extremely compelling evidence that the time it took Neanderthals to grow their teeth is broadly similar to that for modern human populations.

While we know a lot about how teeth and facial structures changed over time, it was thought that once our ancestors became bipedal, there were few, if any, changes in the ankle associated with walking on two legs. Now we know there were slightly different ways to be bipedal.

My big passion is teaching theater, ... I decided I wanted to live in a beautiful area and start a theater school.

It's my voice on Michelle Pfeiffer's answering machine. I'm her boyfriend saying we're breaking up, ... My voice jilts Michelle Pfeiffer.

This is like a skeptical sports reviewer focusing on Michael Jordan's few air balls and fouls, and drawing the conclusion that Jordan can't play basketball.

Scientists have long been fascinated with robust australopithecines because they were so distinctive from the neck up. Now we have evidence that they were interesting from the knee down as well.