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 ...

Time magazine’s Man of the Year selection once was a bigger deal. So, for that matter, were the Academy Awards and the presidency. It was a different time.

According to TIME, previous editors came up with "Man of the Year" during a slow news week. For its inaugural issue, they chose legendary pilot Charles Lindbergh for 1927's title.

Time Magazine’s designation of Adolf Hitler as “Man of the Year” for 1938 identified Hitler as “the newsmaker who most influenced world events for better or worse” and was not an ...

Time magazine's Person of the Year franchise began in 1927, then known as "Man of the Year." The first person to appear on the cover was Charles Lindbergh in 1928, following his historic solo ...

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 ...

To mark the magazine cover reveal, Time CEO Jessica Sibley rang the opening bell. Trump was also named Time Person of the Year in 2016 after he won the presidential election.

It was not the first time the magazine went away from naming an actual person for its “Person of the Year.” In 1966, the 25-and-under generation was cited; in 1975, American women were named ...

The field for Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” was culled Thursday to four candidates, with a winner set to be named later in the evening.. The final four nominees are President-elect ...

Time magazine has chosen 100 "Women of the Year," selecting one trailblazing woman to represent each year from 1920 to 2019. It's a distinctive way to celebrate Women's History Month, but it's ...

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 ...