TIME on Instagram: "TIME’s 2025 CEO of the Year, @neal_mohan, thinks of himself as the “mayor of @youtube.” At the "A Year in Time” event in New York City, Mohan spoke about YouTube’s role in culture and political discourse, its relationship to creators and kids, and his vision for the future of the platform. “Five years from now, does YouTube look more like Netflix, or Netflix like YouTube?”, asked TIME's Editor-in-Chief Sam Jacobs. “YouTube in its essence is going to continue to look a lot lik

TIME on Instagram: "For Academy Award-winning artists and long-time collaborators Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese, a dissection of their creative processes over dinner is no strange occasion. Beyond being filmmaking partners, the two are also friends, with DiCaprio telling TIME in an interview that Scorsese’s 'Wolf of Wall Street' was one of the “most free and exciting and spontaneous and hilarious film productions I’ve ever been a part of. I’ve never seen Martin Scorsese that happy on a s

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William Stern on Instagram: "Well, if you want to know what someone truly values, don’t ask them — check their calendar. Your time is the clearest confession of your priorities. You can say family matters, but if your schedule says otherwise, it’s just hot air. You can say you want success, but your habits will always tell the truth. Time doesn’t lie. It exposes exactly what you care about… not in theory, but in practice. 🧠⏳ And here’s the good news: You can change it. Your calendar isn’t a lif

TIME on Instagram: ""To know that there are kids now who see this film and want to be connected to [Korean culture] and are proud of it — that makes me really happy and very grateful." Audrey Nuna, the singing voice behind Mire, says that KPop Demon Hunters has helped her and the fanbase embrace her own Korean heritage even more. Read the full story on KPop Demon Hunters, TIME’s Breakthrough of the Year, at the link in our bio."