As all year, published since 1923, a weekly magazine published list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
In 2025 in the categories ‘artists’ and ‘icons’ The main item was Hollywood stars and celebrated musicians including Demi Moore, Nicole Scherzinger, Scarlett Johansson, Rashida Jones, Adam Scott, Ed Sheeran, Adrien Brody, Diego Luna, Kristen Bell and Hiroyuki Sanada.
100 most influential people in 2025
W the category ‘Titans’ There was, among others, a titled tennis player Serena Williams, Gymnastic and Olympic gold winner Simone Bilesas well as actor Blake Livelyfashion designer Miuccia Pradawhether the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg.
As this year's ‘leaders’ The weekly indicated among others: British Prime Minister Keira Starmera, president of the United States Donald Trump and his associate Elona MuskaPresident of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum and erstwhile Hamas hostage captured by the Israeli military Noa Argamani. Last year the Prime Minister was awarded in this category Donald Tusk.
Among the selected by the magazine ‘pionaires’ were found among others: computer scientist, artificial intelligence investigator and Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry Demis Hassabis, vocalist Rosé, businessman Andrew ForrestSurgeon Robert Montgomery and a basketball player Breanna Stewart.
"Time" showed a celebrated list. Politicians, artists, athletes and many others
As ‘Innovators’ In 2025, "Time" selected, among others: rapper Snoop Dogga, comedy actor Nikki Glaser, Architect Ma Yansonga billionaire and a businessman Larry Fink And the cook Kwame Onwuachi
Apart from an yearly list of the 100 most influential people, Time magazine besides admits at the end of each year the title ‘Man of the Year’.
It is received by a individual who, in the opinion of the editorial board, had the top impact on events in America and the planet in a affirmative or negative sense.
The winners included Presidents of the United States, dictators (Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin) and 2 Poles: Pope John Paul II, erstwhile president Lech Walesa.
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