ABC continues to build its legacy of skin-deep programming with a new installment of "Extreme Makeover," in which the road to fulfillment goes through the plastic surgeon's office.

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Advancements in neuroscience can change the way a brain functions

In March 2010, the Internet fell for a gimmicky lipgloss product that changed colors according to mood

Failing to deliver on basic necessities of modern life does not seem to faze Tory politicians much

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Adding mathematics and AI to batch testing may lead to cheaper, faster tests, though not all experts are convinced

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With its sensational performances of femininity, RuPaul's campy show digs at the sexism of contemporary culture

If "The Office" was tasked with promoting the Olympics instead of making paper, it might look like "Twenty Twelve"

Ryan Phillippe plays a soldier called back to Iraq after he's completed his term of duty. How can we not care?