Neil Patrick Harris opened the 87th Annual Academy Awards Sunday night with that boyish smile, and a charming little joke about “Hollywood’s best and whitest, sorry brightest.”

Then he burst into song. So how was the “Moving Pictures” song?

One word – stormtroopers!

Ok, two words – dancing stormtroopers!

Harris did a great job. Watch the awesomeness from the 2015 Oscars in the video below.

What would it look like if an Imperial TIE Fighter got into an accident on the highway and got stuck on the side of the road? One fan made such a video, which is shown from the perspective of someone driving past. We see one wing of the TIE Fighter in flames, while the bulk of the Star Wars spaceship is further up the snow-covered highway, with two Stormtroopers sitting alongside awaiting roadside assistance.

Check out the video here below.

First there were those low-quality images of what was supposedly the Batmobile on the set photos of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which director Zack Snyder quickly debunked by releasing the first official full image of The Caped Crusader’s primary vehicle. Then there was also the recent rumor that the Batmobile was stolen from the Detroit film set. To combat that rumor, Snyder used his on-going Star Wars mash-up joke to clear up the situation — the director posted a photo to Twitter of a Stormtrooper (the famed Star Wars Imperial soldiers) being put into a GCPD squad car by the Gotham City cops, with the Batmobile nearby. Snyder captioned the photo “Case closed.”

Check out the new Star Wars mash-up in full here below.

We went over who will be the villains in Star Wars: Episode VII, and now it’s time to take a look at the Stormtroopers!

Indie Revolver has some images of the Imperial Forces helmets from the film — check out them out here below.

Here’s what the site says about the new helmet, which is likely for an update on the Empire Strikes Back Snowtrooper outfit.

I love action figures; always have, always will. As a child, all I wanted to receive as gifts were action figures — many of which were Star Wars related. I don’t collect toys like I used to, but every once in awhile my wife will surprise me with one from my Amazon wish list.

When I first stumbled across Stefan Le Du‘s Stormtroopers 365 photography about two years ago, the fond memories of my childhood returned — playing with Star Wars figures in my bedroom and recreating the “Battle of Hoth” or the fight over The Sarlaac. Though those days are long gone, my appreciation and admiration for those figures returns every time I see Le Du’s creatively whimsical Star Wars related photos.

Check out a collection of my favorite from Le Du’s Stormtroopers 365 gallery here below!