The master helped director shape both modern cinema, and the minds of a generation
The Sierra Club presented a fictional subway map of the U.S. National Parks and is challenging green commuters to see how many stops they can hit
Children and hobbyists rejoice - today is Lego's 80th birthday
Shannon Eastin, the first woman to ever referee an NFL game, got her stripes last night.
From 1929 to now, how do former Olympic champions compare to today's athletes?
In 2010, $607 million dollars worth of small and light arms left the United States, headed to buyers around the world
Residential segregation has increased by income in 27 out of 30 of America's metropolises, and in some cases translates to shorter lives in poorer areas
In Vietnam, dog lovers had best keep their pooches behind high, locked fences if they don't want their pets to wind up boiled in a pot
Did you celebrate? If not, you'll just have to celebrate twice next year
Why more writers should be as fearless, and as prickly as Vidal
How to tell which countries will take home more bling, and why weight lifting matters
One of the pillars of science fiction would have turned 118 today
The Army has announced that they are designing body armor specifically tailored to women's bodies
A new study charted how English has changed over the past 500 years, finding it to be more stagnant than ever before
Because of their complex brains and rich social lives, should dolphins and whales be considered non-human legal persons, with full legal rights?
Powell designed glasses with built-in screens that translate speech, the translation appearing live as subtitles floating in front of the wearer's eyes
Cornell researchers exploit kids' adoration of Batman for the better, using the superhero as an impetus to encourage kids to eat healthy
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