Tony Gilroy deliberately avoided featuring Jyn Erso in Andor, prioritizing originality and a distinct narrative.

Tony Gilroy ended Andor after just two seasons for a crucial reason that other Star Wars shows seem to have ignored.

Gilroy did briefly consider bringing more Rogue One characters in—Danny Mays’ Tivic the informant, for instance, who’s killed ...

Just before the credits roll in the Andor finale, Tony Gilroy and company delivered one last gut punch to our boy Cassian: ...

Jessica Simpson returned to television screens following a 15-year absence. Simpson, 44, performed during the Sunday, May 18, ...

SPOILER ALERT: The following interview contains spoilers about tonight’s Season 2 finale of Disney+’s Andor.

Tony Gilroy, the showrunner of Andor, has recently opened up about what it was like to miraculously save an underrated Star ...

As Andor wrapped up its second season, fans might’ve expected one more big connection to Rogue One with a surprise appearance ...

"Andor" creator Tony Gilroy explains the series finale, including his thinking behind the final image, his future with "Star ...

Andor creator Tony Gilroy has explained why Mon Mothma's iconic anti-Empire speech naming Emperor Palpatine as being behind ...

Foo Fighters have effectively cut ties with Josh Freese, the superstar drummer they enlisted to join the band following the ...

As 'Andor' comes to a close, star Diego Luna and creator Tony Gilroy talk in-depth about how they revolutionized 'Star Wars' ...