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For the 2016 Person of the Year issue, TIME commissioned Nadav Kander to photograph President-elect Donald Trump—the person deemed to have most influenced the year’s news, for better or worse—for the cover of the magazine.   "It’s hard to measure the scale of his disruption. This real estate baron and casino owner turned reality-TV star and provocateur—never a day spent in public office, never a debt owed to any interest besides his own—now surveys the smoking ruin of a vast political edifice that once housed parties, pundits, donors, pollsters, all those who did not see him coming or take him seriously. Out of this reckoning, Trump is poised to preside, for better or worse." ~ Time Magazine's NANCY GIBBS       Past Issues of Time's Person of the Year:                 

"You get almost star-struck when you meet R2-D2." ~ Photographer  Marco Grob R2D2 Han Solo ( AKA Harrison Ford) John Boyega poses for Swiss photographer Marco Grob 23-year-old British actress Daisy Ridley. Ridley will star in her first film as the character Rey, a female scavenger who was abandoned by her family when she was five years old, in the upcoming Star  Wars sequel.  Adam Driver plays the villain . The details of Driver’s villain character, Kylo Ren, have remained extremely secretive during the lead-up to the film’s Dec. 18 release.  Lupita Nyong'o Gwendoline Christie:   B rienne of Tarth on Game of Thrones, Commander Lume in The Hunger Games series and now, Captain Phasma in the upcoming Star Wars sequel. Her costume has particular significance, she tells TIME. "It is rare that women get to play a character and below the neck they are really covered up to the extent that you cannot really see the flesh outlines of their body," she says. "It felt r...

Photographer Gregory Heisler discusses the story behind his Time cover of former PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat. Arafat spent much of his life fighting against Israel in the name of Palestinian self-determination.