It was only a matter of time before George Lucas started making more changes to his Star Wars movies. The guy has seemed to crack the code that the more versions of something he makes, the more times he can sell it to his hopelessly devoted legion of fans. Or, more accurately for what he did with the Special Edition Star Wars DVDs, all he has to do is sell everybody a screwed up version of the movies they love, and then he can go back later and make double the money by selling them the original versions that they wanted in the first place. The only thing he has to worry about is fanboy gripes, but I’m sure he’s able to get over that as he cries himself to sleep on mounds of fanboy money.

It’s been thirty years, and I get way too personal to share with you my favorite thing about Empire and ask that you celebrate your own.

This week’s Culture Warrior explains why puppet Yoda is far superior to digital Yoda.

I always love a cool desktop for my macbook or my iPhone. Here are some for the movie-lovers out there…

I have officially found the least expensive Star Wars collectibles of all time. Over at Heffernan’s Little Craft Shop you can purchase soap molded in the shape of some of your favorite Star Wars characters. I don’t think that the Heffernans are big Star Wars fans themselves though, because who the hell is Dark Vader?

This image comes from a Danish website. No big deal though, because this is cool in any language.

Soul Caliber is one of the most badass fighting games to ever hit consoles. There has been cameo’s by non-original Soul Caliber characters in the past, such as Spawn and Zelda’s Link, but those cameos are nothing compared to who you will get to see in Soul Caliber IV.