Denmark’s Rene Redzepi and his restaurant Noma won for third year in a row, but U.S. makes a splash with eight of the world’s top spots. How many have you eaten at?
When TIME’s editors selected the honorees for this year’s TIME 100 issue, they isolated the world’s most influential people into five categories: Breakouts, Pioneers, Moguls, Leaders and Icons. Even within those groupings, the 2012 TIME 100 honorees represent one of the most eclectic assemblages in the world.
Every year, the TIME 100 celebrates the world’s most influential people. Distinguished guests toasted to this year’s honorees in the star-studded bash in New York City. NewsFeed takes you inside the festivities.
Wednesday’s links feature sky-high sports and underground living quarters.
On Wednesday, TIME will release the TIME 100, the magazine’s list honoring the 100 most influential people in the world.
The annual TIME 100 poll is an opportunity for readers to vote on the year’s most influential figures across all fields, from politics to tech to pop culture. This time around, the weeklong poll became a popularity contest between two Internet behemoths.
Parrots and puppies abound in Thursday’s link roundup.
Suddenly, there’s been a surge of female interest in joining the armed forces.
For the seventh annual TIME 100 Gala, honorees gathered Tuesday at the Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.
She’s won a Pulitzer Prize and a spot on the 2011 TIME 100–for most people that would be enough. But for Brooklyn editor Jennifer Egan, life keeps getting better.
