Darth Vader ignites his infamous red lightsaber for the first time in this exclusive excerpt from 'Star Wars: Master of Evil.'

The rise of Darth Vader has been told in many ways across Star Wars canon, but Adam Christopher ’s upcoming novel Masters of Evil is ready to return to one of the darkest and most defining moments in his transformation and it involves the creation of his crimson lightsaber.

A new piece of Star Wars canon just connected to a different piece of Star Wars canon. When did Vader get his red lightsaber and why?

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, thanked the villain Darth Vader from 'Star Wars' during an official speech.

Masters of Evil' will give us another perspective on a crucial, compelling moment in Darth Vader's journey as a Sith apprentice.

Crocs is traveling to a galaxy far, far away for its latest collaboration, unveiling a new edition of the Classic Clog dedicated to one of cinema’s most iconic villains: Darth Vader. This highly anticipated drop is a bold,

Join us in this thrilling adventure as Darth Vader showcases his unparalleled power in "Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga". Watch as he skillfully takes down several rebels, demonstrating why he remains one of the most feared figures in the galaxy.

The event, held in the newly paved Rose Garden, was meant to address the ongoing government shutdown. Instead, it veered into a rambling monologue about Democrats, construction noise, and Star Wars villains. Around 35 minutes into his speech, Trump suddenly spotted Vought in the crowd and launched into a tangent.

Donald Trump has left people seriously confused after he thanked Darth Vader during a lunch at the new 'Rose Garden Club' on Tuesday (21 October). Yes, really - the Star Wars villain got a special shoutout in the 79-year-old American president's speech.

A long time ago (on Tuesday) in a galaxy far, far away (but actually Washington), President Donald Trump unveiled a new Star Wars -themed nickname for the White House budget chief he has empowered to punish Democratic lawmakers by cutting projects and programs he perceives as their priorities.