Culture Buzz A longer time ago, in a galaxy further and further away, this might have happened. Luke definitely pushed first. (via twentytwowords.com).
Culture Buzz According to the description the Tie Fighter is 8x8x8 feet and was going for $150.00. Cue obligatory “shut up and take my money.”
Culture Buzz An illustration project called Dap Bros, created by artist/Tumblr champion Henry The Worst. I encourage you to make awesome suggestions for HTW in the comments, no idea if he's looking for them.
Please, Facebook? I know Mark Zuckerberg must be in desperate need of cool points.
Movie Buzz Designer Jacob Engberg has a wonderful series of prints called Movies Made for the Mustache, wherein he swaps out words from famous film quotes with mustache icons. “I love the smell of mustache in the morning” isn't just a quotable line from “Apocalypse Now,” it's what I chant to myself every day whilst waxing my handlebars. You can buy these prints here!
Culture Buzz Artist Pixgraff made an adorable series of Star Wars characters from Perler beads. The 8-bit pixelated cuteness is strong with this one.
Movie Buzz A long time ago in countries far, far away, these Star Wars movie posters were hung. Apparently West Africa is a big fan of the television movie, “Ewoks: The Battle for Endor.”
Culture Buzz Adorable sculpted mashup by artist Tom Torrey of pop culture's two biggest blockheads. May the Schultz be with you.
Culture Buzz A photographer in Williamsburg, Henry Hargreaves, refashions snow-entombed Brooklyn into the ice planet Hoth from “The Empire Strikes Back.” If you're stranded in Williamsburg, don't slice open a hipster's belly for warmth. And you thought they smelled bad on the outside.
Luke Skywalker wants only one thing in this world: To be an intergalactic model!
This gentleman painstakingly converted a hovering globe into the Jedi lightsaber training remote from “Star Wars: A New Hope.” Screw geography, I want to learn space fencing!
Luke snatches defeat from the jaws of victory in this re-edit of A New Hope. After boasting to the more experienced pilots of Red Squadron, he arrives late for the attack, disobeys orders and ignores Obi-Wan's repeated pleas to use the force.
So obnoxious. Especially when you think of the difficulty Luke is going to have opening those gifts without a hand.
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The nerds over at Wolf Gnards are at it again, using logic and scientific reason in areas of thought where science and logic have no right to be used. This time, they are doing the math to figure out how long Luke Skywalker really could have survived inside a Tauntaun before rescue came.