We're Yelp-bombing big game hunters and trying to convince "Star Trek" to endorse a toilet-training book. The post While You Were Offline: Someone Thinks Live Televised Exorcisms Are a Good Idea appeared first on WIRED.

An international coalition of researchers might have an effective Ebola vaccine. The post At Last: An Ebola Vaccine That Might Actually Work appeared first on WIRED.

Plans for Apple Campus 2 include an observation deck, a café, and Cupertino's first Apple store. The post New Apple Campus Will Have an Observation Deck for Visitors appeared first on WIRED.

Erika Check Hayden traveled to Sierra Leone to report on the front lines of the fight against Ebola. The post The Long, Winding Road to an Ebola Treatment appeared first on WIRED.

It's a big moment for the long-delayed, over-budget F-35. The post The F-35 Fighter Jet Is Finally Ready for Combat appeared first on WIRED.

The people and media outlets covering the science of how cities work. The post Follow Friday: The Secrets of How Cities Work appeared first on WIRED.

LaGuardia's new $4 billion renovation will look great, but it won't fix the airport's biggest problem: delayed flights. The post A $4 Billion Renovation Won’t Fix LaGuardia’s Awful Delays appeared first on WIRED.

It's like being showered with comedy confetti--and you never want it to stop raining. The post The Angry Comedians on Hulu Trailer: Difficult People appeared first on WIRED.

Victims of data breaches have a small reason to rejoice this week. The post A New Hope for Victims of Data Breaches appeared first on WIRED.

WIRED goes down the rabbit hole to discover the best Instagram has to offer. The post Follow Us Down the Weekly Instagram Rabbit Hole appeared first on WIRED.

What better analogue for a rap beef than everyone's favorite tale of intrigue and backstabbery? The post The Drake-Meek Mill Beef, Explained in Game of Thrones GIFs appeared first on WIRED.

A new video series takes a look at the science behind cocktails---in the bar and at home. The post Welcome to Booze Science, Our Drunkest Video Series Ever appeared first on WIRED.

Google has partnered with an environmental testing startup to measure air quality within a city. The post Google Street View Cars Now Sniff Pollution Instead of Wi-Fi appeared first on WIRED.

John Pound's computer-made compositions have a sort of naive charm. Think of them as outsider art for the computational era. The post The Guy Behind Garbage Pail Kids Now Makes Toons With Code appeared first on WIRED.

It's Talk in an Elevator Day! Time to strike up a conversation with a stranger about the Battle of Hoth. The post Here Is Your WIRED Star Wars Challenge for Day 89 appeared first on WIRED.

From Shake Shack to Washington D.C., Neutra is popping up everywhere. The post How Shake Shack Made a 70-Year-Old Font Hot Again appeared first on WIRED.

It may look like science fiction, but these images are actually from state-of-the-art research institutes. The post Adventures in Super Strange Scientific Experiments appeared first on WIRED.

Maybe this franchise should've been a buddy-flick series the whole time. The post The New Mission: Impossible Is a Cruise-Pegg Bromance appeared first on WIRED.

Munich wants to extend the thrill of the open highway to cyclists. The post Munich’s Got Its Eye on a Huge Highway System for Cyclists appeared first on WIRED.

Reigning among sea stars is Labidiaster annulatus, a two-foot-wide titan that menaces the waters around Antarctica. The post Absurd Creature of the Week: The Two-Foot-Wide Sea Star That’s Basically a Bear Trap appeared first on WIRED.

A worthy mini-followup to last year's game-realized recognition of the Alaskan Iñupiat. The post Never Alone: Foxtales Deftly Revisits a Fascinating Idea appeared first on WIRED.

The Original ARP Odyssey synthesizer debuted in 1972 and defined the sound of the era before disappearing. Now, it's back. The post A Classic 1970s Synthesizer Is Reborn for the 21st Century appeared first on WIRED.

Manam in Papua New Guinea appears to have had a massive new explosive eruption. The post Manam in Papua New Guinea Unleashes Large Eruption appeared first on WIRED.

The Top Gear hosts designed and built their own limos, then drove celebrities to an awards show---or at least tried to. The post Top Gear’s Ex-Hosts Don’t Need DIY Limos Anymore appeared first on WIRED.

In this episode of the Song Exploder podcast, bassist and singer-songwriter Thundercat talks about how he made his new track "Them Changes." The post Thundercat on How ‘Them Changes’ Became a Funk Song appeared first on WIRED.

WIRED has wanted to commission photographer Elinor Carucci for a long time, but there had to be the perfect story for her signature style. The post Photographing a Family Racing to Cure Their Son’s Epilepsy appeared first on WIRED.

