Want to hear a Harvard professor hold forth on the neuropsychology of zombies? Then attend an event at the newly expanded "Science on Screen" series, where films are followed by scientific discourse.READ»
Nearly 40 years after Mel Brooks breathed new life into Frankenstein, his son, Max, author of "World War Z," is unearthing that other undead goldmine: zombies. He talks with Fast Company about how to identify the undead, why they are so damn popular right now, and what it's like to have Brad Pitt on your side. READ»
In a nod to the classic movie Night of the Living Dead, director Frank Darabont gives a very human touch to his upcoming AMC series based on the popular graphic novel.READ»
What would the zombie classic Night of the Living Dead look like as a mash-up of mixed-media scenes from today's creative visionaries? Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated, a collaboration between 150 artists and animators, attempts ...READ»
At this point in our economic distress cycle, most have trimmed so much fat they are in danger of cutting muscle. Yet, the challenges continue. A good friend who works at the Fed reminded me yesterday at our sons' soccer game that the ...READ»
