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Recently, Finnish mobile game developer Rovio and LucasArts have been enjoying the good fortune that Angry Birds Star Wars had given them. The game has only been out for about a month and it immediately became the most sought after mobile game in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, respectively. Now to celebrate its one month of success, Rovio released new levels that mirror The Empire Strikes Back in Angry Birds Star Wars – Episode V: Hoth.

The new add-on levels are completely free once you’ve unlocked each level in the Episode IV: A New Hope levels. In Episode V: Hoth, you play on the ice planet Hoth against AT-AT evil pigs and in space against Star Destroyers. Angry Birds Star Wars – Episode V: Hoth also unlocks a new character to play, the Angry Bird version of Princess Leia. Rovio and LucasArts released two new trailers for Episode V: Hoth; one that promotes the levels and the other that promotes the gameplay. Watch both trailers below…

This combines two of the best things in life: the Star Wars saga and beer. There’s always the question of what to do with all of those empty aluminum cans that you leave scattered around in your wake. Sure, you could do the responsible thing and rinse them out and recycle them. But that’s boring.

A man named Tamás Kánya had a better idea. And his endeavor is kind of like recycling. The cans aren’t going to waste, he’s simply reusing them to make something rad. In this case what he’s done is craft an X-Wing fighter, like the kind piloted by Luke Skywalker, out of empty cans of Kaiser beer.

Season three of AMC’s hit zombie drama, The Walking Dead, is getting hectic. So far, this year has been all about building towards the inevitable collision between the group of survivors, led by Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), and the enclave of Woodbury, led by the Governor (David Morrissey). With the mid-season finale upon us, this week’s episode, “Made to Suffer,” promises fireworks.

Some damn huge spoilers lurk below, for those of you who aren’t current on season three, as well as those of you who’ve seen every moment.

Oh, young love, it’s a powerful thing indeed. Powerful enough to bring the dead back to life? We’ve seen it in movies before, and that certainly seems to be the idea behind the new zombie romantic comedy, Warm Bodies. Back from the dead might be a bit misleading; it’s more like back from the undead. As you can clearly see in this latest, 60-second trailer, love seems to be a cure for what ails the common zombie.