Of all the ways we objectify each other, adult entertainment and sport fighting are hardly the worst in the grand scheme of things.

The sci-fi experiment is now loose on Amazon.com for less than the price of a latte.

Weird Things survives two ends of the world, which should be some sort of record for a weird science blog.

The idea that sexual abuse and careers in porn go hand in hand isn't true according to a survey of adult performers. But the context of the findings and public reactions to them are still quite unsettling.

It's not just the Home Alone vibe of Skyfall that should irk viewers...

Why is R'yleh, the fictional underwater city where Cthulhu lies dead-dreaming, appear so insanely unreal, literally? One physicist thinks he knows the answer.

We want to believe tales of an afterlife from those who were clinically dead, but we also have to keep the caveats to their stories in mind...

It's one thing when a digital mob goes after you when you do something worthy of criticism. But what happens if it descends on you for succeeding?

If you're going to fake being an expert online, you better learn the tricks of the pseudo-expert trade.

Forget millions of years of evolution and key mutations. Humans apparently owe their existence magic mushrooms from another dimension.

Piracy might not kill entertainment as we know it, but the justifications for why it's supposedly harmless seem to fall short of their goal.

Tim Minchin's skeptical beat poem finally gets the animated treatment it deserves.

"Listen, sometimes I just get the urge to kill all humans. You know?"

Dr. Steel is all in for The Singularity in a promo for a new single by the same name.

Jokes don't have to be just funny or scientifically accurate. Comedian Brian Malow is on a mission to show they can be both.