In the exhibit's world premiere at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, you'll immerse yourself in the MythBusters world from the beginning, entering through a giant corrugated shipping ...

Jessi Combs was best known as "the fastest woman on four wheels" for her success in race car driving Professional racer and Mythbusters star Jessi Combs died on Tuesday at age 36. The Harney County ...

Grant Imahara’s cause of death has been revealed following the news of his passing. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the former MythBusters co-host “died suddenly” from a brain aneurysm. He was 49 ...

The MythBusters aren't really doing it wrong, but they give me a chance to talk about some physics. In the latest show, they tested the myth that two phone books with their pages alternating were ...

As you probably know, Mythbusters has been off the air for years... but at least you can still watch Adam Savage in the spin-off, Mythbusters Jr. But what about MythBusters' other host, Jamie Hyneman?

I always enjoy MythBusters. Great material for blogs. Also, one of the things I like is that Adam and Jamie are not professional scientists. This means that if they make some mistakes, that is just ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In 2002, Discovery Channel began developing a series that aimed to shine a light on a number of ...

Grant Imahara, a longtime host of the Discovery Channel show "Mythbusters," died of a brain aneurysm, Fox News has learned. The television personality was 49 years old. A spokesperson for Discovery ...

Co-host Adam Savage and executive producer Dan Tapster reveal all about the next season of "MythBusters" and explain why Grant Imahara, Kari Byron and Tory Belleci won't be returning. Journalist ...

Jessi Combs, a professional speed racer and former host of "Mythbusters," died Tuesday in a crash on a dry lake bed in Oregon's Alvord Desert as she was in a jet car attempting to break a land speed ...

“MythBusters,” the show that made science and engineering crazy and hilarious, like a cross between “Mr. Wizard” and “Jackass,” has a new offspring: “Mythbusters, Jr.,” a 10-episode series premiering ...

Commentary: The popular series will say goodbye in 2016. CNET's Bonnie Burton, a longtime fan and science nerd, explains why she's "already feeling empty inside" -- and why TV will never be the same.