Biologist and author Beth Shapiro on the dos and don'ts of bringing extinct species back to life

Once the tool of choice of 4-star chefs, sous vide is now priced for commoners

The musician's mother told him, "Be proud that you're an Indian, but be careful who you tell"

With the passing of J. Anthony Lukas, journalism has lost one of its giants.

Chris Matthews shares what the president told him after the first debate, and his secret Hillary Clinton “impulse”

Adam Piore, author of “The Body Builders,” talks to Salon about the science behind decoding brain waves

The Polish brothers' latest American fever dream -- a mythic tale of 1950s Montana -- is full of memorable images and sound. Too bad it flows as slow as cold syrup.

Facial recognition company cited in “antifa” clams spread by TrumpWorld media says entire report is a lie

Nigella Lawson declares her feminism -- and gets roasted in the press

Evan Zimroth's elegiac memoir raises disturbing questions about girlhood femininity and brutal domination

The famously hairy-legged actress shows off a shaved new look. Has she caved to popular pressure?

Bill Ayers jokes: "I ghost-wrote 'Dreams From My Father.'" Conservative bloggers: "We knew it!"

Published the same month as the attacks, Yann Martel's novel offers a prescription for life post-catastrophe

Volunteer medics have organized themselves into a web of first responders to care for people on the streets

A collection of lost-pet posters offers a sad, evocative and sometimes very strange glimpse of the bond between humans and animals.