I wrote an article talking about the spate of "X is awesome" and "Y is bad for you" articles that came out every year and even had a little quiz asking people if they could identify what superfood and/or remedy was popular in years I had edited out for brevity.

So if you were on a sugar diet, or a red wine diet or an acai berry diet, I know what year you read health magazines.   

Some skepticism is warranted - you will find any number of studies here correlating antioxidants to health benefits.(1)  There's just one problem - there isn't any actual evidence antioxidants help you at all.

I am told "Transformers: Dark Side Of The Moon" is a good film.  I enjoyed the first movie well enough, even if it was noisy in all of the wrong ways.   The sequel hurt both my eyes and my sensibilities but at least the pain in my eyes had an easy explanation:  Michael Bay, or perhaps his cinematographer, read some science and discovered that flesh tones, which exist in the orange range, have a complement on the color scale in teal.  Two complementary colors next to each other give an image 'pop' visually, shows neuroscience and therefore color theory.   So if you want to highlight something, orange and teal around it will work.