Claire Evans

Motherboard’s short speculative fiction imprint is publishing an anthology of our best work with MCDxFSG Originals.

Motherboard explores a unique church in Florida that believes immortality is imminent, through the progression of science and technology they believe they can live forever.

Twenty-seven years after she transformed herself from a Canadian model into a bombshell all-American celebrity, Pam Anderson is trying another transformation.

Jeremy spotted the boxes, piled up near the trashcans. The Russian contractor “thought the slides were garbage and didn’t give a shit about them,” Jeremy told me. The boxes were filled with the treasure he had been hoping for: the personal photographs...

As Gabriel said recently, "If aliens do exist…we expect them to treat us as smart creatures that are worth listening to, and I would ask, 'like we have with the other species on this planet?'" It's pretty bleeding-edge (and bleeding-heart), but it owes...

The magazine's been out of print for 15 years, but while it lasted it was a gonzo blend of science and science fiction. It was sexy, irreverent, scarily prescient, and I never imagined that I'd find myself elbow-deep in the biggest 'OMNI' collection in...

With its new OS, Apple is finally killing those leather-bound calendars, wooden bookshelves, and tech's most quietly controversial design element. But skeuomorphism deserves a proper send-off.

3D-printed guns? Please. Here's what the late sci-fi master had to say about the ultimate weapon.

I just finished 'Infinite Jest.' Like anyone who's spent months reading a 1,008-page book, particularly this one, I'm at a loss. It's sprawling, and by this point, all the important details from the novel's opening pages are teetering on the foggy...

Inventing drugs is a tradition that dates back to Homer. Here's how the future got high.

700 lines of code. No graphics.

Inside the Mirrorbox, a hands-on piece that uses two-way mirrors and a lighting sequence to give two participants the temporary sensation of embodying another identity.