TIME magazine awarded its 2023 'Person of the Year' title to pop star Taylor Swift. This year's pick will be announced on Thursday, see the shortlist ...

E ver since Charles Lindbergh was proclaimed Man of the Year for 1927 in the Jan. 2, 1928, issue, TIME magazine has annually selected what is now known as the Person of the Year — the man, woman ...

In 2022, TIME’s Person of the Year was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the “spirit of Ukraine.”. The 2023 Person of the Year will be announced on Wednesday morning.

Adolf Hitler – 1938. Undoubtedly Time magazine’s most controversial selection, the choice to make Adolf Hitler Person of the Year in 1938 has long provoked disbelief among those who aren’t ...

Time Magazine is almost ready to announce its 2023 Person of the Year.. The nine candidates for the honor were revealed Monday morning during NBC's "Today Show" and are highlighted by individuals ...

Earlier this week, the shortlist for Time‘s 2023 “Person Of The Year” was revealed. It included Hollywood strikers, Chinese president Xi Jinping, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Donald Trump ...

In a desperate push for relevancy, Time magazine has chosen Donald Trump as its Person of the Year for 2024. No, really Time? Tell me something I didn't know. Last month, more than 77 million ...

Time magazine has named CEO of Tesla and SpaceX Elon Musk as Person of the Year. “Person of the Year is a marker of influence, and few individuals have had more influence than Musk on life on ...

In 2002, Time did actually choose three women to share the “Person of the Year” cover, selecting “The Whistleblowers,” Cynthia Cooper, Sherron Watkins, and Coleen Rowley.

Time magazine has named "The Silence Breakers," representing people who came forward to report sexual misconduct, as its Person of the Year. It's a recognition of the cultural reckoning this year ...

Last year, TIME’s editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs gave more insight into the selections over the years. "As a tradition, Person of the Year springs from the Great Man Theory of history, a belief that ...