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Star Wars: Galactic Racer’s Internal Codename Appears to Have Been Project Griffin

A small but interesting detail has surfaced around Star Wars: Galactic Racer — and it looks like the game’s internal codename may have been Project Griffin. The clearest clue comes from the game’s public Epic Games Store listing. While the store page now uses the final title Star Wars: Galactic Racer, several of the page’s image assets are still labeled with filenames that include “Project Griffin”, such as Project Griffin-1qqie and Project Griffin-1fa8k. That is usually the kind of leftover internal naming you see when marketing materials move from development to storefront rollout. A Small Leak Hiding in Plain Sight This is not a dramatic Lucasfilm reveal, obviously. It is more the kind of tiny development detail that slips through because no one bothered to rename every backend asset before the page went live. But that is also what makes it useful. This is not rumor stacked on rumor. It…

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Ludwig Göransson Just Won His Third Oscar — Which Is a Pretty Nice Flex Ahead of The Mandalorian and Grogu

Ludwig Göransson has now won his third Academy Award, taking Best Original Score for Sinners at the 2026 Oscars. That is already a big headline on its own. But for Star Wars fans, the timing makes it even better: Göransson is also the composer for The Mandalorian and Grogu, which hits theaters on May 22, 2026. So yes, Lucasfilm’s next big-screen Star Wars movie is arriving with a composer who just added even more hardware to the shelf. This Was Not Just Another Nomination According to Pitchfork, the Sinners win was Göransson’s fifth Oscar nomination and third win. The Academy’s own Scientific & Technical Awards page is obviously not relevant here, but multiple awards-night reports and winner lists all line up on the same point: he won Best Original Score for Sinners at the 98th Academy Awards. That puts him in a pretty absurd tier for a composer who still…

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A New Mandalorian and Grogu LEGO Set May Be Bringing Rotta the Hutt Back Into the Spotlight

It looks like Rotta the Hutt might be heading back to LEGO Star Wars shelves later this year, and honestly, that is not a sentence many people probably expected to be reading in 2026. According to a new report from Bespin Bulletin, another wave of The Mandalorian and Grogu LEGO sets is reportedly on the way, and one of the leaked entries is currently labeled “Hutt and Droid.” The reported set is tied to an August 2026 release and is said to include 415 pieces for $49.99 / €49.99. The Big Hook Is Pretty Obvious: Rotta Bespin Bulletin says the current assumption is that this mystery set is connected to Rotta the Hutt, who is already known to be part of The Mandalorian and Grogu. The site notes that the film includes multiple Hutts and droids, but argues Rotta is the most likely fit here, especially given the movie’s trailer…

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The Vintage Collection Finally Gets Baze Malbus, and Rogue One Fans Have Every Right to Be Happy About It

Hasbro has officially opened pre-orders for a deluxe Vintage Collection Baze Malbus, and honestly, it is about time. For a character who spent Rogue One stomping around with a cannon the size of a small grievance and delivering some of the movie’s coolest non-Jedi energy, Baze has felt weirdly overdue in this format. Now he is finally here as VC397, priced at $27.99, and yes, this absolutely feels like one of those releases collector shelves have been waiting on for longer than they probably want to admit. This Is Very Clearly a Rogue One Anniversary Play Hasbro is framing the figure as part of the 10-year celebration of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which makes perfect sense. If you are going to start mining that movie again for collector goodwill, Baze is a strong place to do it. He is not background filler, not a blink-and-you-miss-him alien, and not…

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SWTOR Galactic Season 10 Brings Back Altuur, PH4-LNX, and a Dangerous Amount of Old Rewards

SWTOR players have been asking for old Galactic Seasons rewards to come back for a while now, and with Galactic Season 10: Secrets of the Syndicate, Broadsword finally stopped pretending not to hear them. The new season launched with Game Update 7.8.1 on March 10, and the big hook is simple: all rewards from Seasons 1 and 3 are back, including the fan-favorite companions Altuur zok Adon and PH4-LNX. For anyone who missed those earlier seasons, this is less of a second chance and more of a giant neon sign telling you to log back in already. The Big Selling Point Is the Return of Seasons 1 and 3 Broadsword confirmed that rewards from The Stranger from Kubindi and Luck of the Draw are being re-released during GS10, and that includes the two rewards a lot of players cared about most: Altuur zok Adon and PH4-LNX. That alone gives this…

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SWTOR 7.8.1 Is Live and Master’s Enigma Just Dumped a Lot on Players at Once

