May 4 is "Star Wars" Day. Here’s how to reply to “May the fourth be with you” – and how to join the galaxy's biggest ...

May 4 — or May the 4th, as fans say — has evolved over the years ... as a sly nod to one of the films’ most popular catchphrases, “May the force be with you.” Get it? Good, now May the 4th be with you ...

One of the earliest uses of the phrase “May the Fourth be with you” came on May 4, 1979, when a London newspaper writer congratulated Britain’s new prime minister, Margaret Thatcher ...

Players who log onto the game on May 4 will get an exclusive token. The game just hit its two-year anniversary and has racked up $5 billion in revenue, Scopely says. If you are also a fan of ...

Oddly enough, the origins of 'May the 4th Be With You' are tied to the 1979 election of Britain's Margaret Thatcher. LOS ANGELES -- May the 4th Be With You! This Thursday, Star Wars fans are ...

Google is also celebrating the day by throwing confetti around the search page when a user types the term "Star Wars" or "May the Fourth be with you".

You might never meet more dedicated fans of a film franchise than Star Wars fanatics, so much so that they at one point unofficially dubbed May 4 "Star Wars Day," and the annual tradition has carried ...

For the second year, the Museum of Flight on Sunday celebrated Star Wars with a range of "May the 4th" activities (a play on phrase "may the force be with you").

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was elected to office on May 4, 1979, two years after "Star ... It read, "May The Fourth Be With You, Maggie. Congratulations.” Thanks to the power ...