People are not the result of a cosmic accident, but of laws of the universe that grant our lives meaning and purpose, says physicist Paul Davies.

Reviewed by Michelle Goldberg

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"Don't tell me you came across the galaxy and can't land on Earth. Go home!"

Fans are mixed about the actor, who'd be the first woman in that role, carrying on the "Jeopardy!" legacy

Salon talks to Wheaton about "The Great American Read" and how Trump ruined post-apocalyptic sci-fi for him

The track "Talkin' Hawkin'" is the second time Hawking has collaborated with the British band

"Therein lies our 'special relationship' with England -- they have the gravitas, we have the swag"