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Nathalie Baye, a renowned figure in French cinema, has passed away at the age of 77, according to reports from…

Julian ThorneApril 18, 2026

Filmmaker Werner Herzog has consistently been drawn to the frontiers of human understanding, to the nexus where scientific inquiry brushes…

Julian ThorneApril 18, 2026

Prominent figures from the music world and beyond gathered in County Donegal to bid farewell to the lead singer of…

Julian ThorneApril 17, 2026

The viral sensation of Pope Francis in a trendy puffer jacket in 2023, later revealed to be an AI-generated image,…

Julian ThorneApril 17, 2026

Feedback, a regular feature in New Scientist, highlights amusing items from science and technology news, encouraging readers to submit their…

Julian ThorneApril 16, 2026

An engineer and art enthusiast has become the fortunate recipient of an original Pablo Picasso painting, valued at over €1…

Julian ThorneApril 14, 2026

During a screening of “Project Hail Mary” in an IMAX theater, a solitary gasp escaped me. Puzzled by the lack…

Julian ThorneApril 14, 2026

The act of consuming earth, known as geophagy, is categorized as a mental health condition by the American Psychiatric Association.…

Julian ThorneApril 10, 2026

The concept of miniature people has long captivated the human imagination, echoing from the pages of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels…

The enduring fascination with robots—their potential to rival humanity, to usher in destruction, or perhaps both—has captivated writers for over…