This week's best music videos were chock full of great experimentation. Watch them all here. The post Audio Visuals: A Diseased Pac-Man Will Eat the Universe appeared first on WIRED.

"Hell You Talmbout" from the R&B maven and her labelmates at Wondaland Records is an anthem to raise awareness of police brutality. The post This New Protest Song from Janelle Monae’s Wondaland Team Is Massive appeared first on WIRED.

Sensewear isn't ordinary apparel. It's a wild-looking line of prototype clothing designed to help treat people with sensory perception disorders. The post This Odd-Looking Clothing Is Designed to Help Autistic Kids appeared first on WIRED.

This is what the game looks like on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo 3DS. The post Wowza Dragon Quest 11 Is Looking Gorgeous appeared first on WIRED.

Two-factor authentication is a vital (and annoying) way to protect your information. These researchers have a way to make it easier. The post The Noise Around You Could Strengthen Your Passwords appeared first on WIRED.

Three Asian satellites saw the Chinese port explosion happen from space. The post What China’s Huge Tianjin Explosion Looked Like From Space appeared first on WIRED.

The rapidly growing Middle Eastern airline is launching new service to Central America, grabbing the longest flight by a few miles. The post Emirates Offers the World’s Longest Commercial Flight: 17.5 Hours appeared first on WIRED.

If pharma has it their way, they'll soon be making commercial opiate drugs with little more than yeast and sugar. The post Don’t Try This at Home: Scientists Brew Opiates With Yeast appeared first on WIRED.

Japan's new, awesome weather satellite is American-designed and American-made. The post America’s Next Best Weather Satellite? Japan Already Has It appeared first on WIRED.

New research shows just how adept ants are at sniffing the hydrocarbons of their friends—and enemies. The post Ants Are Really Good at Sniffing Out Enemies—Literally appeared first on WIRED.

After all, just because a movie disappoints doesn't mean contracts are null and void. The post Cape Watch: Yes, Fantastic Four 2 Is Still Going to Happen appeared first on WIRED.

Her job completed, workers on London's Crossrail are disassembling Victoria, a 1,000-ton tunnel boring machine. The post How to Break Apart London’s 1,000-Ton Tunneling Machine appeared first on WIRED.

We say "Koraaahh," you say "Rahtahmaaah!" The post Here Is Your WIRED Star Wars Challenge for Day 102 appeared first on WIRED.

Scientists have been undercounting nitrous oxide emission in the Corn Belt by about 25 gigagrams annually. The post America Is Frying the Planet With Its Corn Fields appeared first on WIRED.

Charles Richter made a huge mess of the way that seismologists measure the strength of a quake, and it's making our lives hell. The post The Way We Measure Earthquakes Is Stupid appeared first on WIRED.

A hack that could unlock, track, and remotely start GM vehicles may also affect at least three other automakers. The post Your BMW or Benz Could Also Be Vulnerable to That GM OnStar Hack appeared first on WIRED.

Stephen McMennamy takes two photos and splices them together. The results are delightful and often delicious. The post Clever Instagrams Splice Together Wildly Unrelated Objects appeared first on WIRED.

Video provides proof-of-concept that drug infusion pumps in hospitals can be remotely hacked to deliver a deadly dosage to patients. The post Video Shows a Terrifying Drug Infusion Pump Hack in Action appeared first on WIRED.

Detailing the horrors of online harassment, and how misogyny circumscribes the lives of women in the public eye. The post Brilliant Comic Is a Devastating Look at Online Hate Mobs appeared first on WIRED.

Microsoft admits the superhero sandbox game's trumpeted online ruination can't be guaranteed. The post Crackdown 3 Is at the Mercy of Your Internet Provider appeared first on WIRED.

The University of Arizona is currently home to two baby hummingbirds named Jack and Jill. Watch them live here. The post Amazing Livestream Takes You Inside a Baby Hummingbird Nest appeared first on WIRED.

Whenever a volcano acts up, earthquakes are one of the first signs. Why do earthquakes happen under volcanoes anyway? The post What’s Up With the Quakes Before a Volcano Erupts? appeared first on WIRED.

This flick about McCarthy-era screenwriter Dalton Trumbo looks like Hollywood navel-gazing at its best. The post The Heaping Helping of Bryan Cranston Trailer: Trumbo appeared first on WIRED.

Here's how to binge the best medical drama you're probably not watching. The post WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: The Knick appeared first on WIRED.

The bright orange water that flowed into the Animas River last week threatens the livelihood of many who rely on the river. The post That Orange River and EPA’s Reputation Both Need a Cleanup appeared first on WIRED.

The first trailer for Quentin Tarantino's epic 70mm Western is here, full of unsavory characters, stagecoaches, and excellent haberdashery. The post The New Quentin Tarantino Trailer: The Hateful Eight appeared first on WIRED.

