TIME music critic Josh Tyrangiel counts down five of the hit factory's most unforgettable songs
Joe Wurzelbacher, the man who gained fame by quizzing Barack Obama about his tax plan, tries his hand at a new career: war correspondent
The world's oldest underground railway, the London Underground, is undergoing a multibillion-pound upgrade. We mind the gap and take a peek at the work.
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Guiyu, China breaks down much of the world's discarded electronics, slowly poisoning itself in the process
Photographs by Chien-min Chung / Reportage by Getty
Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow wears the famous verse on his eye black during the 2009 NCAA championship game, tapping into a long history of Biblical citation
The signature of the downtown 1980s icon is back again, thanks to Louis Vuitton
A Catholic flock refuses to give up its Adams, Massachusetts home
Photographs by Channing Johnson for TIME
As the conflict unfolds in the Gaza Strip, the pain of loss is felt on both sides
The man responsible for taking the 'Aloha' shirt beyond the shores of Hawaii to iconic postwar fashion status dies at 86
As Malia and Sasha Obama arrive in Washington, they join a rarefied group of war heroes, authors, socialites and enfants terribles
IDF tanks and infantry launch a ground offensive in the Palestinian enclave
Caltech physics professor Kenneth G. Libbrecht has turned his passion for the study of ice crystals into an art form. In his books and website, Snowcrystals.com, he breaks down some of the basics behind these miniature miracles of nature
Spirit and Opportunity continue to transmit data after a half-decade of service
Photographer Jeff Jacobson visits the Electric Power Research Institute, where engineers are developing techniques to reduce our demand for electricity
Fifty years ago, photographer Enrique Meneses accompanied the young revolutionary and his men for four months during their historic push to Havana