Rey Skywalker's newly revealed "Sith Name" makes an existing Star Wars challenge even more complex for the upcoming New Jedi Order movie.

Star Wars recently re-introduced a key Legends moment from canon in Sheev Palpatine’s story by depicting his early rise to power in the Senate.

Emperor Sheev Palpatine is arguably the best Star Wars villain of all time, and the franchise has yet to come up with a more menacing or petty big bad in the decades since he was first introduced ...

Does Emperor Palpatine's convoluted plan make sense in 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,', if you think about it?

It’s very Sheev Palpatine to announce that you’ve cheated death with a big fleet of Star Destroyers and by basically sending the “I lived, bitch” meme across the galaxy.

Interestingly, Palpatine was the main antagonist of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywaler yet his first name was never used onscreen. We’ll have to see if the name Sheev is ever used in one of the movies.

While Wookieepedia is sticking to its source, we won’t really know if The Emperor’s name really is Sheev until Tarkin releases on November 4th – but odds are, it’s likely to be true.

The road to Palpatine’s reign was the result of a long game that saw Sheev Palpatine go from a seemingly kind politician with aspirations for higher office to the most powerful man in the galaxy.

Rey’s father in Star Wars was a failed clone of Emperor Sheev Palpatine, it has emerged. Details in advanced copies of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker book have begun to leak online. One ...

Darth Sidious, who floated through galactic politics as Sheev Palpatine, was one of the most powerful Dark Side Force users to ever exist in Star Wars.

'The Rise of Skywalker' made Palpatine into a joke, but Sheev was a charismatic ruler. In 'Clone Wars' Season 7 on Disney+, we can actually see why.