Carrie Fisher’s home is out of this universe. Good Morning America‘s Ginger Zee took a tour of the late actress’s Hacienda-style home in Beverly Hills and captured all of the eclectic décor and personal Star Wars memorabilia that are proudly displayed in the colorful rooms. Read More: // here

Fans all over the world will now have the opportunity to own a piece of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds‘ legacy. The Profiles in History auction house announced Thursday that over 1,500 of the two late actresses’ personal artifacts will be going up for sale starting Sept. 23. The auction house also said that a portion of the proceeds will benefit The Thalians, Reynolds’ charity, as well as The Jed Foundation, an organization chosen by Fisher’s daughter, Billie Lourd. Read More: // here

The cast of Star Wars is remembering their fallen princess-turned-general. In a new cover story for Vanity Fair, the stars of the saga’s latest installment, The Last Jedi, share their fond memories of Carrie Fisher on set — along with the wise advice she gave them. As the saga’s latest female lead, Daisy Ridley recalls how the actress behind the iconic hair buns helped her deal with the expectations that come with joining the vaunted franchise. Read More: // here

The late Carrie Fisher takes center stage on one of Vanity Fair‘s four summer covers dedicated to “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” Shot by Annie Leibovitz on set of the eagerly anticipated film, the other three covers feature the rest of the movie’s main cast, including Daisy Ridley, Mark Hamill, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver, Domhnall Gleeson, Gwendoline Christie and Kelly Marie Tran. It was the last magazine cover the actress posed for. Read More: // here

The creators of Amazon’s “Catastrophe,” which stars Carrie Fisher in one of her final roles, said they were shocked by her unexpected death last year and had bigger plans for her character.
“We had no idea. I don’t think she had any idea,” series star and co-creator Rob Delaney said in an interview Thursday. Read More: // here

May the Fourth just isn’t the same without Princess Leia. This year’s celebration of the “Star Wars” holiday is the first since Carrie Fisher died last December at the age of 60. In her honor, Fisher’s daughter, actress Billie Lourd, shared a sweet throwback photo Thursday that will put a smile on any “Star Wars” fan’s face. Read More: // here

Actress Joely Fisher will share her memories of half-sister Carrie Fisher in a new memoir, Growing Up Fisher. William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins, announced Thursday that it will publish the book, subtitled Musings, Memories, and Misadventures, on Nov. 14. According to a news release, the “heartfelt book is full of untold stories and never-before-seen photos of her family and her experiences growing up in Hollywood.” Joely’s mother is Connie Stevens and her father was the late Eddie Fisher; she and Carrie had the same dad. Read More: // here

The creators of Amazon’s “Catastrophe,” which stars Carrie Fisher in one of her final roles, said they were shocked by her unexpected death last year and had bigger plans for her character. “We had no idea. I don’t think she had any idea,” series star and co-creator Rob Delaney said in an interview Thursday. Read More: // here

The force is with them. Todd Fisher, who spoke to Us Weekly at the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood on April 5, says that his family is still “heavily shaken up” following the death of beloved actresses Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher. (Reynolds passed away at age 84 in December, just one day after her daughter’s unexpected death at 60.) “We took this huge loss,” Fisher says of losing his mother and sister. “They were no small girls. They were no small change. When they left the planet. Read More: // here

Dan Aykroyd, one of the speakers honoring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds during the public memorial for the famed mother-daughter pair, was describing his friend Carrie but could just as easily been speaking of Debbie with these two words: beloved showboat. Read More: // here