Frozen egg research is so new that the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology just started publishing the stats for frozen donor egg cycles this year. The post Everything We Still Don’t Know About Freezing Human Eggs appeared first on WIRED.

Do any of the water conservation methods that people have come up with hold water? The post Let’s Rate the Dumbest Solutions to California’s Drought appeared first on WIRED.

Government investigators claim that two emails that passed through it contained classified information. The post Clinton to Hand Her Email Server to the Justice Department appeared first on WIRED.

Even after two giant busts, the Dark Web's drug market is just as robust as it was during the Silk Road's heyday. The post Crackdowns Haven’t Stopped the Dark Web’s $100M Yearly Drug Sales appeared first on WIRED.

It's time we all joined Kim Kardashian's selfie revolution. It'll be better for all of us. Really. The post We Need Kim Kardashian’s Pregnant Selfie More Than She Does appeared first on WIRED.

When a motorcycle turns, it leans. Why do these motorcycles lean so far while taking tight turns? The post How Do Motorcycles Lean So Far Without Tipping Over? appeared first on WIRED.

This week on our entertainment podcast we're laughing until we cry about what went wrong in pop culture these last few days. The post Entertainment Podcast: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Fantastic Four? appeared first on WIRED.

Somehow the theme song seems even grander when accompanied with a tuxedo. The post Here Is Your WIRED Star Wars Challenge for Day 101 appeared first on WIRED.

Free speech on the Internet is a wonderful idea. It can be infuriating in practice. The post We’re Reddit Mods, and This Is How We Handle Hate Speech appeared first on WIRED.

We’ve scoured the catalogs to bring you the very best of this year's offerings. The post $100M Worth of Crazy-Swanky Cars Are About to Go on Sale appeared first on WIRED.

The universe, they say, is dying. And when it goes away, it will take time and space with it. The post The End of the Universe: A (Slightly Premature) Lament appeared first on WIRED.

Carpet you can't walk on, but carpet you can eat. The post Amazingly Intricate Carpets Made Out of Everyday Objects appeared first on WIRED.

It's a digital world, but that song you’re streaming still sounds best if it was originally encoded in magnetic particles. The post Sorry, But Digital Songs Sound Better When Recorded on Tape appeared first on WIRED.

Paolo Pellizzari captures the chaos and drama of large sporting events with stunning panoramas. The post Dive Into the Action With These Wild Sports Panoramas appeared first on WIRED.

If you’ve been waiting for the old-school Jem to come to life, this movie probably isn't going to fill the void. The post The Fan Letdown Trailer: Jem and the Holograms appeared first on WIRED.

Virtual reality has a less-than-obvious problem with how your eyes focus called vergence-accommodation conflict. The post The Obscure Neuroscience Problem That’s Plaguing VR appeared first on WIRED.

Alphabet's visual identity plays a vital role helping people understand the differences between the two companies. The post Google Announces It’s All Grown-Up With Alphabet’s New Logo appeared first on WIRED.

Just as the dawn of film opened the door to a universe of new artistic possibilities, VR requires a nearly complete re-imagining of the creative process. The post Here’s What We Need to Do to Get VR to Take Off appeared first on WIRED.

This awesome video shows a shark jumping out of the water like a rocket. What can we learn from a video analysis? The post Watch This Leaping Great White Shark Get Some Serious Air appeared first on WIRED.

Fingers crossed that this game of TV-interview telephone results in a real movie! The post Winona Ryder Says There Might Be a Beetlejuice Sequel appeared first on WIRED.

Oracle undoes the problems created by their CSO’s rant by deleting her blog post. Done. ​ PS: http://t.co/EyvsPngufQ pic.twitter.com/Tckm33b91H — Mikko Hypponen (@mikko) August 11, 2015 If you take apart Oracle’s software and find a hackable vulnerability, don’t tell the company. Or at least not its chief security officer. “If you are trying to get […] The post Oracle Deletes CSO’s Screed Against Hackers Who Report Bugs appeared first on WIRED.

We might be years away from the debut of emotional robots and a self-driving car in every garage, but AI-driven behavior by machines is already enabling profound changes across industries. And in telecom, AI is gaining traction in ways that are invisible to consumers, but that have big implications for enterprise. Nokia, the Finland-based technology […] The post Hossein Moiin: Rise of the Machines Intelligence appeared first on WIRED.

The band's singer-guitarist Ruban Nielson explains how "Multi-Love" was influenced by Baz Luhrmann's movie, Questlove, and a broken synthesizer. The post Unknown Mortal Orchestra on the Romeo + Juliet-Inspired ‘Multi-Love’ appeared first on WIRED.

The film isn’t about constructing a cohesive narrative as much as it is about celebrating creativity in all its messiness. The post Doug Aitken’s 30-Day Film Is an Ode to the Creative Process appeared first on WIRED.