Thomas Hitchen is a Senior Staff Reporter/Editor at Disney Tips. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, travel and tourism, and hospitality, with a particular focus on the film industry and filmmaking. Thomas has been featured in prominent outlets such as Inside The Magic, How To Disney, and Disney Dining.
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Thomas Hitchen's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on Disney World and Marvel-related topics. He also covers theme park events and celebrity news.
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By: Thomas Hitchen
A small comment from actor Kerry Condon has reopened the conversation around the future of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, a series that quietly became one of Lucasfilm’s most warmly received Disney+ projects even as it struggled to command the same attention as The Mandalorian.
By: Thomas Hitchen
Posted on Credit: Lucasfilm After seven years of streaming-first storytelling, Lucasfilm has returned Star Wars to the big screen.
After seven years and a sprawling library of Disney+ series, Lucasfilm has made its position unmistakably clear: Star Wars belongs in theaters again.
By: Thomas Hitchen
Just days after it was released, The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) has been replaced, surely leaving Lucasfilm questioning the future of the Star Wars franchise.
By: Thomas Hitchen
New measures are about to take effect at the Walt Disney World Resort.
Disney Springs is officially introducing new restrictions for its weekly “Pin Tuesday” merchandise events after months of increasingly large crowds and overnight waiting around collectible releases. The updated procedures are designed to reduce congestion and improve operations during some of the resort's busiest merchandise drop days.
Lucasfilm is once again trying to define what the modern Star Wars era looks like, and the early returns suggest a complicated transition.
By: Thomas Hitchen
Posted on Credit: Disney Pixar The Toy Story franchise will change forever next month when the fifth film in the beloved series is released worldwide.
After more than 30 years on the big screen, the Toy Story franchise is heading into a new era—and if early projections are accurate, the transition could come with a historic box office milestone.
After more than 30 years on the big screen, the Toy Story franchise is heading into a new era—and if early projections are accurate, the transition could come with a historic box office milestone.