Sometimes SWTOR gets a patch. Sometimes SWTOR gets a patch that kicks open the door, throws story content, seasonal rewards, Date Nights, event content, Twitch Drops, and Cartel Market extras into the room, and then leaves players to sort out the mess. Game Update 7.8.1: Master’s Enigma is very much the second kind. It went live on March 10, and it is one of those updates where logging in “just to check a few things” is probably not going to stay a short visit. Master’s Enigma Pushes the Story Forward The biggest headline here is the new Master’s Enigma story content. Republic and Imperial leadership head to Odessen to deal with the fallout from the Mandalorian conflict, Darth Nul’s holocron, and Malgus’ escape from the fleet. Right in the middle of all that, Darth Jadus reaches out to the player and starts offering guidance about the conflict ahead, while the…

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Andor Sweeps the Star Wars Corner of the Saturn Awards (Plus a Big Lucas Moment)

Star Wars didn’t just show up at the 53rd Saturn Awards — it walked out with the kind of wins that make genre fans feel vindicated. The ceremony took place March 8, 2026, and the Star Wars side of the scoreboard was led by one very specific takeaway: Andor isn’t “good for Star Wars.” It’s just award-winning sci-fi. The big wins ANDOR won Best Science Fiction Television Series.That’s a meaningful label at the Saturn Awards, because this is a genre-first show — sci-fi competing against sci-fi, not getting lost in a general TV pile. Stellan Skarsgård won Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series for Luthen Rael (Andor).It’s hard to think of a more “Saturn Awards” performance than Luthen: the kind of character who turns a Star Wars series into a political thriller with monologues people still quote months later. Ravi Cabot-Conyers won Best Young Performer in a Television Series…

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SWGOH Game Update (March 4, 2026): IG-90 Goes Farmable, Plus a Big Pile of Fixes

If today’s Galaxy of Heroes update had a theme, it’s this: Capital Games is quietly sanding down the sharp edges. No new shiny toy in the patch notes — just a lot of “this shouldn’t have been happening” getting cleaned up, plus one very real farming win for anyone chasing droids. Most quotable takeaway: This isn’t a hype patch — it’s a stability patch. And those are usually the ones you feel a week later. The Headline: IG-90 Shards Are Now Farmable The one piece of “news” news: IG-90 shards are now farmable from Cantina Battles 8-A. That matters for two reasons: Quote-ready line: The moment a unit becomes Cantina-farmable, it stops being a rumor and starts being a roster plan. Bug Fixes That Actually Affect Real Matches This update is basically a greatest-hits album of weird edge cases — and yes, some of these were absolutely impacting GAC/Conquest runs…

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Bed Bondage NSFW Pose Pack for Cyberpunk 2077 – Photomode Goes Full Studio

Not all pose packs are created equal. Some are general-purpose, throw-them-anywhere animations. Others are built like a studio photography setup where every limb, angle, and prop interaction is intentional. Bed Bondage NSFW falls squarely into the second category. This is a 13-pose Photomode pack for Fem V, engineered specifically around the Bondage Bed AMM prop. The focus here is technical accuracy: foot posture, body alignment, and how the character sits against a physical object. If you care about realism in screenshots — especially in staged or stylized scenes — this mod gives you far more control than standard pose libraries. It’s not about gameplay. It’s about composition. And if you’re already browsing tools from our Cyberpunk mod hub, this is exactly the kind of niche, creator-focused add-on that fits into a serious screenshot toolkit. What This Mod Actually Does At its core, this mod adds 13 custom Photomode poses designed…

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Cyberpunk 2077 Mod: Princess Leia Slave Outfit (Female V) – Star Wars VI Inspired Look

If you’ve spent any time modding Cyberpunk 2077, you already know the truth: At some point, every “serious” Night City playthrough turns into a wardrobe simulator. And honestly? That’s fine. Cyberpunk 2077 has some of the best character customization potential in modern RPGs — especially once the modding scene gets involved. The Princess Leia Slave Outfit mod is one of those mods that sits perfectly at the intersection of cosplay, sci-fi nostalgia, and Cyberpunk fashion crimes. It brings a Star Wars Episode VI (Return of the Jedi) inspired outfit into Night City, designed for female V, and built as a modular set with multiple wearable pieces. 👉 Nexus link (download) Quick Facts Mod name: Princess Leia Slave outfit (Star Wars VI inspired)Game: Cyberpunk 2077Character: Female VMod type: Outfit / clothing set (modular pieces)NSFW: Contains NSFW option (bra variant)Tested game version: v2.3How to obtain: Tony’s Adult Store / CET codes (included…

