Come Reign Or Shine: Prince Charles Turns Weatherman
Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, read the weather on BBC Scotland
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Tweets in Space: Contacting E.T., 140 Characters at a Time
Meet the pair of digital artists trying to raise enough money to send your online musings across the cosmos.
With Help of a ‘Bionic’ Suit, Paralyzed Woman Finishes London Marathon
You think running a marathon is tough? Try running a marathon wearing a 40-lb exoskeleton strapped to your lower body. And try doing it without the use of your legs.
It took her 16 days, but 32-year-old Claire Lomas has done …
TIME Wins Magazine of the Year at National Magazine Awards
TIME received the top honor as Magazine of the Year at the 2012 National Magazine Awards in New York
Edvard Munch’s The Scream Sells for a Record $120 Million at Auction
Edvard Munch’s iconic painting, The Scream, sets a record for most expensive piece of art ever auctioned.
Erotic Egg Whisks, Maoists and Fecal People: It Must Be The Turner Prize
The 2012 shortlist for Britain’s prestigious and deeply weird Turner Prize was announced Tuesday, and it’s looking like another year of controversial oddness.
No Missiles on Our Roofs Please, We’re British
East Londoners are balking at a 2012 Olympics security measure they say will make them a possible target of terrorism.
Life Imitating Art: Cuban Actors Seek Asylum in the U.S.
A pair of Cuban actors appear to have defected to America following the success of their movie about Cubans defecting to America.
Man Arrested in Central London Hostage Standoff
The man who brought central London to a standstill today by taking hostages in a Tottenham Court Road office building has been arrested.
Did Shakespeare Have a Co-Writer?
According to Oxford researchers, the bard may have collaborated with another playwright on at least one of his works.
Kyrgyzstan’s Eternal Flame Extinguished Due to Unpaid Gas Bill
When you said “eternal,” you didn’t really mean, like, forever, did you?
Mein Kampf to Return to German Bookshelves
Bavaria is to go ahead with the first German publication of Hitler’s Mein Kampf since World War II.