“It turns out the skin stretches laterally more, which causes the actual wrinkles that form. And the reason why that exists ...

I recently read an article on Joan Anderson, the woman who brought the hula hoop from Australia to 1950s America. She died in ...

Researchers finally know why our skin wrinkles over time - and Silly Putty can help explain it. Scientists at New York’s Binghamton University say experimental evidence shows that it’s a similar ...

Those 'crow's feet' at the corners of your eyes really do deserve to be called laughter lines, according to a recent study by ...

Silly Putty is a toy most anyone can appreciate. Pinch it, bounce it, stretch it, slap it on the side of your face—it does whatever you want it to do, with little complaint.

Physicist Jonathan Coleman, at Trinity College, Dublin, says Silly Putty has some extraordinary properties. If you roll the stuff into a tight ball and throw it on the ground, it'll bounce.

Silly Putty does not make for a very effective projectile, and I’m also guessing it wouldn’t make for a particularly effective dildo, either. Yet somehow here it is, trying to be both.

PHOENIX — Silly Putty therapy worked for family friend and New York Mets third baseman David Wright, so Justin Upton is giving it a try to facilitate his return from a bruised left thumb.

The Shinola Silly Putty Detrola is available now via Shinola priced $395 USD. Elsewhere in watches G-SHOCK teams up with the Royal Navy for aircraft carrier-inspired dive watch.

Liquid droplets of protein and RNA have traits reminiscent of a childhood joy: Silly Putty. That’s according to a study by scientists at UB and Iowa State University, who have created such droplets in ...