Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment has announced the latest in their series of LEGO video games. The latest returns the franchise to the Star Wars universe to take on the most recent movie blockbuster, The Force Awakens.

A trailer for game, which is naturally titled LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has also been released, which remakes that insanely popular first trailer for the movie with a little bit of that LEGO style.

You can check out the trailer and find more information on the game below.

Last week on Saturday, January 16th, Adam Driver hosted Saturday Night Live. Driver, formerly of HBO’s Girls is fresh off starring as the villainous Kylo Ren in Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens; ya know, the biggest movie of all time. In a spoof of the CBS hit show Undercover Boss, where CEOs go undercover as ordinary workers in their companies, Driver’s Ren goes undercover aboard Starkiller Base as radar technician Matt. The sketch was one of the best things to appear on SNL recently, and has taken the internet by storm. Now, SNL has released the behind the scenes footage!

Check out the video below.

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A pretty impressive little Star Wars fan film is making the rounds titled Kara.

The short film is written and directed by Joe Sill, and tells the story of a father trying to get his daughter—who possesses certain special abilities—to a rebel base when they cross paths with a pilot.

Click on over to the other side now to check out Kara.

Scheduling changes for films come as no surprise in the industry. As we have seen when Star Wars: The Force Awakens announced that it would open on December 18, 2015, studios rescheduled the release of some of their tentpole films to an earlier or later date. Given the huge box office success that The Force Awakens has become, it makes sense that Disney would want to release more Star Wars films in the month of December.

Originally scheduled for a May 26, 2017 release, it should come as no surprise that the Rian Johnson-directed Star Wars: Episode VIII has now been pushed back to a December 2017 release. Check out what other movies are affected by this change after the jump.