'Soylent Green,' the classic Charlton Heston movie from 1973, was set in the far-off year 2022. How does the real version measure up?

Soylent, the food of the tech gods, needs a rebrand, fast 'Soylent Green' is not Soylent, people. But the confusion is understandable.

Our Food Critic Subsisted Mainly on Soylent for a Month, and He'd Probably Do It Again Even—maybe especially—if you love good food, there’s something to this Soylent thing.

The 1973 eco-thriller 'Soylent Green' reunited Charlton Heston with "Ten Commandments" co-star Edward G.

The 1973 sci-fi horror classic movie “Soylent Green,” which depicted people eating wafers made from human corpses, was set in 2022.

Atlanta-based engineer Rob Rhinehart developed Soylent — which is, indeed, jokingly named after the futuristic food from the movie “Soylent Green,” but is not made of people, nor out of soy ...

“Soylent Green” scarred me with its disgusting twist ending – but scientists love its prescience As the sci-fi classic turns 50, scientists warn that climate change and other man-made ...

Silicon Valley Is Hacking Your Food This 24-year-old founder thinks humans can live healthier by just not eating. And that’s not the most audacious–or most bizarre–part of his vision.

Hollywood Flashback: ‘Soylent Green’ Depicted an Overpopulated Planet With a Dark Secret The 1973 eco-thriller reunited Charlton Heston with his 'Ten Commandments' co-star Edward G. Robinson ...