For fans of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, this day just got a lot better. Without much fanfare, Aspyr Media (in partnership with LucasArts and Disney) have rolled out the update on Steam which includes a ton of new features and improvements. For a game over 10 years old (which is ancient in video games), it’s a surprising development.

Continue reading see a listing of some of the new features included in the update.

Last night on So You Think You Can Dance, the Top 20 performed once again. But this time, two dancers were eliminated by the end of the show, based on last week’s performances. They had gotten the chance to dance in their own style, to show off what they got. Judges Nigel Lythgoe, Paula Abdul, and Jason Derulo gave constructive criticism of the performances (a bit on the nice side), while host Cat Deeley MC’d the night and encouraged all.

Spoiler alert! The 2 dancers eliminated are announced at the end of this!

Watch all the SYTYCD highlight videos, and the check out the beautiful image gallery below.

Developer and publisher Mojang has officially announced It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia writer, director, and star Rob McElhenney as the director of the movie based on their massive hit video game Minecraft.

The unlikely pick was officially confirmed on the game’s site today. The film, which will be distributed by Warner Brothers, is based on Mojang’s ultra popular world building and defending game of the same name. More on the story below.

The state of Hollywood filmmaking has earned the reputation that studios are running out of ideas. There are adaptations, sequels, prequels, reboots, remakes, retellings, of books, video games, even films themselves. Whatever the case may be, the dial is about to hit zero, and Sony’s latest acquisition goes to show that there is nothing left.

A new report says Sony has just beat out other studios in a bidding war to make a film based on Emojis, those little icons you use when you want to express a feeling in a text whether it is on a phone or some other social media message. More on the story below.

I miss The Muppets. That variety show styled hit was one of the highlights of my childhood. And with the resurgence of all things Muppets, thanks in no small part to Jason Segel, we get The Muppets back on TV. This time, the format is reality TV, as we get a glimpse into their personal lives.

Watch the almost 11-minute video below.