What makes the human brain unique? A Yale study unlocks new insights into genetic changes that shaped our evolution.

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Paramount Pictures has unveiled the official trailer for the much-awaited animated movie The Smurfs.Directed by Chris Mille ...

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Dengue Boy,’ a book about a humanoid mosquito taking his revenge in the dying years of planet Earth, is unsettling and essential.

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