Ever wondered why we cry, what earwax is for and if we can smell other people's emotions? In a fascinating look at what goes on between our ears, physician and philosopher Raymond Tallis explores the secret world of the human head
In the phone call, played during the sentencing hearing, Melissa Arrington, 27, listened, as a friend know only as "Little Joe" makes a tasteless attempt to cheer her up.
A man who allegedly called police and then laughed at them when they arrived Wednesday night, went to jail shortly thereafter. Dante Armand Horn, 20, of 2961 E. Euclid Ave., was charged with obstruction of emergency communications. He was being held on $300 bond.
Elephants on acid, sexual turn-ons for turkeys, raising dead corpses to life – these bizarre acts are actually some of the many craziest scientific experiments of all time.
"...when His Holiness took the stage the real reverence began. In unison, 500 chairs squeaked across the floor as everyone rose to give a standing ovation to the spiritual polestar.
NEW YORK - President Bush challenged corporate America on Wednesday on the lavish salaries and bonuses paid to chief executives, saying their pay should be tied to how much they help their companies' shareholders.
A brand new National Geographic article looks at love from a biochemical viewpoint and compares it mental illness. This story looks at love, lust and attachment. Love makes you bold, bright and a risk-taker.