Neil Harris

Irina Hodus sings Vspominay menya ("Remember me")
Volna restaurant, Adler.

Rob Hornstra is one of photography's pioneers of crowdfunding and self-publ...

Rob Hornstra is one of photography's pioneers of crowdfunding and self-publishing. His latest book is on the restaurant singers of Russia's favorite Black Sea resort town of Sochi. The series just won first place for the Arts and Entertainment—Stories category at the World Press Photo awards.

Dennis Koble, Sprint 2 (1976)
Koble is one of the few Atari engineers who went on to make money in the game business. Now he's working on a new game called Super Sitting Ducks.

The Founding Fathers of Video Games

The mad geniuses behind many of the most iconic video games of the 70s and ...

The mad geniuses behind many of the most iconic video games of the 70s and 80s are reuniting to rethink and maybe even reinvent video gaming.

A taxi drives by an antirape billboard in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia.

Living with the Past in Liberia

As Liberia inaugurates Nobel Laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to her second t...

As Liberia inaugurates Nobel Laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to her second term as president today, photographer Glenna Gordon reflects on how the West African nation continues to grapple with its complicated past.

Khadija sat on her bed mat, peering into her tiny mirror. She rubbed in a moisturizer with sunscreen, then applied eyeliner, then eyeshadow, then mascara, then powder, then lip gloss. She moved the mirror closer to her face so as to see that all of the applications had been done right. She brushed her long, glossy hair with a small plastic brush. She clipped the hair at the nape of her neck. She changed out of a floral pajama into a yellow pajama. She put her black djellaba over the yellow pajama, the djellaba's silver appliqué muted in her dark, windowless room. She kicked off her plastic shoes and slipped into her sandals. She looked again into the mirror, checking that her hair was still all right. All of this to pass from the inside to the outside, from her private concrete room to the public streets flooded with wolves.

If You Smoke Cigarettes in Public: Prostitution in Morocco

The winners of the 20th Lange-Taylor prize, photographer Tiana Markova-Gold...

The winners of the 20th Lange-Taylor prize, photographer Tiana Markova-Gold and writer Sarah Dohrmann, share an exclusive sneak peek of their project on sex workers in the nation.

Joel Meyerowitz: Ground Zero, Then and Now

Joel Meyerowitz sat down for an interview with <i>TIME</i> after his most r...

Joel Meyerowitz sat down for an interview with TIME after his most recent shoot for our Commemorative 9/11 issue to reflect on a decade of documenting Ground Zero.

@britneyspears, 6 May via web
"@NICKIMINAJ Werkkk it girl! http://mypinkfriday.com/news/33562
-Britney"

Data Visualization: Twitter Portraits by Lori Hepner

Artist Lori Hepner has devised an ingenious and mesmerizing approach to the...

Artist Lori Hepner has devised an ingenious and mesmerizing approach to the representation of identity in the age of digital social media — in her ongoing series Status Symbols, she makes portraits of individual posts on Twitter.

Water levels in New Mexico’s Elephant Butte Reservoir in the Rio Grande Valley are at extreme lows.

Picturing the American Drought: George Steinmetz

As renowned aerial photographer George Steinmetz documented the effects of ...

As renowned aerial photographer George Steinmetz documented the effects of the recent record-setting drought in the American South, he discovered that even in driest parts of the country, the cliched idea of the bowl of cracked earth and dust was neither common nor representative of the crisis.

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