This week; Tennessee floods as the Mississippi River rises to historic levels; airlifting the wounded in Afghanistan; saving the Pope; Anish Kapoor’s monumental sculpture; rebuilding in Haiti; the colorful retort to Uganda’s protests.
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365 »
A look back at the year, one picture a day.
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Read More About: Hollywood
Weegee’s images made in Southern California—many of which have never been shown—were brought together in a comprehensive and delightful exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
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From LIFE.com
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Fifty Years Ago at Cannes: Rare Photos
As the 65th edition of the world's most glamorous film festival gets underway on the French Riviera, LIFE.com presents a gallery of both rare and classic pictures from Cannes taken by LIFE's Paul Schutzer in 1962.
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TIME.com Photos
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The New Castles of Spain: Victims of the Eurocrisis
How a debt-fueled building boom has littered the country with expensive white elephants -
Sister Style: Pippa Middleton's Most Fashionable Moments
Wearing everything from an Alexander McQueen gown to a paper party dress, Kate's younger sister has become a style icon in her own right -
Photos: Gay Rights, from Stonewall to Prop 8 and Beyond
From Stonewall to Presidential Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage -
Battleland Diary, May 5-11
TIME's photo editors bring you the best pictures from the front lines and home.
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