There is no "right now" in general. From our point of view the stars that we see we are as we see them right now, no matter how far away they may be; that is to say the "right now" that we agree on because we are close together and not moving much relative to each other. Observers on another star would agree with us about a few other stars in particular positions and speeds relative to both us and them, but they would differ with us about our relative timing for all other stars. For instance they also would disagree with us about whether some events took place before or after certain other events.
And they could be right.
And so might we be.
Tricky business. Try reading some elementary works on relativity. Skip the industrial strength stuff!
