Awesome Star Wars

We always thought that apparatus under Darth Vader’s mask looked like some sort of a musical instrument. Now we know it really was a harmonica… and boy, that Anakin can really blow!

400 lucky people will be the recipients of each of these 16 cool Star Wars mini cereal boxes, to be handed out at random times during the Collecting Panels at Celebration V, in Orlando August 12-15.

Cool Vibe scoured the vast reaches of the Web and gathered 40 Star Wars wallpapers. Some are based on video games, some on cartoons, but nearly all of them feature the great Darth Vader.

Looking for a new way to humiliate your dog, while at the same time making yourself the center of attention? Help your pup live out their cosplay fantasies with these Leia, Vader and Yoda outfits.

The latest in adidas’ Star Wars series, the Han Solo SL-72 features an icy carbonite color scheme, accented with charcoal grey laces, and adorned with an image of Solo frozen in time on the tongue.

Yeah, yeah, grown-ups shouldn’t play with dolls, but we have to say Sillof’s tribute to A New Hope – shot entirely with his custom-made action figures – is too fun to pass up. Part 2 comes out 7/5.

This StarFail tee from Roborock is available at ript today (7/1/10). If Darth Vader had remembered to plug his lightsaber’s charger in when he got home last night, maybe this wouldn’t have happened.

Mark Dury mixed dialogue from the original trilogy with the Death Star scene in A New Hope, turning Luke into a worthless moron who can do nothing but watch as someone else picks up his slack.

Patrick Boivin wanted a real dog and an AT-AT walker as a child, and in order to fulfill his dream, he went and created the ultimate – an AT-AT puppy. We always thought Jabba looked like poop.

Rick9635 is a die-hard Star Wars fan. Not only did he make a costume of one of the lesser-known characters – General Grievous (from Ep. III), it looks and moves just like the one in the movie.

A charity event for the Make-A-Wish Foundation sponsored by the famous costuming organization the 501st Legion, the TK Project calls for artists to create unique Stormtrooper helmets.

Yeah, we know that LOST is over. But so is the original Star Wars series, right? We just thought this mash-up by Cody Johnston was too good to pass up. Be sure to stick around for some yub nub.

The cinematic trailer for BioWare’s new action MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic takes us inside the battle to save Alderaan, and if the final game plays anything like this, we’re excited.

LucasArts just took wraps off of this awesome cinematic E3 2010 trailer for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II, and while it shows none of the actual game, it still still kicks ass and takes names.

If you thought the original Kung-Fu bear had serious martial arts skills, take a second out of your busy day to watch Cloud the bear get ready to take on some Sith Lords and stormtroopers.

Students at Minnesota’s Carleton College decided to dress up their campus observatory in the largest R2-D2 costume we’ve ever seen. C-3PO was nowhere to be found on campus.

Last seen at the recent Anime L.A. show, this Star Wars CR-X mod is every bit as awesome as it looks. From Yoda in the passenger seat to R2-D2 riding in the trunk, it’s the ultimate geek ride.

Bidi-bidi-bidi beats here in this fun music video from Eclectic Method, featuring some of our favorite robots, including R2-D2 and C-3PO, Twiki, Johnny 5, WALL-E and EVE, Teddy and B9.

What might The Empire Strikes Back have looked like if it were created in the 1950s, and filmed in groundbreaking 3D? Thanks to this new “premake” by Ivan Guerrero, we now know.

Channel your inner Chewie by carrying a dismembered droid on your back with the C-3PO Bespin Backpack. He’s 3′ tall when assembled, has LED flicker eyes and zipper storage torso pocket.

We could hardly believe our ears when we heard this Japanese musician’s impressive Star Wars medley played on an Electone electronic organ. Her Raiders and Back to the Future ain’t half bad either.

These advertisements for Disney’s Star Wars Weekends at their Hollywood Studios theme park are truly inspired. Our favorite? Yoda carving Mickey Mouse hedges with his lightsaber.

There’s a reason they want upstart Jedi Knights to go to the Academy. Get a load of what happens when you let a couple of immature Jedis run amok with their lightsabers.