They had to create nearly 200 realistic-looking skulls and 400 femur ... Sure enough, each crack is enough to chill you to the bone. That’s because Nathan Scheifele, properties manager at ...

Fascination with death reaches new heights in an exhibition guaranteed to make you touch your head and feel thankful it is not made out of colouring crayons, or flies! At the Maillol museum in ...

From May 20-Sept. 7, the Musee du Quai Branly in Paris will exhibit the famous 11 centimeter-high, 2.5 kilogram Paris-based crystal skull, parallel to the release of the long-awaited fourth ...

There is plenty of skull cracking and head shots. But the plot, in so much as there is one, will make about as much sense to viewers as it does to the heavily concussed Reece. “Might these ...

The skull sectioned is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) and, dating from 1489, one of his earliest human anatomical studies. That year, for the first time, he had acquired a human skull.