The final issue of Marvel Comics' Star Wars has revealed that the Rebels had a weapon that could have killed Palpatine once ...

Marvel's Star Wars comics are entering the post-Return of the Jedi era, which means new stories, new conflicts, and of course ...

In 1453, the Ottomans seized Constantinople, ending the Byzantine Empire and the life of its last emperor, Constantine ...

Ian McDiarmid, best known for playing Emperor Palpatine in the Star Wars movies and shows, has been announced as a guest at ...

Evoking the intensity of war pictures like Saving Private Ryan, Platoon, Black Hawk Down, and more, Star Wars finally lives up to its very name with a thrilling portrait of bravery and sacrifice ...

The Catalog of American Portraits (CAP) is a national portrait archives maintaining data and images for nearly 200,000 portraits. The CAP maintains records of historically significant American ...

The nation's only complete collection of presidential portraits outside the White House, this exhibition lies at the heart of the Portrait Gallery's mission to tell the American story through the ...

All the really evil ones in Star Wars speak like British toffs, but it was sadistic, cowled Emperor Palpatine, McDiarmid, with his darkly seductive voice, who stole the show. (Admittedly ...

It is hard to tell how many paintings and portraits in the national collection have been dismounted from their original frames only to be fitted to others with which they share no common history.

That would be some elaborate explanation of Palpatine’s return in the new ... which appear to be early attempts to bring the Emperor back to life. Then, they finally do it, but it appears ...

Veteran Scottish actor Ian McDiarmid says he has "no idea" if he will ever again play the role of Emperor Palpatine in the Star Wars films. But the 73-year-old told BBC Scotland he didn't want ...

People pictures fall into two categories: portraits and candid. Either can be made with or without your subject's awareness and cooperation. However near or far your subject, however intimate or ...