Tim Minchin's famous beat poem about a woo-ey dinner guest is getting made into a short film.

The modern world needs blasphemy not just as abstract right, but being actively exercised when the occasion calls for it.

Mike Adams thinks he might have found an Illuminati symbol on Saturn. But not really. But totally yes. But maybe not. But maybe.

Way back when this blog was just getting started, I decided to include an odd and neat little image I once found making the rounds on the web in a post on Jim Marrs' latest conspiracy potboiler. That graphic was a piece of concept art for an alt history

Despite what you may have heard, Voyager 2 remains very much under human, not alien, control.

S.E. Cupp's profound insight: if liberals agree with the tenets of evolution, teaching science must be a conspiracy to destroy America.

Chris Steadman and the (Non)Prophet Blog are very upset at my criticism and are ready to diligently dodge every one of my arguments.

The (Non)Prophet blog has a contest for the atheists least likely to offend religious zealots and whose identity is based on how accommodating to their beliefs they are.

What happens when a preacher loses faith? They may have no choice but to keep preaching...

Science fiction has been a vehicle for humanity exploring its deepest fears and highest aspirations. But to gatekeepers of the film world, sci-fi is always nothing more than pulpy shlock.

How to argue like a creationist in one easy, dishonest, and willfully ignorant step.

A group of religious zealots was ready to quite literally go to war with the unbelievers in Amarillo, Texas.

It's rare you get to talk to a mastermind with plans to rule the world so it's hard not to jump at the chance to interview one.

Futurama might have an unorthodox but workable solution to solving the woes of global warming. Minus the flaming robot farts, of course.

Did biblical tests predict guided missiles? Sure, if you didn't actually read the passage in which you claim they appeared, much less its context...