Stephen Colbert spooked by living Van Gogh’s ear
by Gabi Chepurny The artist's ear is back and in action in Germany...sort of
Jurassic World spoilers show Spielberg movie is big F.U. to science
by Miss Lydia All those rumors? They're true, and director Colin Treverrow isn't happy
Facebook buys Titan Aerospace, prepares to launch drone war on the rest of your life
by Sarah Crow The solar powered unmanned aircrafts could stay aloft for five years at a time—that’s a lot of relationship status changes
Jenna Marbles releases new video renaming all body parts
by Gabi Chepurny The YouTube sensation is back with another round in her "Better Names" series -- this time reinventing the field of Anatomy
Bible and camels don’t mix, says Science
by Dominic Preston Never mind the old Hollywood epics, Two archaeologists from Tel Aviv University posit that the first domesticated camel appeared centuries after Abraham
Kit Harington’s ‘Pompeii’ gets free publicity from eruption study
By Todd Gilchrist Scientists link a volcanic, extinction-level event to a region famous for well-preserved fossils
Bill Nye debates Ken Ham over evolution vs creationism
by Audrey Palmer Was the Earth created 6000 years ago by God, or did we evolve over millions of years? The Science Guy went to the Creation Museum in Kentucky…
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg goes Hollywood with Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences
by Miss Lydia Kevin Spacey, Lana Del Rey and Rob Lowe turn out to give $18 million in prizes
Stephen Hawking’s ‘biggest blunder’ is the smartest mistake you’ve ever heard
By Todd Gilchrist The scientist recanted a theory he posited 40 years ago arguing that black holes consume all light and information
CES 2014: Miss Lydia’s ultimate guide to not getting laid
by Miss Lydia Three gadgets on display at the massive consumer electronics show in Las Vegas guaranteed to keep geekdom living in mom’s basement
Could, Should and Will: Tech predictions for 2014
by Henry T. Casey Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung all have some homework to do