Heir to Punk Royalty Will Burn $7 Million Worth of Punk Memorabilia
Son of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren says it’s to spite the Queen
CERN Seeks International Artists For Full-Time Residency
The European Center for Nuclear Research is calling for art submissions for its annual award
CSI Sephora: New Technique Helps Identifiy Lipstick Brands From Crime Scenes
Researchers refine the way forensic technicians collect and analyze lipstick evidence
Found: 500-Year-Old Portuguese Shipwreck From Famed Explorer’s Fleet
A warship from the famous navigator Vasco da Gama’s fleet has been excavated in the waters off Al Hallaniyah island in Oman
Facing a Biscuit Shortage, British Citizens Get an Emergency Shipment Flown in From Dubai
The shortage isn’t the only biscuit-related scandal to strike teatime recently
Thanks to the FCC, You Might Soon Have More Control Over Your Personal Data
Regulators are taking on internet service providers over targeted ads
How a College Student Led the WikiProject Women Scientists
Emily Temple-Wood’s Women Scientist project is writing female researchers back into the conversation
The CDC Says High Elevation Regions Are Safe From Zika
It’s welcome news for anyone with travel plans
This Summer, the Louvre’s Pyramid Will “Disappear”
A French street artist promises a tantalizing trick of the eye
Hundreds of Right Whales Are Returning to Cape Cod
Decades have passed since the endangered species regularly frequented Cape Cod Bay
A Prominent Street Artist Just Destroyed All of His Works
Blu used a chisel and gray paint to make a point
Muggles Are Selling the Chair in Which ‘Harry Potter’ Was Created
The decorated dining room chair J.K. Rowling used to write her iconic novels is going on sale
The National Film Board of Canada Will Give 50 Percent of Its Production Budget to Women
The agency thinks it can achieve full gender parity in just three years
Mission to Find Life on Mars Blasts Off
The European Space Agency kicks off its ExoMars project to look for methane and other signs of life in the Martian atmosphere
World War II Survivor Tips Off Geologists to Hidden Tunnels Beneath Naples
The forgotten tunnels were used as bomb shelters
2,100-Year-Old Roman Tavern Unearthed, Empty Cups and All
The proposed ancient bar and grill in southern France could shed light on the spread of Roman culture
These Mountains Are Made of Books
An interdisciplinary artist creates landscapes out of encyclopedias
A Rare Walt Whitman Letter Was Found in the National Archives
The poet wrote the letter on behalf of a dying soldier
Recently Discovered Spider Is Named After Physicist Brian Greene
About the size of the human palm, the “Brian” spider can swim and hunt fish
With Breathtaking Pictures, Citizen Scientists Help Map Auroras
Social media users help scientists figure out how to accurately forecast geomagnetic events
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