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Jean-Luc Godard Will Be Modern Forever

By Stephanie Zacharek

Remembering Barbara Ehrenreich, Acid Wit and Workers' Champion

By Alissa Quart

The Story Behind TIME's Queen Elizabeth Cover

By Laura Zornosa

Queen Elizabeth II Showed Why Britain Still Has a Monarchy

By Lily Rothman
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Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's Steadfast Monarch, Dies

Queen Elizabeth II remained a stoic, almost timeless figure in the public's eye for 70 years.

By Larry Sutton and Steve Dougherty

Remembering Moon Landrieu Who Transformed New Orleans

Former New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu is remembered for reviving the city

By Walter Isaacson

How 'Glasnost' and 'Perestroika' Changed the World

Those two Russian words were synonymous with Mikhail Gorbachev's campaign for reforming Soviet society. Here's what to know about them.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Mikhail Gorbachev Dies at 91

In Russia, he is largely seen as the man who led a collapse of Soviet-era prestige and power

By Philip Elliott

Remembering Anne Heche

Anne Heche was a compelling study in contrasts, as adept at sly comedy as she was at dramatic roles, and watching her was often a source of pleasure and wonder

By Stephanie Zacharek

What My Friend Ivana Trump Was Really Like

Ivana Trump was clearly not going to tell you what you wanted to hear. She was going to tell you what she thought, writes designer Dennis Basso.

By Dennis Basso

Paul Sorvino Was a Softie Who Played Mobsters

The character actor best known for playing Paulie Cicero in "Goodfellas" died on July 25

By Andrew R. Chow

Baz Luhrmann Pays Tribute to Shonka Dukureh

Shonka Dukureh was authentically spiritual. Her inner life was large and you could see it through her actions and hear it in her voice. She played the role of Big Mama Thornton in my recent...

By Baz Luhrmann

Uvalde Victim Lexi Rubio's Great-Grandfather Reflects On Tragedy

Julian Moreno was in his front yard watering his plants when he heard rapid, loud booms on the morning of May 24. At first, he thought it was noise from nearby construction. But people began...

By Jasmine Aguilera/Uvalde, Texas

These Are the Victims of the Uvalde, Texas, School Shooting

The Uvalde elementary school shooting is now the third deadliest school shooting in U.S. history, with 21 victims

By Josiah Bates

How Gilbert Gottfried’s Terrible Voice Became Comedy Gold

If some singers are said to possess the voice of an angel, then Gilbert Gottfried’s voice might be compared to that of a demon. Gottfried spoke in a hoarse yell that was shrill, abrasive, blustering,...

By Andrew R. Chow

Madeleine Albright, Trailblazing Secretary of State, Dies

Madeleine Albright, the first ever woman to serve as Secretary of State, died at 84 years old

By Katie Reilly

Craig Renaud Remembers Brother Brent Renaud and His Legacy

I studied anthropology in college, and was living with an Indigenous tribe in Costa Rica when I realized I wished I had a camera. At the time, my big brother Brent had fallen in love...

By Craig Renaud

Bill Clinton: Paul Farmer Tried to Heal the World

Dr. Paul Farmer, who died unexpectedly on Feb. 21 at the age of 62 in Rwanda, was one of the most extraordinary people I have ever known. As co-founder of the global health and social-justice organization...

By Bill Clinton

John Epperson Remembers Designer Thierry Mugler

Thierry Mugler had that fire. He had the passion, not only the big vision but also the meticulousness needed to design clothes well—down to what exactly a curve should look like, and how it should...

By John Epperson

'A Voice For All Time': Diane Warren on Ronnie Spector

Ronnie Spector’s voice made pop songs into pop symphonies. You could feel the angst and passion in every note. You can sing great but if you don’t have that passion; that heart and soul, it...

By Diane Warren
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