Zimbabweans Go To The Polls
Monday, Mar. 31, 2008TIME.com chronicles the controversial elections that arguably presented Robert Mugabe with the toughest political challenge of his 28 years in power
The Peace Symbol's 50th Anniversary
Wednesday, Mar. 26, 2008The new book, Peace: The Biography of Symbol takes a look at the life of the cultural icon
The Varsity Boat Race
Monday, Mar. 31, 2008Each year since 1829, the rowing clubs of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge have skulled on London's River Thames in a race between two crews of eight. The rivalry is intense, the battle fierce. We take a look at this year's race.
Kick Back and Relax in a Salt Cave
Monday, Mar. 24, 2008For centuries, Eastern Europeans have sat in natural salt caves to help relieve respiratory, circulatory and skin ailments—and stress. Recently, entrepreneurs have brought man-made caves here. Photographer Saverio Truglia visited Galos Caves in Chicago
The Royal Shakespeare Company's
Complete Histories
Wednesday, Apr. 02, 2008
Behind the scenes at the RSC's unprecedented presentation of all eight of Shakespeare's historical plays at the Roundhouse Theater in London
Photographs by Cate Gillion / Getty
Philip Jones Griffiths
Tuesday, Mar. 25, 20081936 - 2008
A deep humanity guided the legendary Magnum photographer over decades
documenting the toll of war
Sarkozy's London Calling
Wednesday, Mar. 26, 2008The French President and First Lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, visit the UK
India Brews a Stronger Cup of Tea
Friday, Mar. 21, 2008The cool valleys of Darjeeling produce some of the best teas in the world.
Photographs by Zackary Canepari for TIME
World Water Crisis
Thursday, Mar. 20, 2008In the extraordinary new book Blue Planet Run, hundreds of photographers from all over the world track mankind's vital race to provide safe drinking water to the one billion people who lack it
The Dalai Lama at Home
Wednesday, Mar. 19, 2008TIME photographer James Nachtwey visit the Tibetan leader at his private residence in exile in Dharamsala, India
A New Tibet
Wednesday, Mar. 19, 2008As the modern world and information age crashes down the mountains, the once isolated land struggles to maintain its ancient Buddhist traditions.
Photographs by Kadir van Lohuizen / Noor for TIME
The Business of Mud
Tuesday, Mar. 18, 2008The Makers of Ahava Skin Care have the exclusive right to harvest the mud and sea salts from the Dead Sea. Photographs by Ilan Mizrahi / WPN for TIME
Elephants of Asia
Monday, Mar. 17, 2008In his new book, Vanishing Giants, Photographer Palani Mohan journeys across Asia, searching for the soul of the
Asian Elephant
Putting an End to the Heathrow Hassle
Wednesday, Mar. 19, 2008After six years of construction, Terminal 5 will open to the public on 27 March.
On Set With Anthony Minghella
Tuesday, Mar. 18, 2008TIME went backstage with Anthony Minghella on the set of his last ever movie, The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Photographs by Per-Anders Pettersson / Getty For TIME
Five Years in Iraq
Monday, Mar. 17, 2008TIME Photographer Franco Pagetti has
covered the war since it began
Three Days In and Out of Tibet
Monday, Mar. 17, 2008Protests against Chinese rule in Tibet that erupted in Lhasa on March 14 spread to China and farflung cities over the weekend
Postcard From South by Southwest
Monday, Mar. 17, 2008Former Austinite photographer Chad Springer heads home for the institutional Texas music festival
Mitrovica
Tuesday, Mar. 11, 2008A northern Kosovar town sits on the dividing line of Serbian - Albanian tension
Photographs by Philippe Brault and Frederic Sautereau / Oeil Public and Thomas Dworzak / Magnum for TIME
Bangkok, The Capital of Gridlock
Tuesday, Mar. 11, 2008A megacity tries to unravel the world's worst traffic jams. Photographs by Philip Blenkinsop / NOOR for TIME
Kenyan Tribes Wage a War With Bows and Arrows
Thursday, Mar. 13, 2008Post-election clashes between tribes re-awakened ancient ethnic rivalries. They are settling scores the old-fashioned way, with centuries-old weapons that can have deadly results.
