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Suspense and surprise are key to the thriller, and as Robert Zemeckis proclaims, the cinema is the only medium to truly convey these feelings and grab audience attention.

One of the largest super volcanoes in the world lies beneath Yellowstone National Park and nobody knows when it will erupt.

Andrea Loefke is an up-and-coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.

'The Denkoroku: The Record of the Transmission of Light' was originally written only for the eyes of Zen monks.

John Ringo and Billy Claibourne go on an extended drinking spree with Buckskin Frank Leslie. It looks like the end of the trail for Ringo.

John Ringo and Billy Claibourne go on an extended drinking spree with Buckskin Frank Leslie. It looks like the end of the trail for Ringo.

Torture stories from Abu Ghriab prison tell of the violence by women on detainees in Iraq.

Blarney Castle is one Ireland's most popular tourist destinations, attracting approximately 300, 000 visitors a year.

Oceanic and coastal marine species live around a mountaintop 25 metres below the surface of the sea.

Chapter One of London under London focuses on the role of London Underground's tunnels and platforms as bomb shelters in World War Two.

Massage has long been known to relieve muscle tension and reduce the effects of stress. Less well known are the benefits of massage on immune system health.

Based on a short story by author Clive Barker, this independent horror film is heavy on gore and darkness.

The sequel to one of the PSP's biggest titles brings more of the infectious rhythm gameplay and aesthetic while demystifying the deep strategy RPG lying within.

Julian, Dick, Anne, their tomboy cousin George and her faithful dog Timmy have to make new plans for the Easter holidays when George's father takes over Kirrin Island.

This article examines the way English Romanticism has played a part in the colonisation of the Australian landscape.

Standing at the heart of city of Canterbury in Kent, the Gothic cathedral is an architectural landmark in the heart of the "Garden of England" and is steeped in history.

Lake Monger's convenient access from the city, wealth of birdlife and range of facilities make it one of the favourite places for recreation in Perth, Western Australia.

Warren Barfield's sophomore project, "Reach," from Essential Records, was a hard time coming. The years between the albums included much loss, sorrow and confusion.

Acai is often labelled as a superfood with an impressive list of health benefits. Although many claims are unproven it does have a long history as a medicinal plant.

Weak glutes force other muscles to compensate and put athletes at risk for a number of injuries. Here's how to assess for gluteal weakness and get your rear back in gear.

Could the key to the mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance be discovered in her birthplace of Atchison, Kansas?

It's solid in story and scale but the best reasons to see it are the performances of two film powerhouses: Peter O'Toole and Richard Burton

Jonathan Kline describes how he creates a black ash basket from start to finish.

Most boaters appreciate receiving a good marine related book. Here are some suggested titles for the boater in your family.

Underneath the streets of Paris's Left Bank exists a vast nearly 200-mile-long subterranean labyrinth filled with the bones of 6 million people: the Catacombs of Paris.

Foremost geologist of his day, Charles Lyell's highly popular principles of geology had a huge influence on Charles Darwin.

Commerce was vital to the increasing growth of Rome and to the happiness of its people. Merchant forums provided space for Romans to gather and buy all that they needed.

Yosemite National Park offers many scenic wonders in the Californian Sierra Nevada which can be explored along easy hiking trails by every visitor.

When it comes to tourist spots, Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin, Ireland, may be one of the capital city's best-kept secrets.

Hikes across the Badlands of New Mexico's El Malpais Monument traverse volcanic lava fields, pass ancient petroglyphs and meander above sandstone cliffs for scenic views.

Diving down deeper while snorkelling gives a better view of fish, coral and other sea creatures. Equalising ear pressure will be necessary to avoid pain in the ears.

Filled with geological wonders, Indian Trail Caverns and Sheridan Cave in northwest Ohio hold the keys to prehistoric information as well as a worthwhile adventure.

Bead lovers will be interested to know that beads are usually the leftovers from the gemstone cutting process. Find out how gemstones are formed and cut.

Winter is an especially good time to visit the white, snowy wonderland that is Kyoto, Japan, but this year the city is offering amazing discounts on food and lodging.

Understanding the physiology behind the pain can lead to effective treatment measures. Both ice massage and athletic tape can help reduce the pain.

Spending time in a cemetery may seem somewhat creepy to some, but five minutes in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto can change that perception.

The digestive system consists of organs that are responsible for breaking down food and absorbing molecules and nutrients that are necessary for cellular function.

Great Britain has a history of invasions dating further back than virtually any other country in northern Europe. The first occurred some 700,000 years ago.

Help girls develop the skills and attitudes that can help protect them from the pain of girl bullying and drama.

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Jack McDevitt's 2006 Nebula Award winning novel is the third in his Alex Benedict series, following A Talent for War and Polaris, and tells of a search for a lost colony.

To snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia is to capture an unforgettable experience.

A tape, compass and clinometer are used to measure and sketch caves while graph paper and a protractor are employed to produce high-quality cave maps.

Written by director Ozon and screenwriter Emmanuèle Bernheim, Swimming Pool tells the tale of a middle-aged writer who finds her fate changed by a reckless femme fatale.

Sydney's premier attractions showcase a metropolis that prides itself on the unique and the adventurous. Four Sydney experiences highlight this spirit and vision.

The largest organ of the body is the skin. The skeleton may provide a framework but the skin is what keeps the integrity of the organs in place.

The Mary Rose is the only 16th century Tudor warship on display anywhere in the world. It can be found at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

Since August 2006 Bath is once more a Spa not only in name, offering spa bathing in the natural thermal waters and a wide range of treatments in an inspirational setting.

Tombstones in the Starlight is separated into six parts, about six individual characters, of which Dorothy Parker devotes four lines of verse.