May 4, or, "May the 4th Be With You," marks a celebration of all things Star Wars. Oddly enough, the origins of "May the 4th Be With You" are tied to the 1979 election of Britain's Margaret Thatcher.

May 4 - or May the 4th, as fans say - has evolved over the years into Star Wars Day, an informal holiday celebrating the space epic and its surrounding franchise.

May 4 — or May the 4th, as fans say — has evolved over the years into Star Wars Day, an informal holiday celebrating the space epic and its surrounding franchise.

May 4, or, "May the 4th Be With You," marks a celebration of all things Star Wars. Oddly enough, the origins of "May the 4th Be With You" are tied to the 1979 election of Britain's Margaret Thatcher.

May 4 — or May the 4th, as fans say — has evolved over the years into Star Wars Day, an informal holiday celebrating the space epic and its surrounding franchise.

May 4 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 1977 film ...

Sunday is "Star Wars" Day, the unofficial celebration of the beloved space opera that falls every year on May 4. It's no accident that "Star Wars" Day is celebrated that day.

On May the 4th, we recommend watching Star Wars: ... This May 4, though, I’d recommend watching Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Almost undoubtedly the most controversial entry in the saga, ...

May 4, or, "May the 4th Be With You," marks a celebration of all things Star Wars. Oddly enough, the origins of "May the 4th Be With You" are tied to the 1979 election of Britain's Margaret Thatcher.

May 4, or, "May the 4th Be With You," marks a celebration of all things Star Wars. Oddly enough, the origins of "May the 4th Be With You" are tied to the 1979 election of Britain's Margaret Thatcher.

May 4 — or May the 4th, as fans say — has evolved over the years into Star Wars Day, an informal holiday celebrating the space epic and its surrounding franchise.