TIME's Alice Park talks with AIDS researcher Dr. David Ho who won TIME's Person of the Year award in 1996. Ho discusses his work with the AIDS/HIV virus and the drug 'cocktail' that won him the award. Continue reading
Psy, the Korean pop star, discusses the origin of the famous horse riding move from his hit single, Gangnam Style and reminisces about some of the jaw dropping moments of fame he has experienced since his sudden rise in popularity. Continue reading
Psy discusses the reality of his sudden rise to fame and recounts a story about his trip to Australia that led to an unexpected dance lesson in customs. Continue reading
Korean pop star Psy discusses the viral beginnings of hit his song Gangnam Style and remembers wearing sunglasses around the world to be more recognizable in his early days. Continue reading
Donna Weston, Music Deputy Director at Griffith University, explains why Psy's hit Gangnam Style was a global success and speculates that the lack of copyright and the prevalence of social media are responsible for its popularity. Continue reading
On May 2, 2012, Edvard Munch's "The Scream" sold for $119,922,500 at Sotheby's with the help of their principle auctioneer, Tobias Meyer. Continue reading
Billionaire David Rubenstein discusses why he bought the Magna Carta at Sotheby's on December 19, 2007, in order to keep the document in the United States after he heard rumors of a potential foreign buyer. Continue reading
Christopher Hitchens admits to Anderson Cooper that he has a very realistic and rational attitude towards the possibility of him beating esophageal cancer. Continue reading
Christopher Hitchens and Salman Rushdie, two close friends, play word games in front of a crowd and joke about the title of Hitchens' memoir, Hitch-22. Continue reading
Salman Rushdie speaks to students at Emory University about his friendship with the often contentious Christopher Hitchens, who died on December 15, 2011. Continue reading