The dark side forces from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story are poised to join Fantasy Flight Games’ Star Wars: Legion miniatures game.

This week's home entertainment offerings include one of Tom Cruise’s best Mission: Impossible efforts, the fifth film in The Conjuring horror franchise, the Muppet-misfire known as The Happytime Murders , the capturing-Eichmann docudrama Operation Finale, the latest seasons of network TV's The Family Guy, and the sexy violent HBO series Westworld, plus a new Blu-ray of the first season of Peter Davison's reign as the Fifth Doctor, and an American anime written by Warren Ellis.

Disney Animation's Ralph Breaks the Internet topped the box office for the second weekend in a row, dominating the weekend after Thanksgiving, one of Hollywood’s few remaining fallow periods.

Another one bites the dust, a few get picked up, and more in the latest geek TV news.

Warner Bros. and DC are developing a Blue Beetle movie that focuses on the Jaime Reyes version of the character.

Alcon has partnered with Adult Swim and Crunchyroll to produce Blade Runner – Black Lotus, an anime series.

Lucasfilm is launching a kid-centric Star Wars website and YouTube channel with an exclusive series of animated shorts.

Netflix has ordered a live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop.

"Goku seems to have actually been something of a big deal."

Marvel is celebrating the brand new Guardians of the Galaxy with a series of variant covers in January.

Dark Horse Comics will release a Toy Story 4 graphic novel anthology.

Upper Deck will produce trading cards and trading card games based on the James Bond movies under a new license.