A new Star Wars film, heralded as the “best since Empire”, is about to be released. For fans of the franchise, however, a sadder date is approaching. December 27 will mark a year since the tragic death of Carrie Fisher, adored for her role in the space saga as Princess (later General) Leia Organa – and adored too for her wit, wry humour, and honesty about her mental health and addiction struggles. Read More here

The Force is strong with Billie Lourd and her late mother Carrie Fisher. Read More here

Billie Lourd’s sweet tribute to her late mom was perfect in every way. Read More here

The spirit of the late Carrie Fisher could be felt throughout the galaxy far, far away at the Los Angeles premiere of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” Saturday night. “I want to dedicate tonight to Carrie, who is up there right now flipping me the bird,” writer-director Rian Johnson said onstage alongside stars of the film including Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Lupita Nyong’o, Mark Hamill and Adam Driver, composer John Williams and Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy. Read More here

Carrie Fisher may have been the “madcap Auntie Mame” to Mark Hamill’s “square” homebody, but despite their differences, the Star Wars siblings got along famously right until the end. Read More here

Luke and Leia’s bond was nothing compared to Gary and Millie Grace’s. Read More here

Princess Leia’s legacy lives on — in Star Wars: The Last Jedi and in the happy memories Carrie Fisher left with her intergalactic family. Carrie Fisher had completed filming her role as Leia for the new Star Wars movie, out Dec. 15, months before her sudden death last December at age 60. Read More here