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Star Wars began with its original trilogy and captured the hearts and minds of people from all over; allowing a galaxy far, far away to enter the homes of Earth via television. Let’s explore how Star Wars transitioned from a cultural cinema phenomenon on the small screens to filling the world with advanced narratives and talent.
Continue reading The Evolution of Star Wars on the Small Screen: From Movies to Series
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If you’ve ever thought, “What’s the one thing that could make a pint of Guinness even more legendary?” The answer has arrived in the form of this Jedi master-level drinking vessel. The Alec Guinness Pint Glass merges two cultural icons — the rich, velvety stout and Obi-Wan Kenobi himself — into one stellar masterpiece. Continue reading Yes, It Exists: Alec Guinness Pint Glass
Abraham Lincoln as Han Solo By Michael Leavitt (All Photos By Gail)
File this one under “Must See Art” because you won’t want to miss Michael Leavitt’s latest exhibit at Jonathan Levine Gallery, entitled Empire Peaks. Continuing with the theme he did to perfection with Art Army Royalty back in 2011, Leavitt’s latest collection of what could loosely be called pop culture action figures takes a Star Wars theme and turns that wildly popular franchise’s characters into recognizable icons of history, politics and entertainment. The show is totally off the hook! Even if you’re not a total Star Wars geek (raises hand) you’re going to enjoy the high-quality representations of some very recognizable individuals, both real and fictional.
Continue reading Must See Art: Michael Leavitt’s Empire Peaks