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Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a scene from Star Wars: Those pants he's wearing were sold at auction for more than $36,000. Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a scene from Star Wars: Those pants he's wearing were sold at auction for more than $36,000. The pants worn by actor Mark Hamill in the first Oscar-winning Star Wars film went under the ... (more)

Tell us how you really feel, Kirtsen Vangsness ! Criminal Minds ' season-eight finale airs tonight and let's just say something major goes down.

After it was announced that Disney would be releasing a new film in the hit franchise, with Star Trek and Lost visionary Abrams at the helm, speculation soon began on which actor could possibly fill Harrison Ford 's iconic role of Han Solo .

One of the best parts of Star Wars Weekends at Walt Disney World is the variety of special shows, from Stars of the Saga, which is hosted by James Arnold Taylor and which covers celebrity adventures during the making of the Star Wars Movies, to Visit to the Maul, an exciting combat demonstration by Ray "Darth Maul" Parks.

We already know Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and probably Harrison Ford are in talks to reprise their iconic roles in J.J. Abrams's STAR WARS EPISODE VII, but we've yet to hear any word as to who might be joining them in that galaxy far, far away.

The pair of pants that Hamill wore while filming the first Star Wars movie will go up for auction this week, with an estimated value of $70,00o-$100,000. The pair of "cotton drill" pants made by famed jeans manufacturer Levi Strauss and Co.

Ever since George Lucas sold Lucasfilm to Disney for $4 billion last year there has been much handwringing over the future of the " Star Wars " saga.

Right now, all we know for sure about the next chapter in the Star Wars film universe is that Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher are all returning and that JJ Abrams will be directing the film.

Star Wars Weekends is off to a rollicking start for 2013. It runs every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through June 9. There's so much to see and do at this event that you need to pick and choose carefully.

Propaganda has a bad name. It is what repressive regimes use to glorify their leaders, motivate their citizens and demonise their enemies.

Benedict Cumberbatch's "Star Trek Into Darkness" villain is so fearsome, the movie built much of its hype around learning the character's identity in the months leading up to its release.

A stormtrooper stands guard atop the entrance of Disney's Hollywood Studios during a past Star Wars Weekend at the theme park.

MYRTLE BEACH, SC Zombies, aliens, superheroes, spaceship pilots and more will converge on the Myrtle Beach Convention Center this weekend for XCON '13, Myrtle Beach's annual comic book convention.

May 19: PBS newscaster Jim Lehrer is 79. TV personality David Hartman is 78. Actor James Fox is 74.

George Lucas gave Kathleen Kennedy the keys to the Star Wars franchise, and she's taking it for a spin on the Autobahn this summer.

IBM is finally a really, really cool company of geeksa again!, Disney's Star Wars Games are a designers dream come true, Google Glass is incredibly awesome and possibly incredibly invasive, Multiverse News, and Mark Hamill writes his head off plus who's not coming back on Warehouse 13?? Whatcha think about that?? all of your recent favorite ... (more)

The writer of summer's "Star Trek Into Darkness" and "World War Z" reveals how Matthew Broderick inspired him to attend film school, why he has no plans to direct and the "Lost" question he tires of answering.

Kenny Baker doesn't know whether he will feature in the next instalment of Star Wars - reprising his role inside the lovable robot R2-D2. But the announcement that filming of the next movie will take place in England, returning the cult sci-fi series to its British roots, has left the 3ft 8in actor hopeful of being part of the biggest blockbuster ... (more)

One great thing about looking through old magazines is reading about something we now know to be a big deal, before anyone knew it was going to be a big deal.

The 'Star Trek Into Darkness' actor has revealed he has no desire to land a role in long-time collaborator J.J. Abrams ' upcoming seventh installment in the space saga and would rather see it as a fan.