White Noise review: Did this adaptation of a postmodern novel succeed?
9 January 2023
Noah Baumbach’s version of Don DeLillo's award-winning novel may reflect the book’s complexity, but ultimately it could well justify fears the book is unfilmable
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The Seven-Day Sleep Prescription review: Getting real about sleep
7 December 2022
Everyone needs great sleep, but this is tough in a world where other basic needs - like earning a living – jockey for position. Luckily, The Seven-Day Sleep Prescription has new ideas about how to be pragmatic about sleep
Stan Lee’s legacy isn’t just superheroes but the humanity he gave them
13 November 2018
The Marvel comics legend has died aged 95. The creative force behind Spider-Man, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Avengers, Thor, X-Men and many more, Lee's influence on culture was huge - but let's not overlook his impact on our humanity
Citizen scientist: Out of the lab and onto the streets
26 June 2013
With a bit of spare time, community labs and the power of the internet, anyone can do science on their own terms, says Kat Austen
Virtual reality: Dancing with a rhino-headed army
21 June 2013
Dancers interact with 3D virtual stage sets and images in a new show in Paris
The diagnosis of mental illness needs its own therapy
19 June 2013
Three books examine the painful birth of the latest version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders – and the flaws behind it
Exhibition blurs boundary between you and your objects
12 June 2013
William Blake's death mask (with EEG) next to a Cyberman's head and a gargoyle: a new exhibition crosses the lines between humans and the things we make
How should we write about the body?
12 June 2013
Bright and breezy or complex and serious? Gulp and Life's Vital Link highlight two ways to tell the story of key parts of our anatomy
Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation
7 June 2013
A new London exhibition of iconic astronomy images gives you a giant window on Mars – and then takes you far beyond in time and space
What gives the human mind its edge?
5 June 2013
In The Human Spark: The science of human development, psychologist Jerome Kagan examines what it is to be human – and draws controversial conclusions