"May the 4th be with you" is a play on words referencing "May the Force be with you," a common saying among Jedi and believers in the Force within Star Wars. The phrase was first spoken by General Jan ...

Every year on May 4th, fans across the galaxy come together to celebrate Star Wars Day, a day dedicated to the epic space saga that’s been stealing hearts since 1977. Why May 4th? It’s a fun play on ...

Disney is marking the day with the launch of new Star Wars merchandise, ranging from lightsaber sets to jewelry, as well as a ...

In honor of Star Wars Day, the White House posted an AI picture of President Trump holding a red lightsaber while wearing a Jedi robe and donning a ripped physique.

President Donald Trump and multiple federal agencies marked Star Wars Day on Saturday with posts that mixed galactic imagery ...

May the 4th is always a special day for fans of Star Wars and that's why on Sunday you will likely hear someone utter "May the 4th be with you." The saying comes from a line of dialogue in the ...

All across the galaxy, Jedi and Siths are celebrating "Star Wars" Day. Here's what it is, how the unofficial holiday came to be and what to say if someone says, "May the fourth be with you." ...

It didn’t begin a long time ago or in a galaxy far far away, but every May 4 it feels like images, memes and promotional deals involving “Star Wars” have an inescapable gravity.May 4 — or ...

Star Wars Day was created by fans as a sly nod to one of the films' most popular catchphrases, “May the force be with you.” Get it? Good, now May the 4th be with you too. It's not an official ...