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Hollywood Reporter Says a “Sequel-Sequel Trilogy” Feels Inevitable — and Honestly, They Might Be Right

For years, Lucasfilm has treated the post-Rise of Skywalker future like an awkward family dinner conversation. Everyone knows it’s going to come up. Nobody wants to be the first to bring it up. But now The Hollywood Reporter is doing something the Star Wars industry press rarely does: saying the quiet part out loud. A “sequel-sequel trilogy” — basically Episodes X, XI and XII — doesn’t just feel possible. It feels inevitable. And while that idea isn’t confirmed by Lucasfilm, it’s suddenly the kind of “obvious next step” that’s getting harder to ignore. Why this matters now Star Wars is entering a strange new phase. Not because there’s a shortage of projects — but because there’s a shortage of certainty. Some movies are reportedly on hold. Some are being reworked. The Disney+ side continues to expand, but theatrical Star Wars still lacks what Marvel has always had: A clear flagship…

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Kathleen Kennedy Says Casting Han Solo Was “An Impossible Situation” for Alden Ehrenreich

Kathleen Kennedy has spent years defending Lucasfilm’s big swings — and to be fair, Star Wars requires big swings. But in her latest Deadline exit interview, the outgoing Lucasfilm president offered a rare moment of direct, personal reflection on one of the most debated choices of the Disney era: asking Alden Ehrenreich to replace Harrison Ford as Han Solo. And Kennedy doesn’t sugarcoat it. Why this matters now With Kennedy stepping away from Lucasfilm leadership, these interviews aren’t just PR. They’re the closest thing we’ll get to an official post-mortem on modern Star Wars decision-making. And Solo: A Star Wars Story has always been one of the most interesting case studies: So Kennedy acknowledging regret here isn’t small. It’s a signal that Lucasfilm knows exactly what went wrong conceptually, even if the movie itself has aged better for many viewers. What Kathleen Kennedy said Kennedy praised Ehrenreich directly, but admitted…

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5 Years Ago Today, Ubisoft Announced an Open-World Star Wars Game — and It Became Star Wars Outlaws

Five years ago today, Ubisoft and Lucasfilm dropped an announcement that instantly rewired expectations for Star Wars gaming: Massive Entertainment was developing an open-world Star Wars game. Back then, it didn’t have a name. It didn’t have a trailer. It didn’t even have a main character. It was just a promise — the kind that sounds too good to be real until you see it actually happen. That project, once known as Project Helix, later became Star Wars Outlaws, which released in 2024. And in a very Star Wars twist, the game’s story didn’t stop at launch. Why this matters now Star Wars games don’t always get long arcs. Some drop, get a few patches, and vanish into the backlog like a forgotten bounty hunter. But Outlaws has been doing something different: it’s been quietly picking up new fans over time — especially as more players discover its open-ended “live…

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Fast Audio Transcription: How to Turn Speech into Text Instantly with AI

The most efficient method to turn speech into text instantly is by utilizing AI-powered software equipped with advanced Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology. Unlike manual typing, which is slow and prone to fatigue, modern tools like Vomo.ai can process hours of recorded audio in mere minutes. By leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) and deep learning algorithms, these platforms analyze sound waves, distinguish between speakers, and transcribe words with over 98% accuracy. This technology allows users to convert formats like MP3, WAV, and M4A into editable, actionable text seamlessly, revolutionizing how we handle meetings, lectures, and interviews. Understanding the Mechanics of AI Speech Recognition To truly appreciate the speed of modern tools, it helps to understand what is happening under the hood. Audio to text conversion—often referred to as voice transcription or speech-to-text—has evolved significantly from the clunky, error-prone dictation software of the early 2000s. Today’s technology relies on a combination…

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Lucasfilm Games Relaunched 5 Years Ago Today — and It Quietly Changed Star Wars Gaming Forever

Five years ago today, Lucasfilm did something that didn’t look dramatic at the time… but ended up reshaping the entire Star Wars gaming landscape. They relaunched Lucasfilm Games as their dedicated licensing brand — a modern banner for Star Wars games (and other Lucasfilm properties) moving forward. And honestly? In hindsight, it was one of the smartest moves the company has made in the post-Disney era. Not because it guaranteed instant masterpieces — but because it signaled something fans had been begging for: more variety, more studios, and more freedom. Why this matters right now Star Wars games used to feel like they were on one highway. Same publisher. Same pipeline. Same release rhythm. Since Lucasfilm Games returned, Star Wars gaming has felt much more like a living ecosystem — with multiple teams, multiple genres, and multiple bets happening at once. Even when not every project hits, the direction has…

