Not me Googling, "Is it unmanly to cry while watching the Connor McGregor Netflix documentary?"

It's only been a month since Disney+ debuted its latest limited series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, but the internet had been talking about it long before its May 22nd premiere. Much of the hype and hubbub existed on Reddit's r/PrequelMemes subreddit, where users make and exchange memes related to everything but Star Wars' first three releases. While the subreddit is known for its devotion to the critically panned prequels, it's also a place where people get excited about the latest shows and movies. As on…

Fan accounts on Twitter are insufferably cringe about 99% of the time, but once in a while they drop some absolute gold. Ewan McGregor fan page @ewansobi really delivered with their recent thread of beautiful early 2000s desktop backgrounds featuring the ever-dashing Obi-Wan Kenobi . We've collected our favorite pictures from the thread (that we may or may not be using to decorate our own desktop backgrounds).

Ewan McGregor is an international treasure. And today happens to be his 51st birthday. Before he dazzled our screens as the somewhat salty version of Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Scottish actor appealed to my more…alternative preferences in his earlier films. I'm talking about the David Bowie-inspired Velvet Goldmine , in which McGregor plays a character based on Iggy Pop. His acting is great, but my friends and I were more interested in the full-frontal nudity he displayed during a raucous rock and rol…

Love him.

Kenobi is back and he has the high ground