Health
A First-Of-Its-Kind Study Reveals What Pregnancy Does to the Brain In Real Time
By Elana Spivack
This is what pregnancy brain actually is.
Epics
Denis Villeneuve’s Next Big Sci-Fi Epic is the Complete Opposite of Dune
By Ryan Britt
Rendezvous with Rama won't be anything like Dune.
Game Guides
'Baldur's Gate 3': How to Recruit the Temporary Party Member Alfira
By Hayes Madsen
A temporary bard.
News
Roland Emmerich Wants to Turn 'Lawrence of Arabia' Into a 3-Season TV Show
By Dais Johnston
Please, no more “TV shows as 10-hour movies.”
News
'House on Haunted Hill' Is Getting a Second Life (Again)
By Lyvie Scott
A Vincent Price classic is getting a fresh coat of haunted paint.
Retrospective
20 Years Ago, Call Of Duty’s First B-Team Changed The Franchise Forever
By Trone Dowd
Call Of Duty's first expansion also marked the first time developers got to add their own spin on Infinity Ward's revolutionary groundwork.
Retrospective
Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Ludicrous Sci-Fi Blockbuster Remains Surprisingly Fun
By Jon O'Brien
Time paradoxes are no match for a swift kick.
Science
30 Years Ago, NASA Tested This Bizarre Safety Backpack To Keep Astronauts From Getting Lost In Space
By Doris Elín Urrutia
Spacewalking is amazing yet incredibly dangerous.
Health
Researchers Study Life After Death — And It Gets Weirder
By Peter A Noble, Alex Pozhitkov and The Conversation
What mechanisms allow certain cells to keep working after an organism has died?
Health
How To Solve A Murder In The Snow, According to Science
By Noemi Procopio, Lavinia Iancu and The Conversation
Microbes involved in decomposition could predict the time elapsed since death in extreme cold conditions.
