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Bust out your lab coats and consider the following: Bill Nye the Science Guy is coming to the Kohl Center on April 25.

Condé Nast Entertainment announced that it hired Chris Bannon, a 25-year audio...

SHARE Bill Nye. Photo courtesy of Bombay Sapphire Leave it to Bill Nye (yes, the Science Guy) to make the science of something as serious as a pandemic palatable, if not fun. This is Bill Nye—a man who is funny, quirky, positive-minded and dedicated to science and all the wonders it holds. When the pandemic broke out and lockdowns began last March, Nye began taking to TikTok to explain the science of COVID, mask-wearing and other protocols. Now, Nye still makes TikToks in his characteristic quippy style, but he has also partnered with Bombay Sapphire (his gin of choice) on their new Bo...

Still unaccounted for. the destruction in the bahamas is a reminder of one of the central facts of the era of climate crisis, which is that it will hit with unequal force. it will affect everyone, but the places that are expected most exposed to climate impact, like caribbean islands, for instance, places that are poor, are going to experience catastrophe, and we need to think about what that means for all of us who share this planet. for that i'm joined by the host of science rules, bill nye the science guy. [ applause ] bill, obviously -- obviously hurricanes have been decimating the caribbe...

government's brutal onslaught in homs, day five, where neighborhoods are now raging battlegrou battlegrounds. a doctor there said bodies began coming in before the sunrise and says everyone is waiting to die. an activist echoed that earlier on cnn. >> what keeps you going? >> we have no choice, no other choice. we are dying slightly, and we tried to save each other at least, i mean, to keep somebody alive. because we believe we are all going to die here. >> with the death toll rising by the day, the u.n. is expected to take up an arab league proposal calling for a joint monitoring mi...