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Daggerfall Unity Gets Unholy: Weeberfall’s “Dibellan Degeneracy” NSFW Patch Releases the Waifus Into the Iliac Bay

If you’ve ever looked at Daggerfall Unity and thought: “This needs less holy restraint and more… Dibella.” …then congratulations, your mod folder is about to become a shrine. A new NSFW add-on for Daggerfall Unity called Weeberfall – Dibellan Degeneracy (NSFW) is exactly what it sounds like: an extremely adult-oriented patch that unlocks and distributes explicit NPC portrait content across the Iliac Bay — using a simple but surprisingly powerful JSON patch. And yes: it’s absolutely going to show up in search results for Daggerfall Unity nude and Daggerfall Unity NSFW, because this is one of the most direct “this mod does what it says” releases in the scene. What is “Dibellan Degeneracy” for Daggerfall Unity? Dibellan Degeneracy is not a texture pack. It doesn’t add any new sprites or images. Instead, it works as a configuration patch for NPC Flat Replacer, assigning explicit variants (already included in another mod)…

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Official Vs Fake Clash Royale Codes: What Players Should Know

You’ve seen Clash Royale “codes” promising free gems, but most are bait. Real rewards exist—just not where scammers claim. Official codes come from Supercell, are time‑limited, and unlock cosmetics, not currency. Fake ones often push phishing sites or recycled strings. If you want the perks without risking your account, you need to know where to look, how to redeem safely, and why some codes fail—here’s what separates legit from misleading. What Are Clash Royale Codes? Clash Royale codes are short, time-limited keys from Supercell that you redeem through the official Supercell Store with your Supercell ID to unlock cosmetics like emotes, banners, or decorative sets. They’re alphanumeric or phrase-based, often themed to seasonal events, collaborations, tournaments, or promotions—think January 2026’s Dragon Arena drops. Most codes in Clash Royale are single-use per account and grant cosmetics only; you won’t find legitimate gem codes. To redeem codes in clash, open a browser,…

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SWTOR Creators Are Leveling Up: How the Latest AI Video Wave Fits Machinima, Guild Recruiting, and Roleplay

SWTOR has always had a “make your own story” spirit—whether you’re cutting together a guild recruitment trailer, showcasing a new outfit set, or building a full-on roleplay cinematic. What’s changed lately is how fast you can go from an idea to a watchable clip. The current AI video boom isn’t just hype. New video models are pushing better motion, sharper details, and more consistent results—especially for short, social-ready sequences. Runway’s Gen-4.5, for example, is positioned around improved motion quality and higher visual fidelity, with the industry broadly moving toward more “cinematic” outputs.  That speed is a big deal for SWTOR creators because most of us don’t have a full editing team. We have screenshots, a few recorded clips, maybe a logo, and a weekend. AI tools can now fill the gap between “I wish I had a trailer” and “here’s a trailer.” At the same time, realism cuts both ways….

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Tony Gilroy Pushes Back on Claims That Andor Is a Left-Leaning Show

Andor has often been described as one of the most politically grounded Star Wars series ever made. That framing has led some viewers to label it as explicitly left-leaning. According to Tony Gilroy, that interpretation misses the point. In a recent interview, Gilroy addressed the assumption head-on, making it clear that while his own political beliefs lean left, Andor was never designed to argue for a specific political program. Why This Conversation Keeps Coming Up Andor arrived at a moment when audiences are primed to read politics into everything. The show deals with authoritarian power, surveillance, bureaucracy, and rebellion—topics that naturally invite real-world comparisons. But Gilroy’s position is that Andor isn’t interested in policy debates. It’s interested in pressure. That distinction matters, especially as Star Wars storytelling has increasingly been filtered through modern political lenses rather than narrative intent. What Gilroy Actually Said Speaking on a podcast interview, Gilroy explained…