Years before the BBC gave Jeremy Clarkson the boot, denizens of the great state of Alabama kicked the Top Gear co-hosts out of the Heart of Dixie. On a road trip through the deep South (episode first aired February 2007), Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May competed to get each other shot or arrested. They […] The post Jeremy Clarkson Fled the South Long Before He Fled the BBC appeared first on WIRED.

Idris Elba as child-snatching warlord? It’s not crazy to think he could garner the streaming service’s first Academy Award nomination The post Netflix is Looking For Oscars With This Beasts Of No Nation Trailer appeared first on WIRED.

The mark isn't just boring; it bears a striking resemblance to another design. The post Tokyo’s Uninspired Olympics Logo Might Be a Design Ripoff appeared first on WIRED.

With the trio en route to Amazon Prime, enjoy this moment from their time at the BBC, and hope whatever they've got planned is just as good. The post The Top Gear Crew Has Some Great Ideas for the Next Cop Car appeared first on WIRED.

For all the data available in baseball, statistical analysis hasn't yet been applied to the way the game is actually called. That changed Tuesday night. The post Don’t Freak, But a Computer Ump Just Called a Baseball Game appeared first on WIRED.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have left the BBC for Amazon Prime, but they certainly made their mark on the legacy of Top Gear. The post That Time Jeremy Test Drove a Toilet at the North Pole appeared first on WIRED.

The Bouclier visor blocks 98 percent of UV rays, and isn't atrociously dorky. The post Handy UV-Busting Visor Snaps Onto Any Bike Helmet appeared first on WIRED.

This might be the movie that finally cements Brie Larson as an A-list actress. The post Brie Larson Breaks Out In The Heart-Crushing Trailer for Room appeared first on WIRED.

Philae's bumpy landing has importance for asteroid mining companies eager to excavate small bodies in space. The post Asteroid Miners Can Learn a Lot From Philae’s Bumpy Landing appeared first on WIRED.

When scientists talk about the sixth extinction, there's one example that stands out above all others: amphibians. The post What It’s Like to Watch a Species Go Extinct appeared first on WIRED.

If you've been wondering what Macy Gray has been up to lately, part of the answer is writing an ode to her favorite vibrator, apparently. The post Audio Visuals: Macy Gray Sings an Ode to Her Vibrator appeared first on WIRED.

What if a gesture-control system was purposely built to be as inconvenient and exasperating as possible? Meet Bodyfuck. The post With an NSFW Name, This Tech Makes Coding Pure Torture appeared first on WIRED.

So there’s bad news and good news, judging from our mix of #maketechhuman stories in July. The bad news is that tech-fueled inequality is on the rise, a fact we highlighted in our interviews this month. The good news is that experts have some fascinating ideas on how to best bridge the widening gap between rich […] The post ICYMI: July’s #maketechhuman Debate Featured Tech Solutions for Global Inequality appeared first on WIRED.

“I feel like I've climbed out of a bi-plane and into a spaceship." The post The Top Gear Crew Is Headed to Amazon Prime appeared first on WIRED.

To attract the kind of mass user base it seeks, Twitter may need a total overhaul. The post Twitter’s Biggest Problem? Its Flawed Design appeared first on WIRED.

If investigators verify the piece of wing is from a Boeing 777, they’ll still need to confirm it spent the requisite time at sea, and will want to get a better idea of how it made its way from wherever MH370 went down (still a mystery) to Réunion. The post How to Figure Out Where That Plane Wreckage Really Comes From appeared first on WIRED.

Remember the opening scene of the first Fast and Furious film? Heists like these could become easier to pull off. The post Hackers Could Heist Semis by Exploiting This Satellite Flaw appeared first on WIRED.

The Dawn probe is circling in on Ceres and returning new topographic images of its pockmarked surface. The post Watch: The Mysterious Craters on Ceres Get New Names appeared first on WIRED.

The man who plays Wolverine solicited ideas for what Logan should do in his next movie. He got a lot of responses. The post Cape Watch: Hugh Jackman Wants Your Input for His Last Wolverine Movie appeared first on WIRED.

Stop. Puzzle time! The post Here Is Your WIRED Star Wars Challenge for Day 88 appeared first on WIRED.

Let me use this episode to explain some basic scientific ideas. The post The Physics of Some Seriously Awesome MythBusters Stunts appeared first on WIRED.

At the heart of the project is the artists' belief that our bodies have already been taken over by gadgets. The post Our Freakish Cyborg Future Looks Like a Dali Painting appeared first on WIRED.