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Above, images that shaped our world in 2008
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Times photographers pick some favorites, including Evan Rachel Wood, Angelina Jolie and Beck.
The young Web may not yet be a font of high culture, but when it comes to bringing the strangest human activities to the surface, it's nonpareil.
More reality TV? A SAG strike? Read on … if you dare.
Public spats by Rosie and Barbara, Taylor and Joe, Angelina and Jennifer and more.
The Monte Carlo fire may have been an ominous sign of what was to come.
What's in the future for Batman, Eminem and the "Watchmen"?
From "Wanted" to "Camp Rock," some things that were better than we thought.
"Rosie Live" left quickly. Tina Fey brought Sarah palin to life on "SNL." David Letterman ripped John McCain, a few times. We compile some of the best viewing tidbits from the past year.
Heath Ledger, Madonna, Britney Spears and Herbie Hancock topped the news this year.
The genre got further fragmented, but there were standouts nonetheless.
Are you ready to say goodbye? This month marks the end of 2008, and with it, the end of a slew of pop culture phenomena.
Hot chicks, video games and the next president of the United States -- they all took over our collective consciousness in 2008, at least according to the top Internet searches on Yahoo.
Who was hot in 2008: Katy Perry, Demi Lovato, Russell Brand, David Cook, David Archuleta, Leona Lewis, M.I.A., Duffy, Sarah Palin and more.
Chief film critic Kenneth Turan discusses the year's most intriguing films.
Chief TV critic Mary McNamara talks about the year's most talked about TV.
TV critic Robert Lloyd gives a rundown of the year in noteworthy TV.
Best speeches, moments and more.
Highlights and lowlights from John McCain, Sarah Palin and George Bush.
Greatest accomplishments, awkward moments and more.
"Twilight" girls, an awesome "Watchmen" trailer and a no-show by Jennifer Love Hewitt were just some of the high- and lowlights of this year's Con.
The Oscars, Grammys, Golden Globes ... the list goes on. The Times' coverage in 2008 of the Arts & Entertainment world produced compelling images of all its stars.
The stars shined bright this year in The Envelope with Johnny Depp, "Changeling" star Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, star of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." Also see Mickey Rourke, who is quite the comeback story.
