Source of Einstein's Genius on Display in Philadelphia


Updated 11/19/11 2:11 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

Albert Einstein Brains at Museum

When Albert Einstein died in 1955, the literal symbol of his brilliance — his brain — was preserved and pieces of it divided between research institutions for academic study. Now the Mütter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, a medical history museum specializing in medical oddities, has some of those samples on display to the viewing public. Forty-six slides containing Read more

Is Einstein Right? Is Belief in God a Childish Superstition?


Updated 08/18/10 4:53 AM · Posted by LibertySugar · 146 comments

Is Einstein Right? Is Belief in God a Childish Superstition?

In a letter to be auctioned off this week, Albert Einstein called believing in God a "childish superstition." He wrote: The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. Einstein, a Jew who rejected the offer to be Israel's second president, also wrote Read more

Young Einstein Biopic in the Works


Updated 10/16/07 11:10 AM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 5 comments

Young Einstein Biopic in the Works

Did you know that in his youth Albert Einstein was a bit of a philanderer? I didn't! This just further supports my "smart is sexy" belief. Speaking of the young Albert Einstein, Lionsgate has inked a deal to produce a portrait of the brainiac as a young man, based on the biography Einstein: His Life and Universe. The story will focus on Einstein from ages 20 to 40, ending with his winning the Read more

Should Job Applicants Be Judged on Their GPA?


Updated 05/19/11 1:16 AM · Posted by · 5 comments

Does GPA Count For Jobs?

Should one judge a person's job performance on how well he did in college? And would grades matter even more if the job was to manage a country? Now that Barack Obama's proof of birthplace has been put to rest, Donald Trump is calling out for copies of the president's college transcripts to be released, because he "heard [Obama] was a terrible student." Trump has begun questioning the president's Read more

Eva Longoria Does Dinner With Eduardo Ahead of a Special Night With the President


Updated 10/13/11 10:05 AM · Posted by · 1 comment

Eva Longoria Pictures on Date With Boyfriend Eduardo Cruz

Eva Longoria and Eduardo Cruz had a date night yesterday at her LA restaurant Beso. She had the evening off from shooting the final season of Desperate Housewives, which kicked off on ABC a few weeks ago. Her last episodes as Gabrielle Solis will air through 2012, and so far, things on the show have been as dramatic as usual. Eva was mum about her and Eduardo's outing on Twitter, but he's been Read more

Jimmy Fallon Launches Late Night Snack With Ben and Jerry, Calls Colbert's Flavor "Ridiculous"


Updated 03/03/11 10:59 PM · Posted by · 4 comments

Jimmy Fallon Introduces Late Night Snack Ben and Jerry's Flavor

Jimmy Fallon could hardly contain his enthusiasm last night when he joined forces with Ben and Jerry of, well, Ben & Jerry's at NBC headquarters in NYC. The trio were finally able to announce a project they've long been working on — Jimmy's brand-new ice cream flavor called Late Night Snack! The dessert, which melds salty and sweet with fudge-covered potato chip clusters in vanilla bean ice Read more

Interview With Brad Meltzer Author of Heroes For My Son


Updated 02/08/12 2:59 PM · Posted by LilSugar · 1 comment

Heroes For My Son, Brad Meltzer Interview

Most parents make a baby book for their kid, but if you're author Brad Meltzer's son, yours is bound to be a bestseller. Well known for having all six of his fiction novels hit the New York Times best-selling list, Meltzer's latest tome, Heroes For My Son ($12) is both his entry into nonfiction and a gift to his firstborn. From concept to creation, the father (of now three children) was Read more