Weird Things is now officially a toddler in human years and probably middle aged in blog ones...

That's right, Weird Things passed a million views. Next, world conquest. Right?

NYT's Virginia Heffernan seems shocked and appalled that popular science blogs aren't dry, purely academic exercises in summarizing scientific papers.

Things are not looking good for ScienceBlogs as the aftermath of the Sodageddon propels more of its writers to escape velocity...

Alt med skeptic David Colquhoun warns professional bloggers that money will taint their coverage, vastly estimating how much blogging pays.

Pepsi's venture into ScienceBlogs has been a rare slow-motion train wreck, from the internecine blog wars to waves of bloggers heading for the exits.

According to a new paper, science blogs are a cesspool of toxic snark. Unfortunately for the paper, the criteria used to decide that were highly subjective and context-free.

Another year comes to close at Weird Things and what a year it was...

A quick and dirty Q&A session about how this blog works behind the scenes based on readers' most common questions.

Weird Things talks to Phil Plait about astronomy, skepticism, and correcting people who are wrong on the internet.

The Daily Fail is still failing, especially when it comes to science.

A peek into the stats behind Weird Things.

Closing off the first (sort of) year of Weird Things.