Cockroaches are more than just unpleasant house guests — they could be affecting the air we breathe. A new study from North Carolina State University has found that homes with more cockroaches also ...

What if you lived as a human in the Stone Age? Experience survival, innovation, and danger in a world without modern conveniences. Donald Trump pardoning Republicans sentenced to prison sparks fury ...

Last week my husband and I enjoyed a rare and extremely special treat: our first trip to Greece. We were most eager to visit a few sites associated with the Apostle Paul and his fearless, thorough ...

In 1991, two hikers in the Italian Alps stumbled upon a frozen body and changed history. The man they found, later named Ötzi, had been preserved in ice for over 5,000 years. His body carried Stone ...

A recent study has revealed new insights into Stone Age life and death, showing that stone tools were just as likely to be buried with women and children as with men. Breaking millennia-old ...

D'Angelo recently passed away at the age of 51, nearly six months after Angie Stone died in a car accident. The two began dating in the 1990s and had a son together named Michael Archer Jr. They ...

A remarkable archaeological discovery in the Czech Republic has unveiled the personal toolkit of a Stone Age hunter-gatherer who lived approximately 30,000 years ago. The collection of 29 stone tools, ...

As proven by their new “Catacombs Tour,” which kicked off Thursday, October 2nd at the Chicago Theatre, Queens of the Stone Age are currently obsessed with three things: time, death, and reinvention.

Queens Of The Stone Age are one of the world's hardest hitting rock bands, a status they affirmed when I watched them rock my city's downtown amphitheater this past summer. But in the recent concert ...

Queens of the Stone Age began their “The Catacombs Tour” of intimate venues on Thursday night (10/3) at Chicago Theatre. They promised “all-new arrangements crafted specifically for the occasion and ...

For a long time, the Stone Age has been painted in narrow strokes – men hunted with stone tools, women cooked, and children watched. This idea shaped research, museum displays, even the way skeletons ...