PoliticsKaroline Leavitt
Karoline Leavitt became the youngest White House press secretary at 27, served from January 2025 to August 2026, then left for Fox News and New Hampshire.
Influential figures commanding international discussion this week.
PoliticsKaroline Leavitt became the youngest White House press secretary at 27, served from January 2025 to August 2026, then left for Fox News and New Hampshire.
Art & LiteratureMarc Levy ran a Red Cross rescue network and two companies before his first novel sold to DreamWorks. A look at his books, sales, royalties and 2026 novel.
EntertainmentAnna Sawai, born in Wellington and raised in Japan, went from the J-pop group FAKY to Pachinko and Shogun, winning an Emmy and a Golden Globe for Mariko.
Comprehensive, fact-checked life stories, milestones, and net worth reports.
SportsHarrison Mevis, the Missouri kicker behind an SEC-record 61-yard field goal, went from the UFL to the Rams playoffs and was waived after a blocked kick.
PoliticsKatie Zacharia, a Pepperdine-trained lawyer and former DHS spokesperson, became White House press secretary in October 2026 after Karoline Leavitt left.
SportsJacob Misiorowski, the Brewers' 6-foot-7 right-hander, on Crowder College, the 2022 draft, an All-Star pick after five starts and a record-setting 2026.
BusinessJennifer Meyer, the Los Angeles jewelry designer, on her self-funded 2005 start, the Barneys order, Net-a-Porter, her Palisades store and her two marriages.
PoliticsKimberly Guilfoyle, the former prosecutor and Fox News host, on her Trump fundraising years, her post as ambassador to Greece and her October 2026 resignation.
Annie Golden, singer of The Shirts, on CBGB, her role in Hair, Squeaky Fromme in Assassins, Norma on Orange Is the New Black and decades of stage work.
ScienceDemis Hassabis made Theme Park at 17, co-founded DeepMind, sold it to Google, shared the 2024 Chemistry Nobel for AlphaFold2 and now runs Isomorphic Labs.
EntertainmentInna, born Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu, on her Black Sea coast roots, the 2009 Billboard No. 1 for Hot, Global Records, and her Spanish-language album YO.
EntertainmentShane Gillis, the Pennsylvania comic fired by SNL in 2019, on his Philadelphia start, Netflix's Tires, a stadium record and his three turns hosting the show.