TIME100 Talks

The U.S. Needs to ‘Get It Right’ on AI

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How Marketing Executives Are Thinking About AI

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The Biggest Moments of TIME’s Women Shaping AI Impact Dinner

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Andrew Zimmern Discusses 'Moral Urgency' to Solve Hunger in TIME100 Talk

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New Profit’s Tulaine Montgomery on Investing in the Unfamiliar

When it comes to funding new and innovative ideas, Black women are routinely overlooked. It’s an experience Tulaine Montgomery, CEO of American venture philanthropy organization New Profit, sees regularly and is working to put an...

By Jenna Caldwell

Mitch Landrieu On Why Washington Is Broken—And How to Fix It

Landrieu spoke to TIME in an interview, answering questions about implementation of the infrastructure package, and more

By Nik Popli

How the Pandemic Will End, and More at the TIME100 Health Summit

How long the COVID-19 pandemic will last is one of the biggest questions facing the world at present—and one of the major issues addressed at the TIME100 Health Summit that took place on July 15.At...

By Olivia B. Waxman

Why Emily Ratajkowski Didn’t Want to Write That 'Blurred Lines' Essay

Emily Ratajkowski wasn’t sure she wanted to write the story of what happened to her on the set of “Blurred Lines.”Earlier this month, a chapter from Ratajkowski’s forthcoming book, My Body, was leaked online. In...

By TIME Staff

‘We Need To Be in the Room.’ West Side Story’s Rachel Zegler and Ariana DeBose on Latino Representation in Film 

West Side Story became an instant classic upon its release in 1961. The adaptation of the 1957 Romeo and Juliet-inspired stage musical, which starred Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer as star-crossed lovers Maria and Tony,...

By Lola Ogunnaike and Jenna Caldwell

How Australia Could Become a Green Energy Superpower

"Australia should aim for 500% renewables," he said during Thursday's episode of TIME100 Talks.

By Amy Gunia

'I Won't Shut Up.' Gwen Berry on Protest

Berry, who will be making her second Olympic appearance in Tokyo, talks protest, the IOC and why she won't be silenced

By Sean Gregory

'We Can’t Hide Behind Logos.' Bozoma Saint John and Jason Wright on Promoting Racial Equity and Inclusion in Corporate Roles

As protesters took to the streets in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, cries of solidarity rang out from the unlikeliest of places: the boardrooms and C-suites of the world’s most prominent companies. Protesters channeled...

By John Simons

Benji Backer on Crossing Partisan Lines to Solve The Climate Crisis

The conservative environmentalist Benji Backer wants to change how the climate movement has long been synonymous with the liberal movement. The president and founder of the American Conservation Coalition, a non-profit organization working to mobilize...

By Jenna Caldwell

Daniel Dae Kim on Combating Bigotry

Last March, during the onset of the pandemic, actor and producer Daniel Dae Kim was diagnosed with COVID-19. During this time of uncertainty, when the public knew little about the virus, Kim documented his journey...

By Cady Lang

Watch a Special Event Celebrating the 2021 TIME100 Next

On Feb. 19, TIME’s virtual conversation series TIME100 Talks aired a special episode celebrating the release of the 2021 TIME100 Next, a list recognizing 100 emerging leaders from around the world who are poised to...

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TIME 100 Talks: Inside CISE's 'Protect Black People' Fashion

Blake Van Putten, the founder and designer behind CISE, discusses his vision in a TIME 100 Talks video

By Jenna Caldwell

‘We Have a Right to Speak.’ Watch Brit Bennett, Jasmine Guillory and Jacqueline Woodson Discuss the Shift of Power Toward Black Women Writers

Following a year filled with anti-racist reading lists and proclamations to “listen to Black women,” novelists Brit Bennett, Jasmine Guillory and Jacqueline Woodson reflected on what what it means to be a Black writer today...

By Annabel Gutterman

TWICE Performs 'DEPEND ON YOU' at TIME100 Talks

For the first time, the K-pop giant performed the track from its latest album, 'Eyes Wide Open'

By Kat Moon

Simu Liu on Playing Shang-Chi: 'I Can Be Someone I Didn't Have'

Simu Liu, star of 'Kim's Convenience,' will lead this summer's 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'

By Raisa Bruner

'When People Suffer, We Suffer.' Taraji P. Henson and Tracie Jenkins on Mental Health

"If you haven't learned acceptance, you've got a hard road ahead of you"

By Raisa Bruner
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