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The phrase "sprung a leak" comes to mind when watching this.

Can't wait until Friday for the newest Star Wars movie? Make your own with this totally awesome app!

The latest episode of Saturday Night Live features a parody commercial for the new line of Star Wars toys, which kids will play with, and collectors will... look at.

Will Ferrell came back to Saturday Night Live this weekend and did his George W. Bush impression.

Sure, there are lots of kids and teens buying Star Wars: The Force Awakens toys, but a long, long time ago in a galaxy that is actually this one, Star Wars belonged to another group of nerds — and those nerds are not going to let today’s kids take ownership of their fandom so easily, especially when these kids don’t know that action figures should STAY. IN. THE. BOX.

Stephen Colbert has a theory: the show Downton Abbey would not be nearly as charming and awesome if the characters spoke with American accents, as opposed to British accents.

What is Absinthe? Is it legal in the U.S.? What are some good-quality bottles? How does a beginner get to know the Green Fairy? All your Absinthe answers are right here.

This morning on the show, we talked to Scott Aukerman, who does a little bit of everything.

Being an Instagram rock star is glamorous. But just like actual rock stars have people doing the ugly work behind the scenes, so too do these social media icons.

Apparently, the 20th season of The Bachelor is about to start up on TV, and I have yet to see a single episode of this show. I'm pretty sure I've got a grasp on the plot: Rando dude looking to bang as many girls as he can on TV until he finds the woman he wants to "marry". An unknown number of women who want to be on TV join him for whatever romance they can squeeze out of the show, hopi

Adele's "Hello" has quickly become the most popular song of 2015, so it's not surprising that some people put their own spin on it, including this Star Wars-themed version, sung by Lord Vader himself.

An Irish reporter is being labeled a "legend," after her report covering Storm Desmond went viral over the weekend. RTE's Theresa Mannion fought bravely against the gale-force winds and pounding rain to warn everyone in Ireland of the impending storm.