In celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Fanboys director and friend of TFN Kyle Newman is getting ready for the worldwide debut of a short film he created to pay tribute to Episode VI.

Electronic Arts president Frank Gibeau has revealed that his company will get specific about its Star Wars plans at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3).

This afternoon, veteran comic book writer John Ostrander chatted with Star Wars fans on Del Rey's Star Wars Books Facebook page.

The Huffington Post spoke to Lucasfilm editor J.W. Rinzler about his new book The Making of Return of the Jedi, which will be out this October. They also presented an exclusive book trailer promoting the upcoming behind-the-scenes tome.

We have a new Star Wars Episode VII casting rumor for you.

Following a teaser video last week that was replete with easter eggs, Lucasfilm has announced their next animated venture.

We may not be seeing The Clone Wars Season 6 in its entirety, but that doesn't mean we won't be seeing parts of what was to come. At Star Wars Weekends' Behind the Force show, TCW supervising director Dave Filoni (appearing via prerecorded video) showed the audience a clip from a sixth-season episode that is expected to be released as bonus content.

Cute kittens battle Aarff Ater and the Galactic Pack for supremacy of the galaxy.

See if your chemistry teacher knows this version of the periodic table!

Del Rey's Star Wars team has just announced that Fate of the Jedi author Christie Golden will be writing a short story for the next issue of Star Wars Insider (#142) that will tie into Troy Denning's upcoming novel Star Wars: Crucible.

We all know that J.J. Abrams is directing Star Wars Episode VII, but how else will he be involved in the future of the franchise? Entertainment site TheWrap has a story about Abrams' disappointment with the limited creative control he had over Star Trek -- which splits its licensing between CBS and Paramount -- and the story notes that Abrams' new, more open-ended role in Star Wars might be related to his Trek experience.

For many of us, Star Wars created a love of science fiction, though we've suffered an "us versus them" rivalry with Star Trek over the decades. With Abrams at the helm of both franchises, can we finally bury that hatchet? Also, will Abrams cause creative overlap between the two franchises, or will he be able to maintain a distinct vision for each? Christian Blauvelt from Hollywood.com joins us to discuss what this means for Star Wars fans. Also, Episode VII filming in the U.K., some interesting Lucasfilm domain name registrations, and more!