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Somehow, Palpatine Returned

The line everyone remembers — and Star Wars still hasn’t escaped There are movie lines that become iconic because they’re brilliant.And then there are lines that become iconic because… well… everyone stops and stares at the screen. “Somehow, Palpatine returned” belongs firmly in the second category. It’s not dramatic.It’s not clever.It’s not even especially informative. And yet, years later, it’s still one of the most searched Star Wars quotes on the internet — a meme, a punchline, and a shorthand for an entire era of frustration. Whether you love the sequel trilogy, hate it, or have achieved the rare state of peaceful acceptance, you know this line. You don’t even need context anymore. The line is the context. So why does it still matter? And why do people keep googling it in 2025? Let’s talk about it. Where the line comes from (and why it hit so wrong) The line…

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The Classiest Clapback in Star Wars History: Ron Howard Defends 9-Year-Old Jake Lloyd

Before The Phantom Menace even hit theaters in 1999, the Star Wars discourse machine was already warming up its hyperdrives—and somehow decided that a nine-year-old child was a perfectly acceptable target. Yes, really. Long before social media outrage cycles, YouTube essayists, and algorithm-fueled pile-ons, Newsweek published a piece criticizing Jake Lloyd’s performance as young Anakin Skywalker… before the film was even released. And that’s when Ron Howard stepped in—with a letter so calm, measured, and devastatingly polite that it still reads like a masterclass in public decency. A Letter That Aged Better Than Most Hot Takes Dated January 14, 1999, the letter came directly from Ron Howard, co-CEO of Imagine Entertainment and someone who, conveniently, actually knew what it meant to be a child actor under public scrutiny. Howard didn’t yell. He didn’t grandstand. He didn’t threaten.He simply dismantled the article with quiet precision. He called the critique of Jake…

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Marvel Rivals Thicc Squirrel Girl (Tinsel Tail) Mod Review

Someone’s been hitting the cookie jar—and the sliders. Squirrel Girl has always thrived in the space between wholesome chaos and cartoon absurdity. In Marvel Rivals, that energy translates into bright colors, expressive animations, and a personality that refuses to take itself too seriously. The Thicc Squirrel Girl (Tinsel Tail) mod leans into that playful exaggeration and cranks it way up—more curves, more customization, and optional physics that make the whole thing bounce (literally and figuratively). This isn’t a shock-value mod. It’s a body-shape overhaul with flexibility baked in, designed for players browsing Squirrel Girl NSFW mods who still want something stylized, customizable, and surprisingly considerate of different tastes. What the Thicc Squirrel Girl Mod Does At a glance, the concept is simple: Squirrel Girl, but thiccer. In practice, the mod offers a lot more control than a single “make it bigger” switch. Core Features The result is a mod that…

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Marvel Rivals Gets a Genderbend Glow-Up With the Male Luna Snow – Cherry Delight Mod

Marvel Rivals has quickly become a playground for modders who love chaos, creativity, and a healthy amount of “What if we just… changed everything?” And few projects capture that spirit better than the Male Luna Snow – Cherry Delight mod—an incredibly fun, surprisingly polished twist on one of the game’s most iconic cosmetic designs. If you’ve ever looked at Luna Snow’s sugary Cherry Delight outfit and thought, “Yeah, but what if he?”, this mod is exactly the genderbent fever dream you didn’t know you needed. And yes, it fits perfectly into the delightful world of Marvel Rivals nsfw mods, even without being inherently explicit. The community will tag anything, let’s be honest. Created with care, humor, and a willingness to bend canon until it snaps in half, this mod replaces Luna Snow’s Cherry Delight skin with a fully reimagined male version—complete with red-hot flair, polished details, and compatibility that makes…

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The Force Awakens 10th Anniversary Special Edition: A Stunning Look Back at the Film That Rebooted Modern Star Wars

A decade has passed since Star Wars: The Force Awakens blasted into cinemas and reset the franchise’s trajectory. Whether you loved it, argued about it, or rewrote half the script in your head (don’t act like you didn’t), Episode VII reshaped Star Wars for a new generation. Now Lucasfilm and Titan Magazines are celebrating that milestone with something genuinely worthy of your shelf: Star Wars Insider Presents: The Force Awakens – The 10 Year Anniversary Special Edition. It’s a beautifully assembled, interview-rich hardcover packed with behind-the-scenes photography, concept art, and fresh insights into how the film was made. And yes, you can already order it on Amazon right here What Makes This Anniversary Edition Special Sure, “special editions” are announced regularly, but this one earns the label. Titan Magazines has pulled together a curated, archival-style retrospective full of never-before-seen production stills, costume details, creature workshop shots, and director-driven commentary. Across…

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