Tracing the work of the famed writer through movies
Carol Nemeroff studies why certain foods, such as feces-shaped fudge, pink slime, or recycled tap water, gross us out
Long before hops cones were used to make beer bitter, hops shoots were eaten as a spring green
Even the earliest films had something to say about the state of the planet
Food shortages were a problem for both military and civilians. But even in these hard times, people could find relief in peanuts
The eleventh installment of the festival is underway in Manhattan
Design strategies for arid regions go back centuries, but in the face of climate change, drylands design is a whole new ballgame
Colonel Sanders thought the quality of his chicken had "slipped mightily" and the whole culture of fast food appeared to disgust him
Thanks to the Clark family, a 1926 movie theater serves as a hub for this Adirondack resort
Alarmed by the sinking of the ocean liner, a radio pioneer devised a way to detect icebergs—and then submarines, reefs and schools of fish
On this Friday the 13th, read about these famous people from history who had a close connection to the supposedly unlucky number
Filmmaker Greg MacGillivray discusses imminent changes to the IMAX format
The tuber that gave its name to the heroine of the Hunger Games books has its roots in an era when European explorers met native Americans
Famous footwear of the Smithsonian collections, from Chinese foot-binding booties to Dorothy's ruby slippers
Inspired by the Sriracha Flamethrower Grizzly, a look back at some of the great icons of food branding
The French botanist named 6,700 species in a manic quest for fame. But did his taste for wild foods do him in?
Revisiting James Cameron's epic blockbuster, once again in theaters, as we also update the news on several recent posts
Nike's latest innovation promises to improve runners' comfort, help the environment, and revolutionize shoe manufacturing
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