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Matt Zoller Seitz writes for us sometimes. Your October issue of D Magazine will bring you a cool MZS story that involves Brian De Palma and Dallas history. That connection is my excuse to point you ...

BYU bioinformatics professor Sam Payne couldn't believe what was on his computer screen when he was asked to peer review a ...

“A reading? I thought they were joking,” he explained. “My mind raced back to school and my stumbling, ­incoherent efforts to ...

Author and researcher Cat Bohannon updates the traditional story of our species in “Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 ...