Patrick Moore

I must admit I was skeptical going into this film. It seemed like a kind of fever dream pitch that would never make it out of a studio boardroom, but

Horror fans can rejoice. We have another exquisite terror treat from Blumhouse and writer/director Curry Barker.

With domestic scrap metal availability tight, and systems for its collection still developing, India relies on imports to meet the shortfall.

Davos trustee André Hoffmann on how short-term politics and fossil-fuel dependence are pulling the world away from climate action

Twin Lakes, as seen from Twin Lakes Mountain.

The saddle of Mount Scott at Crater Lake, it’s lookout tower on the left hilltop.

Hemlock Lake, as seen from the Hemlock Lake Loop Trail

Anthony Maras' “Pressure” is a war film almost entirely devoid of the bombast that typically defines the genre.

Its industry is facing pressure from Chinese imports and exposure to the EU’s looming carbon tax. But new projects and policy are trying to unlock an industrial opportunity

From screenwriters Will McCormack and Rashida Jones, and directed by co-star Olivia Wilde, comes the wildly entertaining comedy “The Invite.” Wilde