Newsweek Special Edition

Your brain is triggering you to eat too much.

Retraining, not deleting, negative recollections can make for a happier you.

Shah of Iran made same arguments as Islamic government that would eventually replace him.

Declassified FBI reports expose a radical cleric's past habit of frequenting call girls.

A prominent scientist denying human responsibility for rising temperatures is revealed to be on the take.

Growing cult status is making "Star Trek: Enterprise" less of a pariah with each passing year. 

Inside the "Star Trek" mastermind's Western in space.

The Star Trek Enterprise's first mission, 50 years later.

From the 5-year mission that spawned 5 decades of pivotal scientific entertainment.

The newest battleground isn't on land or by sea—it's over bandwidth. And everyone is susceptible to attacks.

Putting astronauts on Mars is one of NASA's biggest goals for the 2030s—and 2016 is pivotal.

Five leaders, thinkers and doers who will greatly impact 2016.

The man behind "Finding Bigfoot" has spent decades hunting for the real deal.

What's in a name?

The breakups, shake-ups and blockbusters that kept us captivated.

Groundbreaking innovations from the last year that will change our world—and hopefully save it.

The year saw as much sports action within arenas and stadiums as it did outside of them.

The events from around the world that made both headlines and history.

Throughout his life, Marley was a high-profile advocate of Rasta beliefs.

Bob Marley produced some of his most inspired work in his final years.

Ziggy and Stephen Marley share thoughts on their father in exclusive interview with "Newsweek."

As Jamaica gained independence, Trenchtown's music scene had a young Bob Marley in its center.

How "Star Wars" turned Earth into a galactic universe.

"Newsweek" explored how George Lucas orchestrated the biggest movie-marketing campaign of all time.

What we know so far about "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."

From "The Phantom Menace" to "The Force Awakens," the Star Wars canon has a rich history to build on.

In the rich depths of the Star Wars canon, there are a great many creatures who make a huge impact with very little screen time.

Bruce Lee's turn as the sidekick on TV's "The Green Hornet" captivated Americans and generated a cult following in Hong Kong.

His moves show off the boundless imagination, tireless discipline Lee applied to his martial arts.

Bruce Lee revolutionized how we view martial arts.