We can now look into the (reconstructed) face of the “Huarmey Queen,” a noblewoman who died roughly 1,200 years ago in…
Sharbat Gula, the young Afghan girl featured on a 1985 National Geographic cover, was arrested today in Pakistan on…
Like any city, Los Angeles has its upsides and drawbacks. One major benefit of living in Los Angeles, I’m learning, are…
Ever wonder what the car exhaust and UV rays you soak up while walking to work and/or stuck in traffic are doing to…
Cheetahs are the fastest land animals on the planet, so it should come as no surprise that watching them run at top…
In a move that has brought shame upon the noble profession of rodeo announcing, a lone moe-ron at a small California…
Ever wondered just how common your last name is? Well, the folks at National Geographic are offering up this super…
Lynea Lattanzio is the subject of an upcoming National Geographic special called The Lady With 700 Cats. She runs the…
In this week's compilation of pop culture crap: a horrifying cornucopia of full-frontal nudity, Elisabeth Hasselback,…
Looks like someone at NatGeo is having a little fun this morning. [National Geographic]
At about minute 4 of this video, a National Geographic editor gets beaten up by a kangaroo. Don't worry, neither animal…
This photograph of a "fairy-fly wasp" was taken by M.I. "Spike" Walker and awarded first prize in this year's Olympus…
An image of a snow leopard in India from National Geographic was named Best Overall Photo in the 2008 Wildlife…
Remember our old friend Wilma, the Neanderthal? You may have noticed that she preferred a more natural look in her Natio…
To celebrate the premiere of the 20th season (can you believe it's been 20 friggin' years!?) of The Simpsons, National…
Want to look into the eyes of our female ancestors? Meet Wilma, the first model of a Neanderthal based on DNA evidence…
The season premiere of DogTown, a National Geographic Channel show that follows rescued dogs at the largest no-kill…
A tipster sent us this link to a story about cholitas, female wrestlers in Bolivia, who wear petticoats and bowler…
Remember yesterday's post about Wayne Bent, aka Michael Travesser, the prophet of a cult called the Lord Our…
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