No Silicon Valley CEO should come to Wall Street without the latest in high fashion: a pinstripe hoodie.
Beloved children’s book author Dr. Seuss would have turned 108 today, and he would surely have been proud to see that his works are still relevant as ever.
In case there are any doubts, Kim Jong Un is seen climbing inside a tank and riding a strapping gray horse.
– The age Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s new Supreme Leader, is believed to have turned today. The government has not yet made the day a national holiday, though the birthdays of Kim Jong Un’s father and grandfather are the nation’s most important holidays.
This year has seen some stellar Google homepage doodles (including animated Muppets for Jim Henson’s birthday and a playable guitar for Les Paul’s), and today’s is no exception.
Happy 75th birthday, Buddy Holly. We sure do miss you.
On August 6, 1991, the first website was launched on the Internet, forever changing the way we browse. (And thankfully, web design has improved just a bit in the past two decades.)
The Duke of Edinburgh, the man of a thousand gaffes, turns 90 today. As part of the birthday festivities, NewsFeed looks back at some of his biggest public blunders.
“I kicked a heroin habit in New York City. I got very, very strung out for a while. I mean really, very strung out. And I kicked the habit. I had a habit, about a $25-a-day habit, and I kicked it. Yeah, I kicked it then.” —BOB DYLAN, admitting to a heroin addiction in an [...]
Bob Dylan’s first mention in TIME was a 1962 article that provided a snapshot of the young artist trying to make a name for himself on the New York folk scene. As the musician turns 70, here’s a look at TIME’s portrayal of the ever-changing icon through his storied career.
