People have been loving The LEGO Batman Movie! What better way to spread the love than with actual LEGO Batman toys and other awesome goodies? This week, you have a chance to win a LEGO Batman Movie prize pack to share with a child in your life!

The LEGO Mosaic Maker will give you the tools to create a custom, grayscale mosaic of your face in LEGO bricks.

This year's New York Toy Fair featured plenty of great toys.

The awesome installment of Musical Hell's "Know the Score" series after the jump shows us how chillingly relevant the musical Cabaret still is, considering our current political climate. If you've ever wondered why art is so important, wonder no more.

With all the hype surrounding the LEGO Batman movie, it's easy to forget there's another animated adventure coming out this year.

In honor of Star Trek's 50th anniversary, superfan Kevin J. Walter designed and built a Klingon Bird of Prey from 25,000 LEGOs.

Is there nothing that can't be done with LEGOs? YouTuber thebrickranger and Paradox Pictures recreated the Logan trailer (which you can view here for comparison) entirely with LEGOs, and it is surprisingly accurate.

At last, it's the LEGO minifig set you weren't sure you needed right up until you saw it.

This past weekend, NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson set an unusual record: at age 56, she's the oldest woman in space.

Apparently, all of the Guardians of the Galaxy Easter eggs have been found save one--and when a brave commenter asserted that it might not even exist, director James Gunn bet him $100,000 smackeroos to prove otherwise. It's never wise to bet against the director of the actual movie.

If you aren't necessarily able to get through the episode--or you want to rewatch those death scenes without having to watch them per se, YouTube user kristo499 has put together a LEGO stop-animation video of the two big death scenes from last week's episode. If you've been trying to avoid spoilers, I wouldn't recommend watching it--because they are literally the two biggest spoilers about who got killed off.

No one knows how Poe Dameron managed to escape the blast from the TIE Fighter crash on Jakku at the beginning of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. At long last, that question will be answered... in a very unexpected place: the latest DLC for the LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens game.

Don't worry. There will soon be enough Lego toys to go around. Although that hasn't actually been the case lately, but the company is working on it.

LEGO ideas is home to some great prospective LEGO sets, and one of the best things about the site is that—with 10,000 votes and some luck in the approval process—these sets can actually become real products. That happened before with, among others, a set based on women in science, and it might just happen again with this set based on women in science in space.

Sometimes a mashup just kind of works.

There are lots of neat LEGO set ideas on ... LEGO Ideas, fittingly enough, but every once in a while, one comes along that particularly catches our eye. That's worked out for us pretty well in the past with the success of the female scientist LEGO set, and now we've got another worthy project: the women of NASA in LEGO form.

NASA's HiRISE camera snapped a really neat photo of some dunes on Mars that look like the dots and dashes that make up Morse code.