Calling all Star Wars fans! The teaser trailer for the second season of arguably the best Star Wars TV show, Andor has finally landed. The action-packed glimpse into the next chapter of the series ...

The uprising against the Empire is led by Stellan Skarsgård's Luthen Rael and Senator Mon Mothma, played by Genevieve O'Reilly. By “Star Wars” standards, season 1 of “Andor” was decidedly ...

Some of the characters from season one, like Luthen Rael and Mon Mothma, are also set to return for the final season. Dedra Meero, the ruthless ISB officer, is persistent in pursuing insurgents. Syril ...

Joining him once more are Stellan Skarsgård as Luthen Rael, and Genevieve O’Reilly as Senator Mon Mothma. Benjamin Bratt is said to join the series in an undisclosed role. Rogue One actor ...

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When one thinks of the defining TV performances of the past 25 or so years, what comes to mind? For Variety staffers, some of the answers included a teacher-turned-drug kingpin, spies working both ...

Participating artists in the 2025 edition hail from across the globe and include Sanford Biggers, Ronald Rael, Jose Dávila, Agnes Denes, Cannupa Hanska Luger, Raphael Hefti, Kimsooja, Kapwani ...

"As Rael teaches, 'Beneath our skin ... created by an advanced extraterrestrial civilization known as the Elohim.

Rael’s mind was on an over drive and she knew she was about to get an anxiety attack. The thought that she needed to confront her sister, who hated her, over an issue she had been blind to for so long ...

The series promises to delve into the IRM’s origins, sparked by Rael’s encounter on December 13, 1973, with the Elohim’s leading representative. This civilization, advanced in genetic engineering, is ...

When architects Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello (who work together as Rael San Fratello) became interested in 3-D printing, the technology was too expensive for them to use, so they hacked ...