Richard Feynman

Blogs
December 28, 2012
What's In Season at the Farmers Market: Romanesco Broccoli Why You Should Buy It This Weekend
During his Nobel Prize banquet, Richard Feynman credited his imagination for continuously dumping him into unknown universes where "nature's pattern of beauty and true majesty [were] revealed." He often found this "true majesty" in fractals -- self-similar patterns often studied by Feynman and his f ... More >>
Calendar
March 8, 2012
Wayne's World
Film+TV
December 3, 2009
Grounded: Jason Reitman
Up in the Air director has a good sense of where he's from and where he's headed
Art+Books
July 10, 2008
Peter Frank Has Left the [Weekly] Building
News
April 20, 2006
Sock Sorter
W. Daniel Hillis
Stage
August 19, 2004
New Plays on the Big Stage
The Kirk Douglas Theater prepares to open its doors
Columns
March 18, 2004
Re-Germinated
Art+Books
January 22, 2004
The Last Bohemian, RIP
Jirayr Zorthian, 1911�2004
Art+Books
January 22, 2004
Remembering 'Zorbacchus'
Columns
March 6, 2003
Bits and BANGS
Very, very small is beautiful � and controversial
News
July 4, 2002
Letters
Art+Books
June 13, 2002
The Big Rewrite
Stephen Wolfram explains everything but the perfect cappuccino
Stage
April 5, 2001
Hackin� and Coffin
QED offers gags, but not much wit; The Wooden Breeks is both fun and funereal
Stage
November 12, 1998
Time Space Energy
Rosanna Gamson's Grand Hope Flower; plus, Donald Byrd, Heidi Duckler