AGE: 28 OCCUPATION: Comedian, Saturday Night Live cast member NUMBER OF TIME COVERS: 0 PREVIOUS APPEARANCES ON THE TIME 100: 0 PRO: Co-founder of the Internet sketch comedy team the Lonely Island whose digital shorts became an Internet sensation. A digital short he made for SNL called Lazy Sunday garnered significant attention and bolstered Samberg into the mainstream. CON: Has had limited prominence in SNL's live sketches, and has followed up Lazy Sunday with only one other sensational short—the R&B spoof Dick in a Box.

This pic shows Ashley in camel pose, a heart-opening and revealing position, with only a small black line covering up her nipple. She captioned the photo: "open to surrender || caught by angel mama @cassblackbird" Her fans and followers went crazy in the comments, showering the model with praise. Whitney Cummings wrote, "My new screensaver," and Ashley replied with "." Helena Christensen added, "Two beautiful humans ." Emily Ratajkowski reacted with, "

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Addressing the nation during his State of the Union speech, President Joe Biden took aim at an injustice that touches the lives of most Americans—the absurdly high cost of prescription drugs. As the president laid out, the U.S. has the highest costs on drugs in the world. Biden vowed to take action, which will undoubtedly lead to the pharmaceutical industry’s lobbyists, lawyers, and paid-for allies doubling down on their frenzied efforts to derail newly enacted drug pricing reforms in order to protect the industry’s power and profits.

November 30, 2014 12:31 PM EST Along with Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night and a few other notable modern works, Tennessee Williams’ 1947 masterpiece, A Streetcar Named Desire, helped shape the look and feel of American drama for decades to come. But nothing that occurred during the play’s original Broadway run eclipsed the emergence of a young Marlon Brando as a major creative force and a star to be reckoned with.

Celine Dion looks set to make her return to the stage at the Olympic Games, and it’s rumored to be during the opening ceremony on Friday. It will mark the pop legend’s first performance since halting her touring schedule and stepping away from the spotlight after being diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome in December 2022.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf7cYFr9FSM] Chonda Pierce, who’s often billed as comedy’s answer to a country musician, got her start impersonating her forebear, the country comic (and Grand Ole Opry staple) Minnie Pearl — and she still makes use of Pearl’s bits of industry wisdom. “Minnie Pearl taught me that you could be clever and funny and have a country twang and people will still love you,” Pierce says, in her own Southern twang, during a visit to the TIME office.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the book and movie versions of Leave the World Behind When Rumaan Alam's novel Leave the World Behind was first published in the fall of 2020, there was a wry irony to the ways in which its fictional world, ravaged by an alarming and mysterious global crisis, paralleled the chaos of the world in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, three years later, the unnerving experience of Alam's book will be on the big screen with a Netflix adaptation of the same name.

Famous Slovaks in History - On This Day List of Slovak People 1688-01-25 Juraj Jánošík, Slovak outlaw-highwayman, born in Terchová, Slovakia (d. 1713) 1691-06-14 Jan Francisci, Slovak organist and composer, born in Neusohl, Kingdom of Hungary (now Banská Bystrica, Slovakia) (d. 1758) 1704-10-09 Ján Andrej Segner, Slovak and German mathematician, physicist, and physician, born in Bratislava, Slovakia (d. 1777) 1720-05-15 Maximilian Hell [Höll], Slovakian astronomer, Jesuit priest, and namesake of a lunar crater, born in Selmecbánya, Kingdom of Hungary (d.

April 4, 2016 9:51 AM EDT Remember that Pierce Brosnan-era Bond flick where 007 is chased down by helicopters carrying massive, tree-destroying chainsaws? Well, this is just like that, but smaller. A group of Finnish filmmakers figured out how to attach a gas-powered chainsaw to their DJI S1000 drone, The Verge reports. The result: A terrifying airborne machine of death and destruction — particularly if you’re a snowman, apparently. Check out the power tool-wielding drone in the video above.