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Star Wars fans can now get their hands on the biggest Black Series action figure that Hasbro have created: the Rancor. The monstrous beast first seen in Return of the Jedi is scaled against the regular action figures from The Black Series collection, meaning that this brute comes in at a huge 17.5 inches in height with a 42 inches arm span. Available through Haslab, the crowdfunding platform of the toy giant, you can back the project through until December 6th, with the item going into full production if it hits its 9000 backer target. Having only been open to order since Friday, the figure has already pulled in more than 3500 buy-ins. According to the blurb from the website, "It's time for the first EVER Star Wars : The Black Series HasLab creation: Rancor! If this campaign is successfully backed, the offering will include: Star Wars ™: The Black Series Rancor™ Figure with an arm span of 42 inches (106.68 cm) from talon to talon, a height of 17.5 inches (44.45 cm), and …

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Like so many kids at the dawn of the new millennium, Michelle Maalouf knew the best place to get music was the internet. The then-teenager’s platform of choice was Kazaa, and her download list was filled with the classics of the day: boy bands, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey. “Everyone I knew downloaded music for free,” Maalouf remembers. “Any type of music. I didn’t know that there was anything wrong with it. I thought it was just a way of listening to music and a way to explore.” But unlike the vast majority of teens and young adults who consumed music this way in the year 2000, Maalouf was among the unlucky recipients of a copyright -infringement lawsuit filed by the Recording Industry Association of America: “One day, my parents got a letter in the mail that said we were being sued for downloading music, and of course they had to ask us, ‘What is this?’ ” Maalouf’s parents reached a settlement with the RIAA. Not long after, Maalouf got a call from a …

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