Portrait of Schizophrenia
Tuesday, Mar. 18, 2008In her book 'Phil and Me,' photographer Amanda Tetrault documents her father's battle with mental illness
Journey to Saturn
Wednesday, Mar. 12, 2008NASA guided its Cassini spacecraft within 30 miles of one of the ringed planet's moons
Best in Show
Monday, Mar. 10, 2008The Eighteenth Annual Crufts Dog Show is largest canine show in the world
Darfur Descends Into Chaos
Tuesday, Mar. 04, 2008Violence splinters western Sudan, leaving rebels and refugees displaced and disconnected. Photographs by
Yuri Kozyrev for TIME
Farewell Photogenic Huckabee
Wednesday, Mar. 05, 2008Though he may have lost the Republican nomination, Governor Mike ran one of the most colorful campaigns in recent memory.
Brett Favre, Gunslinger on the Gridiron, Retires
Tuesday, Mar. 04, 2008The legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback announces the end of an extraordinary 17-year NFL career
The War Up North: Iraq Combat Outpost Rabiya
Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008TIME Photographer Yuri Kozyrev documents the U.S. military's struggle to retain control of Mosul, a city of 1.8 million that is said to be the last urban stronghold of the insurgency
In Paris, the Shock of Chic
Saturday, Mar. 01, 2008The Paris fall, 2008 collections confirmed that a more subdued, razor-sharp, chic vibe is coming back into fashion, displacing last season's softer more romantic mood. Kate Betts picks the top 20 looks of the week
Luxury Private Islands
Friday, Feb. 29, 2008Most of us can only dream of escaping to our own secluded isle but island trader, Farhad Vladi, can actually make it happen. Owning or hiring a paradise retreat has never been so easy. Photographs by www.vladi-private-islands.de
Prince Harry Deploys to Afghanistan
Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008The British Defense Ministry acknowledges that the Prince has been serving in Helmand Province
Fandomania: The World of Cosplay
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2008In a book of beautiful portraits, photographer Elena Dorfman explores the world of costume play, where young people dress up and partly live as characters from video games, animated films, and Japanese graphic novels.
Bob Geldof travels with President Bush to Africa
Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008On assignment for TIME, the musician and humanitarian escorts the President on a farewell tour of the troubled continent
Overtures in Kim's Cold Capital
Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008The New York Philharmonic Orchestra played a historic concert in North Korea. A look at some of the highlights of the momentous trip to Kim Jong Il's hermit kingdom
Decoding Milan Fashion
Friday, Feb. 22, 2008In a week that didn't hold many surprises — and with lots of talk of a sky-rocketing Euro and an impending recession — the best fall, 2008 collections focused on Italy's strengths: tailoring, craftsmanship, and unusual fabrics. By Kate Betts
Belgrade Riots
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008Serbia's anger over Kosovo's declaration of independence leads to massive demonstrations and an attack on the U.S. embassy
George Clooney At Play
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008Celebrity photographer Sam Jones spends a day with the Oscar-nominated star at home
Open Pit Mine
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008The iron ore extraction facility operated by Brazilian firm Companhia Vale Rio Doce is one of the most efficient — and spectacular — mining complexes in the world. Photographs by Cia de Foto for TIME
Disputed Antiquities
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008Museums and source nations fight to possess the priceless artifacts of the past
Timor's Turmoil
Friday, Feb. 22, 2008A state of emergency continues in East Timor after two shootouts that left President Jose Ramos-Horta gravely wounded and rebel leader Alfredo Reinado dead. A look at Reinado's brief reign
Brit Awards 2008
Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008London hosts a night of music and glamour at Britain's biggest music awards
Oscar: Two is Better Than One
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008Cate Blanchett is the 11th performer to be nominated in both leading and supporting role categories in the same year. Here are the other ten.
Oscar's Youngest Best Actress Nominees
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008At 20-years-old, Ellen Page is far from the youngest to ever have a chance at an Academy Award
The Rolling Stones: 1969 American Tour
Tuesday, Feb. 05, 2008In Let It Bleed, a lavishly illustrated new book, photographer Ethan Russell tells the epic tale of how the World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band conquered America, invented the modern tour, and met with tragedy at Altamont.
The Bright Idea
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008Designers are hooked on bold colors and graphic prints for spring. Model-of-the-moment Agyness Deyn shows them off
Photographs for TIME by David Slijper
Styled by Christopher Niquet
Pakistan Votes
Friday, Feb. 15, 2008On February 18, after months of political turmoil, countless bomb attacks and a high profile assassination, Pakistanis go to the polls