In the play, “Gonzo: A Brutal Chrysalis,” performer and writer “B. Duke” incarnates the Last Free American Writer. By RU Sirius

According to transhumanist Michael Anissimov, there’s an even chance that we’re looking at immortality or existential destruction in the next 20-40 years. By RU Sirius

Have you ever walked into a pharmacy with a prescription for Acid and Ecstasy? You will. By RU Sirius

Have you checked out MondoGlobo’s new video show? You may have, and don’t even know it! By Jeff Diehl

It’s everybody’s favorite topic: Drugs, sex and chicks. As promised a few weeks ago, we now present part two of our interview with “sexpert” Susie Bright. By RU Sirius

In this interview, Rucker leads us through complex, technology-rich, multi-leveled worlds that teach us about how the world works through the eyes of a mathematician, a scientist, and a humorist. By RU Sirius

Interview with Susie Bright: “avatar of American Erotica,” sex scene choreographer for the Wachowski Brothers, and editor of The Best American Erotica 2007. By RU Sirius

By focusing on technology, sex and relationships, author Joe Quirk is broadening the audience for the study of the genetic roots of human behaviors. By RU Sirius

This time around, it appears that Mr. Wilson has actually left corporeality, appropriately on 1/11 (at 4:50 am — you hardcore number freaks can get to work on the meaning of that one… I do see a five in there!). By RU Sirius

An Interview with Dr. James S. Ketchum, author of Chemical Warfare: Secrets Almost Forgotten, the story of how he helped the Army Chemical Center research psychedelics and deliriants for use as non-lethal weapons. By RU Sirius

Lizzie hated babysitting for the McCartneys because they were slobs (messy house) and because there were “drugs all over the place.” By RU Sirius