Articles

Time magazine

A Global Disaster: As the war in Ukraine stretched through its second year, that nation grappled with a devastating attack that has international implications

Prisoner of War: Shot down in his Skyhawk attack bomber on Oct. 26, 1997, the Navy Pilot was taken prisoner in Vietnam, where he spent more than five years enduring a harrowing ordeal

Alabama Modern: Samuel Mockbee creates Homes for the poor that are cheap, practical—and unconventionally beautiful

Requiems for Jackie: Feuding memoirs of a celebrated cellist’s life

A Brash Builder: Renzo Piano’s modernist mix of design and high-tech construction has earned the provocative Italian architect his field’s highest honor

A Prince and His Prize: The Aga Khan Award for Architecture acknowledges both the sacred and the secular in the Islamic world

Want to See Some Secret Pictures? Traditionalists spar with a new leadership over how public the fable Barnes collection should be

In the Palm of History: Huddled over fragile documents, French and American scholars try to restore a country’s murdered past

Dreams of the Master: Unfinished works of Leonardo da Vinci are completed in Milan, Oslo and perhaps Des Moines, Iowa


People magazine

A Star is Born: Raised by a widowed mother who urged secretarial school, young Barbra had other ideas from an early age

Kenya’s Suicide Club: Hundreds believed that fasting to death would save them from the imminent end of the world and usher them into heaven

Unlikely All-Stars: Cancer? It doesn’t slow down the players on Coach Mike Zeillmann’s team

Our Town: Director Richard Geer heals troubled communities with the magic of theater—and the gift of a new hope


Life

On to Berlin: The code names and nicknames—Slapstick, Overlord, D-Day—were in force before those operations were executed. None among the Allies anticipated, or would have wanted, what became known as the Battle of the Bulge

A National Obsession: There have been killers who were as ruthless—and responsible for more slaughter—but Charles Manson stands alone as a symbol of pure evil

Vampires Among Us: On screen and off, sexy and not sexy, the toothsome creatures are alive and well

Testimony: They were at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941