From '80s fantasy classics to modern stop-motion masterpieces, these films treat children like intelligent viewers.

In this magazine article from 2002, SN's Mike DeCourcy talked with coaches about how to do the virtually impossible: stop Duke All-American guard Jason Williams from having his way with the basketball ...

This article, "X's and woes" by Mike DeCourcy, originally appeared in the March 18, 2002 issue of The Sporting News. On the board mounted against a conference room wall in Wake Forest's athletic ...

When Daniel Riew, MD, began implanting artificial cervical discs in 2002, surgeons were waiting for answers to three questions. Would the operation work as well as fusion? Would the implant last? And ...

Old Ironsides hit the high seas for a rare outing during Sail Boston on Saturday, with a tugboat and one sail helping bring history back to the harbor. Launched in 1797, the USS Constitution is ten ...

Physicists at the University of Bayreuth have investigated the so-called Basset–Boussinesq history force acting on particles in fluids. Due to the difficulty of calculating it, this force is often ...

Despite the lack of Star Wars movies in theaters these last six years, there doesn’t seem to be a ton of excitement for The Mandalorian And Grogu. The first Star Wars series was the first breakout hit ...

When Bad Bunny’s team decided on a stop-motion frog character to star in a series of hybrid projects tied to the artist’s music, they wanted the work done in Puerto Rico. The projects were rooted in ...