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A Shift In The Force For Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy: The Exit Interview

On a rainy London day in December, not two hours after wrapping Star Wars: Starfighter with director Shawn Levy and a cast headed by Ryan Gosling, Kathleen Kennedy was ready to discuss the long-in-the...

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Kathleen Kennedy, Steward of 'Star Wars,' Steps Down From Lucasfilm

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Kathleen Kennedy steps down as Lucasfilm president, marking a new era for the Star Wars franchise

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‘Star Wars’ Boss Departs, Ending an Asteroid-Filled Reign

Disney said on Thursday that Kathleen Kennedy would step down as the president of Lucasfilm after nearly 14 years, a period marked by successes (“The Mandalorian,” “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” “And...

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Longtime “Star Wars” boss steps down in Lucasfilm shakeup

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Is Kathleen Kennedy’s Lucasfilm Exit A New Hope For ‘Star Wars’?

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Lucasfilm Replacing Kathleen Kennedy With Dave Filoni, Lynwen Brennan as New ‘Star Wars’ Bosses

Filoni’s elevation had been widely expected, but Brennan’s promotion is something of a surprise.

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Star Wars Shakeup: Dave Filoni & Lynwen Brennan New Lucasfilm Presidents As Kathleen Kennedy Returns To Producing

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Kathleen Kennedy Stepping Down as Lucasfilm President, Dave Filoni Named President

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Star Wars: Starfighter Sequel Chances Answered by Kathleen Kennedy

Dave Filoni, now Chief Creative Officer, and Lynwen Brennan, Executive Vice President, take over leadership of Lucasfilm. Kennedy guided the transition over the past two years. She now shifts her focus back to producing. Her future involvement in Star Wars projects will depend on the direction set by the new leadership team.

Full interview: RFK Jr. explains new food pyramid, vaccine overhaul and more

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains the new dietary guidelines for Americans, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's revised vaccine schedule and more in an interview with CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes.

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John Kennedy interview interrupted after he freezes mid-sentence

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) gave an extended pause during an on-air interview Tuesday when he broke off mid-sentence and stopped talking. Kennedy, 73, conducted a televised interview to discuss President Donald Trump’s intent to “double down” with ...