You needn't be a Canto Bight high roller to look good in the galaxy far, far away — at least not on May the 4th, when Citizen is slashing 10% off the price of its existing line of premium ...

On May 4th, 5th and 6th, social media will be inundated with Star Wars memes, May the 4th Be With You memes and Revenge of the Fifth (or Sixth) memes. (It’s also very likely that there are ...

May 4th isn’t just another day on the calendar. It’s actually an out-of-this-world holiday. The day is a tribute to “Star Wars,” and the famous saying “May the Force Be With You,” used ...

It read, "May The Fourth Be With You, Maggie. Congratulations.” In 1979, the Conservative Party ran an ad in The London Evening News that read, “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie.

"May the Force be with you" is a saying that, excuse the pun, flows through the Star Wars movies, TV series, books and comics. It's a saying used by Jedi Knights such as Obi-Wan Kenobi referencing ...

The force will be with you, always, but it’s especially strong today. Star Wars Day is upon us once more, and “May the 4th Be With You” began trending almost immediately on Tuesday.

Celebrations How to respond to ‘May the fourth be with you’ On Star Wars Day, which is celebrated on May 4th, fans often greet each other with the phrase “May the fourth be with you.” ...

Whether you’re part of the Rebel Legion, a serious collector, or just a casual fan, here are the best May the 4th Star Wars merch to pick up during 2025’s celebration.

The origins of “May the 4th be with you,” also known to fans as Star Wars Day, have been tied to Britain’s 1979 election of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

May 4th is Stars Wars Day. Here’s how to respond if someone says “May the fourth be with you” – and how the unofficial holiday came to be.

May the Fourth Be With You 5K. Maybe you're more into athletics than music. If that's the case, then the May the Fourth Be With You 5K run on Sunday at the Arizona Boardwalk/Odysea Aquarium on the ...

It read, "May The Fourth Be With You, Maggie. Congratulations.” In 1979, the Conservative Party ran an ad in The London Evening News that read, “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie.