If you're a "Star Wars" fan, then you should pick your copy of the June issue of Vanity Fair now, as several stars of "Star Wars Episode VII" graced the front cover, including Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Daisy Ridley (Rey), and John Boyega (Finn).

But while fans will have to wait for May 7 for the digital edition and May 12 for the issue to hit news stands, excitement continues for the cult favorite, with The Hollywood Reporter noting that the latest trailer managed to log in 64 million YouTube views within the first five days of its release.

Several months before the release of "Episode VII" however, leaks have run rampant, and here are some spoilers that you may or may not want to know. (In case of the latter, we strongly recommend you to skip the rest of the article.)

Without further ado, here are the things we've learned about the latest episode in the JJ Abrams-directed film, as noted by fan website, Making Star Wars:

1) Han Solo, Rey, Finn, and Chewbacca will learn about the lightsaber that they found, as well as the secluded life that Luke Skywalker now lives.

2) When Han Solo became emotional and told Chewbacca in the trailer, "Chewie, we're home," it appears that he has lost his wife and children, one of which is suspected to be Kylo Ren, the main villain in "Episode VII." The website explained that a leaked scene was set as "Interior day millennium falcon- Falcon cockpit (GIMBAL) Standstill. Han shook up. Finn consoles him regarding Kylo Ren."

3) Bobba Fett will also be alive, and will avenge himself from the ruins that Han sent him to. As part of his revenge, it seems that he may eventually kill the former rebel general.

4) According to Movie Pilot, the planet in the trailer is not actually Tattooine, but is a new one called Jakku, and is the home planet of new character Rey. It has als been revealed that Jakku was desolate and uninhabited until a Star Destroyer crash-landed from a battle, and the survivors were the ones who set up the community. For those who want to learn more about the "Battle of Jakku", it will be available for download for the Star Wars Battlefront game.

5) If Han was revealed to have lost his wife and children, the bigger question is Carrie Fisher's role as Queen Leia. Movie Pilot added that although there was not a full reveal of her character in reports so far, it seems that Luke's narration pinpointed to his "sister" and there seems to be someone who looked to be the Queen Leia being handed a lightsaber. Is this set at the beginning of the story and she will die, or is it the other way around, with a devastated Solo realizing in the film that she (and their child) have been alive all this time?

What do you think of the "Star Wars" plot at this point?