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In “Believing,” I explained that religion offers people three B’s: beliefs about the world, behaviors to follow and belonging ...

Snaps and Pop are pulling more strings than we thought, the old Lou-Lou is back, and Marvin is in big trouble with Stefano.

I hope this book makes people realize just how much queer history happened in every neighborhood, on, like, every block,” ...

These days bringing a dead musician back to life, or at least making something that sounds like that musician's songs, can be as straightforward as typing prompts into an AI system. With that in ...

A team of researchers and artists in Australia has grown cells from a dead composer's brain to create new "music" which can be heard in a gallery — raising questions about the nature of creativity.

These days bringing a dead musician back to life, or at least making something that sounds like that musician's songs, can be as straightforward as typing prompts into an AI system. With that in mind, ...