When Vanity Fair images for Star Wars: The Force Awakens started coming out, it was our first good look at the film which no one really knew about. That tradition continues with Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Four new Vanity Fair covers have just been released. While we still know next to nothing about the plot of the film, these covers may give us an idea of what to expect. Check it out below.

The team working on the upcoming video game sequel Star Wars Battlefront II recently talked about the game.

The two-part chat was with PlayStation, and covers the story—which is set in the 30 years between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens—and how it came to be, its massive worlds, and more.

You can find a bunch of information on the game and check out the videos below.

Debuting back in 2014 the Practical Folks are James Graessle, Joel Arnold, James A. Janisse, and Chelsea Rebecca. They built a steady following on YouTube with their Game of Thrones videos and continued that with their Drunk Disney series; their Beauty and the Beast one was covered here. Last week the world celebrated Star Wars Day on May the 4th (be with you). If you like Star Wars, watching Star Wars movies with friends, and drinking (!), then the Practical Folks are definitely worth your time. Akin to Mystery Science Theater 3000, the Practical Folks watch movies and mock them with clever quips and the occasional DRINK ATTACK. For the Star Wars prequels the binge them all in one day with cocktails and alcoholic beverages mixed in along the way.

Check out the hilarity below.

The internet is full of all kinds of mashup videos. And those that are lucky enough to go viral can hopefully last a lifetime rather than be a flash in the pan. But for YouTube user Palette-Swap Ninja, his mashup of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Star Wars to tell the story of A New Hope may last a lifetime.

These videos are a hilarious parody that swaps out lyrics of The Beatles’ iconic album and trades them in for vital Star Wars plot points. All of which you can see just by the titles like “Princess Leia’s Stolen Death Star Plans/With Illicit Help From Your Friends” or “Luke is in the Desert.” You can watch the videos below.

Today, May the 4th, is a day all about celebrating Star Wars. But this post is all about another date, May 25, 1977. The day George Lucas’s space opera was first released to the masses, changing countless lives upon its arrival.

A new trailer has been released for 5-25-77, a movie about one movie fan who ended up being one of the first people to see Star Wars. You can read more about it and check out the trailer below.