Seriously people, you must watch Jelani Eddington’s incredible rendition of the Main Title from the Star Wars Symphonic Suite on a Sanfilippo Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. It starts slow but it gets pretty crazy after a while. And the end—holy crap that end. Is he playing in the Death Star or what?
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You know, I would have figured out that Jedi Knights as well as Sith warriors who have mastered the different ways of the Force would not let anything like the inability to wield eating utensils in their proper manner and decorum would not be too perturbed. After all, they can always cajole some midichlorians within to bring that entire bowl of noodles near their mouth, where they can then slurp to their heart’s content without having to learn how to use a pair of chopsticks in the first place. However, the more sensitive ones out there might find a regular pair of chopsticks to be boring, which is why the $15.99 Star Wars Light Up Chop Sabers was created.
Best described as “an elegant utensil for a more civilized age”, these happen to be not-so-regular chopsticks that will actually light up and look like lightsabers, where you can choose from either Luke (blue) or Vader (red) models. Of course, you can keep them turned off as you eat in order to save battery thanks to the push-button light-up action. As for the sound effects of firing a lightsaber to life, you will just have to provide the hum yourself.
[ Star Wars Light Up Chop Sabers adds some fun to the dining table copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Live from the swamps of Dagobah, it’s everyone’s favorite Jedi on the mic: Master Yoda! If you ever felt that his wise words would be enhanced by a trippy remix then: Listen, you must.
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Look out kid! You’re being attacked by a couple of Imperial Walkers! These impressive balloon animal AT-ATs were created by Balloon Guy Entertainment, who previously blew up a Balloon Bag End from The Hobbit.
What’s that you say? You don’t have a tow cable to take them down? That’s okay, kid, all you need is a pin.
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Fans of Star Wars Pinball, it is time to crack those knuckles and flex them fingers of yours. After all, it is the least that you can do to receive the quartet of new tables for Star Wars Pinball that are making their way to the PS4, PS3, and PS Vita later this spring. Among the tables will include Han Solo, Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, Star Wars Pinball: Droids, and Star Wars Pinball: Masters of the Force.
Star Wars Pinball To Receive Four More Tables original content from Ubergizmo. 
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A lot of people take paintings that they find at thrift stores and add stuff to them. Some people even add Star Wars themes to these paintings, but Dave Vancook has a great eye for it.
Boba Fett as a matador, facing off against a raging bull? Greedo in Scottish attire, riding a pony? How about an Endor Scout trooper having lunch at a restaurant with his speeder bike parked in front? Check. Check. And check. That is just some of Dave’s fantastically geeky work.
I would love to hang these up in my home. I especially like the Boba Fett one. It’s classy and geeky.
[via Boing Boing]
While we’ve still gotten no solid answers on if C-3PO will be making an appearance, it would seem that the one and only R2-D2 will indeed be ready for action … Continue reading
Damn. Yoda looks amazing in polygons. Etsy seller The Retro Inc sells a line of custom-sized throw pillow covers with polygon art renderings of Star Wars characters.
These are the perfect excuse to geek up your home with some cool looking modern Star Wars art. All of your favorite characters are here, like Luke, Leia, Boba Fett, Chewie, R2, 3PO, Han Solo, even an Ewok. Each pillow case is handsewn from 100% spun poplin, which also happens to be the fabric of the universe.
They just look stunning. These are pillows that every Star Wars fan should have. It’s hard to pick a favorite. They all look so good. Prices range from $34-$42(USD) depending on the size of the cover that you want, and you can find them over on Etsy now.
[via GeekyMerch via Boing Boing]
The video game Star Wars: The Old Republic has had a difficult road. The game started out as a MMORPG that needed a monthly subscription. That changed quickly after launch … Continue reading
For the first time since Return of the Jedi, Star Wars will begin filming in a month other than June. Announced this week was a May 2014 “first day of … Continue reading
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