Massive bags of tiny black rubber crumbs, the remains of some 40,000 old tires, lined the parking lot of Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien, Washington, earlier this week. The fake dirt was all set to be unloaded onto the school's brand-new synth...

People won't be able to avoid the gaze of the Terrible Eyes, say the makers of this Orwellian artwork.

This weather wand blows raindrops 3 feet away (and perhaps onto other people).

This guy looks like he'd eat the Man in the Moon for breakfast.

It's partly a legacy of Franco's aggressive post-Civil War housing regime.

Bike accidents are on the rise in suburban Boston, according to <em>The Boston Globe.</em>

NASA says it's a “once-in-a-lifetime event.”

It wasn't just the recipes that were faddish. The 1960s were halcyon times for restaurant experiences that hold almost no appeal today, from the dine-o-mat to the drive-in diner. But one curious product of this era had true staying power: the revolving restaurant.

New York City is determined to find out.

<em>Aegista diversifamilia</em> is a hermaphrodite land snail whose name means "diverse forms of human families."

From Berlin to Beijing, anywhere with an artisanal vegan soap store is a bit like New York's hippest borough.

A new report from the Aspen Institute discusses the future of an important institution.