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

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After the tragic passing of actress Carrie Fisher, the world of Star Wars was turned upside down. Since the upcoming close to the newest trilogy was supposed to be a film focused on giving her character closure decades in the making, her death threw wrenches into the works while saddening fans and peers alike. What were they to do without the fearless Leia Organa? Read More here

It’s been more than a year since the world suddenly lost the iconic actress Carrie Fisher at the age of 60. But her “Star Wars” co-star and “space twin,” Mark Hamill, says she is somehow still looking over him since her death in late 2016. Read More here

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For fans of the late Carrie Fisher, watching Star Wars: The Last Jedi is really hard. It’s even harder when watching the documentary, The Director and the Jedi, and seeing Mark Hamill and Fisher act out the scene where the Skywalker twins reunite. It’s hard for fans to watch, but it’s nearly impossible for Hamill to watch, according to Entertainment Tonight. Read More here

Anthony Wonke’s documentary about the making of “The Last Jedi” works best when it concentrates on its title subjects. Read More here

“This is just a cameo at the end. I’m good at that,” Hamill joked when he surprised fans onstage during Johnson’s chat at the Austin-based festival. Read More here

Mark Hamill, aka the legendary “Star Wars” hero Luke Skywalker, may have been the one to finally receive his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, but one of the most tender moments of the celebration belonged to Harrison Ford, who played Han Solo in the iconic franchise. With Hamill at his side, Ford shared his regret that the third member of their alliance from “a galaxy far, far away” — Carrie Fisher, who was Princess Leia — was not at the ceremony. “When thinking about today, I was really sorry that we don’t have the other member of our trio here to celebrate with us,” Ford said. Read More here