It was a painful loss for movie fans when actress and screenwriter Carrie Fisher and her mother, Oscar-nominated actress Debbie Reynolds, passed away within hours of one another in December 2016. But no one would have felt the pain more acutely than Todd Fisher. In his new memoir, “My Girls” (HarperCollins), Fisher writes about his sister Carrie and mother Debbie, recounting a lifetime in the orbit of two irrepressible Hollywood stars. Read More here

Reynolds passed away a day after her daughter in 2016. Read More here

The Force was strong with Billie Lourd as she paid tribute to her mother at Dodger Stadium on Friday. The 25-year-old Scream Queens star threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the start of the Los Angeles Dodgers-San Francisco Giants game, which was also the former team’s annual Star Wars Night, and wore her hair in double buns, a nod to her late mom Carrie Fisher’s character Leia. Read More here

Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher were mother and daughter, best friends and rivals, old Hollywood royalty and a new Hollywood princess. Carrie Fisher died in December 2016, just before New Years, after ingesting a smorgasbord of drugs. Her mother Debbie Reynolds died the next day. Many saw something poetic in that. Todd Fisher, a loving son and brother, has written a memoir of their lifetimes and family love that features big stars, backstage shenanigans and chicanery, hound-like husbands, mental challenges and emotional roller coasters – his book, “My Girls.” Todd Fisher, the producer, director and cinematographer, joins us from New York. Thanks so much for being with us. Read More here

This week, the “Today” show posted a throwback to 1977: a sit down interview with Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford, three stars who might be best known as Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. “It’s great to sit in a theater and see people really enjoy something like that,” Ford said in the interview. Read More here

How will the series deal with Carrie Fisher’s character? Read More here

May 4th @ 4:00 PM – Star Wars: Episode IV “A New Hope” (Sony and Orville Redenbacher’s Outdoor Theatre at Lawrence Plaza)
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If there’s anyone who knows what it means to be surrounded by powerful women, it’s Billie Lourd. The daughter of the late Carrie Fisher, and the granddaughter of the late Debbie Reynolds, Lourd was raised by some of Hollywood’s most beloved stars. But she’s also carved her own space in the entertainment world, nabbing roles in Scream Queens and American Horror Story, and even scoring a part in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which was also Fisher’s last movie before she passed away in December of 2016. Lourd recently spent 30 hours in New York City as a judge at the Moët Moment Film Festival, which invited young filmmakers to create and submit 60-second films based on the theme “A Cause for Celebration.” Ahead of the festival, which took place Wednesday, Lourd got on the phone with ELLE.com to talk about her latest trip to Coachella, the advice she’s gotten from other actresses, and her go-to, full-proof breakup hack. Read More here

Luna Brighton Cinema (Located on Brighton Beach)
Jun 29 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi / Website: here

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