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Michelle Pfeiffer has been taking advantage of the warmer weather, and showed fans what she'd gotten up to over the day in her latest social media post.MORE: Michelle Pfeiffer is the picture of elegance in sheer black dressThe actress took to Instagram to share pictures from her day at the beach, starting off with a selfie in a straw hat, sunglasses, a jacket, and her hair tied into two braids.WATCH: Michelle Pfeiffer shows off her gym toned body in her home gymShe then added several other pictures of the interesting items she'd found on the beach, including twisted branches, a rather horrifying rock formation, and even coral.Michelle ended her adventure with another picture of herself, this time of her shadow reflecting on the sand, making her appear to be almost 10-feet tall.MORE: Michelle Pfeiffer extends heartfelt support to Regina King following tragic lossShe captioned her post: "Nature's Museum," and many of her fans and friends took to the comments to gush over the natural wonders.Helena Christensen commented: "Always open always free," while her sister-in-law Rona Pfeiffer also wrote: "What a visual…truly magnificent."A post shared by Michelle Pfeiffer (@michellepfeifferofficial)Michelle showed off the fascinating items she uncovered during her beach outingA fan added: "Love these pics xx," with a second saying: "Have fun, what a wonderful place," and a a third writing: "Nature is my favorite museum, these pictures are so beautiful."The actress is enjoying some of nature's wonders before she gets thrust back into the entertainment world for her upcoming release, the Showtime series First Lady.MORE: Michelle Pfeiffer shares pictures from bittersweet reunion with rarely seen sistersMORE: Michelle Pfeiffer dons

Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker will arrive on Disney’s streaming service two months early.

Star Wars star Daisy Ridley is in talks to take a lead role in the crime thriller The Ice Beneath Her for STX Entertainment, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The movie project, which STX will finance, is based on the 2015 novel by Swedish author Camilla Grebe about a young woman found beheaded in a business tycoon's marble-lined hallway, a crime that comes to resemble an earlier unsolved killing and quickly develops into a race against time.

By Andreas Wiseman

“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” will begin streaming on Disney Plus two months earlier than previously scheduled.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the latest film in the Star Wars saga, is set to debut on Disney+ two months early on May 4!

Daisy Ridley also spoke out about the difficult experience

Adam Driver recently caught everybody’s attention on social media after the hashtag #adamdriverisoverparty started trending on Twitter. People tweeted about ‘canceling’ the Star Wars actor reacting to his comment about joining the Marines after 9/11. People flooded Twitter and criticised his remarks calling him Islamophobic. They shared a comment from Adam’s interview with The New Yorker, which took place last year. During the interaction, the 36-year-old actor stated that he joined the Marines after 9/11 because he wanted to fight against the terrorists who attacked the USA.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was amongst the most-awaited films of 2019 as it marked an end of an era for the beloved Skywalker saga, that lasted 40 years and made household names out of Hollywood stars like Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill, just to name a few! However, when Episode IX released, it was panned by the critics and fans alike as many complained about the pace, character arcs and making it a mission to erase Star Wars: The Last Jedi. All this, in spite of The Rise of Skywalker earning USD 1 billion at the global box-office!

Nearly five months after Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hit theaters, star Daisy Ridley is still processing the 'weird' backlash from the film.While The Rise of Skywalker was a box office hit, with $515.2 million domestic and $1.0 74 billion worldwide, it had the worst reviews of any Star Wars movie with just 52% on Rotten Tomatoes.Ridley, 28, appeared on the DragCastpodcast on Friday, where she opened up about the backlash that The Rise of Skywalker received.

Daisy Ridley has admitted she found the backlash against Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker really ‘upsetting.’

Not everyone was happy with how the last “Star Wars” film turned out, and they sure let Daisy Ridley know about it.

Daisy Ridley thrilled young fans as she took part in special reading of children’s book Star Wars: BB-8 On The Run to thank them for staying indoors amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"I was like, 'Where's the love gone?'"

Daisy Ridley has a story to tell, and she’s doing it virtually.

Daisy Ridley has a story to tell, and she’s doing it virtually.

In a galaxy, far, far away, there lived a genius named George Lucas. George would reach for the stars in the 1970s and kickstart a cultural phenomenon with Star Wars. You think fangirling is cool now? It doesn't even compare to the hysteria that Star Wars was able to build, back in the 70s! We were introduced to the most heroic trio in cinematic history with Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) and Han Solo (Harrison). Think Fight Club had the best plot twist? Nothing can touch, "Luke, I am your father!"

You can finally watch the last chapter in the tale of a galaxy far, far away from the comfort of your own home; Disney has released the digital version of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker several days early. The ninth installment in the world's most famous space opera debuted on digital platforms like Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, and Vudu on Friday in the U.S., ahead of its scheduled Tuesday, March 17 release. DVD and Blu-ray versions of the movie will be available on March 31. (Disney also released Frozen II on its streaming platform, Disney+, three months early on Sunday, as many Americans are in self-quarantine due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.)

You can finally watch the last chapter in the tale of a galaxy far, far away from the comfort of your own home after Disney released the digital version of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker several days early. The ninth installment in the world's most famous space opera debuted on digital platforms like Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, and Vudu on Friday in the U.S., ahead of its scheduled Tuesday, March 17 release. DVD and Blu-Ray versions of the movie will be available on March 31. (Disney also released Frozen II on its streaming platform, Disney+, three months early on Sunday, as many Americans are in self-quarantine due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.)

The Skywalker Saga has officially come to an end. But the making of the final film,, is a saga in and of itself that is being told for the first time in a feature-length documentary, — and ET can exclusively debut a first look.

A new documentary looking at the making of “Star Wars: The Rise Of SKywalker” has stars Billie Lourd and Daisy Ridley discussing the emotional and physical challenges of working in light of the loss of Carrie Fisher.