The renowned physicist enjoyed the sensation of weightlessness while 24,000 feet over the Atlantic
Tonight, the Hirshhorn's nightly 360-degree projection, SONG 1, comes alive with an outdoor concert
Ernest Hemingway popularized the cosmopolitan lifestyle of Paris, but he missed out every day he wasn't walking through the forested hills of Périgord
Why are the lees at the bottom of a wine or cider barrel named for your female parent?
The History Channel presents self-appointed challengers of science who take on the idea that aliens caused the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs
Seventy-five years later, opinions still vary on what caused the airship to explode so suddenly
Celebrate living well with Mom this weekend at Garden Fest, the Bolivian Festival and at the Steinway series with Mendelssohn Piano Trio
I dug some more into how food companies are positioning their products for this time of year, and some of my findings were, well, unconventional
An isolated Utah gas station created its own rendition of the iconic Sinclair dinosaur
A stunning statue at the Cleveland Museum raises concerns about the acquisition of antiquities
From animation studios to movie stars to box office tallies, China has become the next frontier in film production
Not an easy answer. But here are 10 recent studies on what it means to be a mother today
A new solo exhibition by Lalla Essaydi challenges Western and Muslim perceptions of women's identities
From one conservationist's perspective, harvesting rainwater doesn't mean high-tech strategies—traditional techniques have been around for centuries
What's behind recent claims about a milky unpasteurized panacea?
A new study claims dinosaur farts contributed to prehistoric climate change, but don't believe reports that they gassed themselves to death
By helping raise their grandchildren, grandmothers might have influenced the spread of certain genes, a new study suggests
A new made-for-television movie airing May 28 recounts the stormy love affair between the writer and the war correspondent
Acanthaspis petax, a type of assassin bug, stacks dead ant bodies on its back to confuse predators
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