By Anthony Domanico Ever wondered how directors like Michael Bay bring such powerful explosions to the screen? The American Chemical Society breaks down the pyrotechnic science fueling Hollywood’s mega-booms.
By Amanda Kooser Action-movie hero Chris Pratt may be headlining the new “Jurassic World” movie, but the real star of the show is the mysterious nasty hybrid dino Indominus Rex.
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By Sa Youn Hwang The two Korean companies top global rankings with a combined market share of nearly 38 percent.
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By Rich Trenholm After a decade at the BBC, the distinctive Kiwi tones of the DJ, producer and influential music industry personality will be heard at Apple.
By Rich Trenholm After a decade at the BBC, the distinctive Kiwi tones of the DJ, producer and influential music industry personality will be heard at Apple.
By Michelle Starr Using a specially created web app, users will be able to design their own sculpture, then have it sent to a robotic arm for carving.
By Chris Matyszczyk Technically Incorrect: In new emotive ads, Facebook claims to be the home of all that is good and open. But is it?
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By Edward Moyer New York Times columnist David Carr, in his final public appearance, hosted a reunion of sorts with Snowden, protagonist of the film “Citizenfour,” as well as director Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald.
By Chris Matyszczyk Technically Incorrect: A Georgia chemistry student replied to a Craigslist ad that turned out to be fake. It led, police say, to his death when he met the alleged sellers.
By Rich Trenholm TeamRock Radio will broadcast from ten stations during rush hour — on Friday the 13th. What could possibly go wrong? Read on to find out how they’re going to do it.
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