The Whitney and Conner Leavitt are at it again. On Thursday the star couple took to Instagram teasing an announcement, ...
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The king of dinosaurs has reclaimed his throne. A 38-foot-long, 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex named Gus sold for $50.1 million at Sotheby’s Tuesday. It’s an auction record for a fossilized ...
In discussing the song's trajectory, Randy Jacobs, the band's guitarist and one of the song's writers summed it up to the Detroit Metro Times like this, "The song's about nuclear Armageddon. It became ...
"Friendslop" doesn't sound like the most complimentary of terms, because it describes multiplayer games that have a little jank to them and aren't particularly polished. They usually revolve around ...
Is that an apocalyptic asteroid blazing overhead? What else could explain why some of the nation’s most rip-roaring dinosaur exhibits recently went extinct? Last fall, tristate favorite Field Station: ...
Ferrari built just one Enzo finished in Rosso Dino. Over 20 years later, the world is falling in love with it all over again. The car has just sold with no reserve. The hammer fell at a ...
An Amsterdam woman has been arrested after police said they found drugs inside her car.According to Amsterdam police, Hope Faboskay, 35, was pulled over on Guy National Grid's BioBus brings science ...
The new star of the UCLA baseball team can’t hit a lick. Doesn’t know how to pitch. Wouldn’t budge if a line drive came his way. His claim to fame is being inseparable from pitcher Angel Cervantes.
Dubbed the “Banko’s feather dragon,” the extinct bird’s tail feathers were twice the length of its entire body. Reading time 3 minutes How feathers evolved is somewhat of an enigma for scientists. But ...
Hawaiʻi has some of the freshest air in the nation, but in some parts of the state hazy skies can impact tourism and public health. Now, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has pumped the brakes ...