fifth,” inspired by Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, where attention shifts to darker characters. Star Wars Day stands out because it was created by fans, not institutions. Its growth reflects the power of shared passion and creativity. What started as a simple play on words has evolved into a global cultural event that continues to thrive year after year.
Legendary movie poster artist Drew Struzan dies at 78
Drew Struzan, the legendary illustrator whose movie posters helped define the visual identity of Hollywood blockbusters for over four decades, died on October 13, 2025, at the age of 78. The celebrated artist had been battling Alzheimer’s disease for several years. News of his passing was shared on his official Instagram account, where his family expressed gratitude to fans who had supported his work throughout his life. “It is with a heavy heart that I must tell you that Drew S
Legendary movie poster artist Drew Struzan dies at 78
Drew Struzan, the legendary illustrator whose movie posters helped define the visual identity of Hollywood blockbusters for over four decades, died on October 13, 2025, at the age of 78. The celebrated artist had been battling Alzheimer’s disease for several years. News of his passing was shared on his official Instagram account, where his family expressed gratitude to fans who had supported his work throughout his life. “It is with a heavy heart that I must tell you that Drew S
Lego unveils record breaking Star Wars Death Star set with 9000 pieces and 38 figures
Lego has made a major announcement that is set to excite collectors and Star Wars fans around the world. The company revealed it will release its largest and most expensive building set ever, designed around the iconic Star Wars Death Star. This upcoming release will not only break records in terms of size and price but also offer fans one of the most detailed and immersive Lego experiences to date. The new Death Star Lego set is expected to retail for nearly $1,000, making it the m
Lego unveils record breaking Star Wars Death Star set with 9000 pieces and 38 figures
Lego has made a major announcement that is set to excite collectors and Star Wars fans around the world. The company revealed it will release its largest and most expensive building set ever, designed around the iconic Star Wars Death Star. This upcoming release will not only break records in terms of size and price but also offer fans one of the most detailed and immersive Lego experiences to date. The new Death Star Lego set is expected to retail for nearly $1,000, making it the m









