After launching Napster and Facebook, Sean Parker is taking over the world with a new music service.
Meet the man who brought Danish cuisine to the forefront and totally upended his industry.
Mohamed Bouazizi is a hero in Tunisia and known around the world for the final, desperate moments of his life.
Is Anonymous helpful in exposing corruption and unfair practices, or is it dangerous in its willingness to rock the boat?
As the outgoing President of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet has been the most public face of the Euro for the past eight years.
Last year Google offered Andrew Mason $6 billion for Groupon. He turned them down.
Does Tim Cook have the vision it takes to lead Apple? We take a look at his background to find out.
Not only was Soleio Cuervo one of the first 10 people on Facebook, he invented the famous "Like" button.
IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrest shocked the world - but his sexual peccadilloes are nothing new.
We all thought the Italian prime minister's sex scandals would bring him down, but it turned out to be something else entirely.
Hosni Mubarak has promised to end his 30-year rule of Egypt - but it took mass protests to convince him.
Assange just lost his court battle and will be sent to Sweden to face charges of sex crimes.
There's that masturbation thing and her history with witchcraft. Will Republican nominee Christine O'Donnell make it as a senator?
Kim Jong-il shelled South Korea this morning. Was this act of aggression a training drill for his potential successor Kim Jong-un?
Jesse James has unseated Tiger Woods as the most disgraced husband in the entertainment world. Can he win Sandra back?
Ted Kennedy was one of America's most important crusaders for health care. Will President Obama continue the legacy?
TMZ's Harvey Levin broke the biggest celebrity story of the year. And just how did he get John Mayer to donate $25,000 to charity?
