Photos: China Mourns the Potential Loss of Google

Users bid farewell as the tech giant threatens to leave the country following sophisticated attacks on its computer systems

Super Bowl Stadiums: From I to XLIV

A look at the nineteen stadiums that have hosted the past forty-four NFL championship games

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Top 10 Lost Episodes (So Far)

A rundown of the best flashbacks, teasers and plot twists from television's most talked-about show

Selected by James Poniewozik

Brooklyn's All-Volunteer Ambulance Corps

The Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps provides emergency medical services in a community underserved by the healthcare industry — and has just sent staff to Haiti

Photographs and Story by Michael Kirby Smith

Meryl Streep's Golden Career

The acclaimed actress has been nominated for a record 16 Academy Awards

Haiti: Out of the Ruins

Photographer James Nachtwey captures the devastation caused by the earthquake and the spirit of a proud people determined to recover

WARNING: Some of the photographs that follow contain extremely graphic content

A Brief History of the Sit-In Movement

How a simple act of grass-roots disobedience galvanized the civil rights movement and changed the social landscape of the American South

The World Goes Lady Gaga

While topping the charts nearly topless, the Grammy-nominated pop star and her creative team at the Haus of Gaga have inspired fans to pick up their glue guns and get creative, riffing on Lady G's radical style

Phonies! Movies Inspired by J.D. Salinger

While Salinger refused to sell the movie rights to his work, his stories and characters have inspired generations of filmmakers

A Brief History of the Computer

Will Apple's new iPad change the face of computing? A gallery of a few paradigm shifts of the past

The Global Reach of the Gates Foundation

As Bill and Melinda pledge $10 billion over the next decade for vaccines in the developing world, we take a look at what the world's largest foundation does with it's $34 billion endowment

Partisan Reaction: Obama's State of the Union Speech

Lawmakers listen as the Commander in Chief lays out the issues facing the nation

The Unveiling of Apple's iPad Tablet

The device will allow users to play games, surf the Web, watch video, read books and check e-mail all on a screen much larger than that of the iPhone

The Movies' Most Evil Computer Villains

As processors have taken a greater role in our society, Hollywood has imagined what can go wrong when we put power into the hands of our silicon friends

Auschwitz After 65 Years

On January 27, 1945, Auschwitz was liberated by Soviet troops, a day commemorated around the world as International Holocaust Remembrance Day. TIME reflects on the horrors of the Nazi death camp.

Pee-wee Herman's Rise, Fall and Rise

After years of success in the '80s and a nearly career-ending scandal, the Paul Reubens returns to the stage as the iconic character

Haiti's Earthquake Destruction: TIME Exclusive Photographs

Pictures of the aftermath from Shaul Schwarz and Timothy Fadek, TIME's photographers on the ground

WARNING: Some of the photographs that follow contain extremely graphic content

A Brief History of Cougars

Once a moniker for the mountain lion, cougar has become a buzzword for sassy women over 40 who are interested in younger men. While the term is new, the phenomenon is not

Dramatic Rescues of Haiti Quake Survivors

The international race against time to search for the living trapped under the rubble

Haiti: The Destruction Seen from the Air

An aerial look at the damage done by the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that rocked the Carribean nation

Haiti's Lines of Communications

With the country's infrastructure badly damaged by the massive earthquake that struck Port-au-Prince, Haitians use cell phones and text messages to get information to loved ones at home and abroad

President Obama One Year In

An intimate look at the Commander in Chief on the day before the one-year anniversary of his Administration

Photographs by Callie Shell / Aurora for TIME

The U.S. Army Delivers Aid to Haiti

Some basic necessities finally begin to trickle in as the 82nd Airborne Division arrives with food and water

Photographs by Jae C. Hong

Haiti's History of Misery

The Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake is only the latest tragedy in Haiti's long history of torment and strife

Devastation from the Haiti Earthquake

After a 7.0 earthquake rocks Port-au-Prince on Jan. 12, 2010, officials fear that thousands of Haitians may have perished