Rob Edwards admits the ‘buzz’ of being a football manager is back again, as he enjoys an excellent start to life as Middlesbrough head coach. Edwards enjoyed a fairytale journey at Luton Town, taking ...

Think IT leadership is about tech? Wrong. The future of IT success lives or dies on people skills, not coding skills.

Titled “Fragmenta: The Revival of Lost Forms,” the exhibition, curated by longtime Beirut-based designer Gregory Gasteralia, marks the first edition of Fragmenta, a new design project by Nour Najem ...

From potential glory for England in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, to the return of the Bafta-winning drama Blue Lights, to Glen Powell’s feel-good comedy Chad Powers, here’s what to look forward ...

It's spooky enough to witness in real life, but add in some haunting horror imagery - as Ben Leonberg's "Good Boy" does in great supply - and it becomes a foundation for one of the year's scariest ...

Digital reconstruction of a crushed skull from an ancient human could rewrite the timeline of human evolution, according to researchers.

Decades after a skull was unearthed in China’s Hubei Province, researchers said they suspect a much earlier and more complex human evolutionary split than previously believed. The findings were part ...

It sounds like pure science fiction. Remove a healthy human head from a dying body, connect it to a different healthy body, and bring "the person" back to consciousness. Equal parts Frankenstein and ...

The findings have the potential to resolve the longstanding "Muddle in the Middle" of human evolution, researchers said.

In 1990, an ancient human skull was unearthed in China's Hubei Province that was so badly deformed during fossilization that it was hard to gauge its significance. A new analysis now indicates that ...

A new analysis of a million-year-old skull from China challenges the long-held assumption that Homo erectus was our ancestor.

A Chinese company has unveiled a new humanoid robotic head that is so realistic it can make facial expressions that blur the line between man and machine.