Special Report
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The Times They Are A-Changin'
Swiss Watch offered a glimpse of some game-changing trends in watch making
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The Challenge of Designing a Watch
Signature designs establish brand identity and recall. But if watchmakers don’t reinterpret enough, they run the risk of making the brand look jaded
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The Ever-Evolving Business of Swiss Watches
The mechanical watch segment is seeing the beginning of a major disruption
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Dwayne Johnnson - The Franchise Saver
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has emerged as the world’s biggest action hero through feats not even the mighty Stallone or Schwarzenegger could ever pull off—reviving left-for-dead movie brands
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Seth MacFarlane Gets Serious
The Family Guy creator makes millions with his crass humour. But his next project will shock even his most hardened fans: He’s bringing Carl Sagan’s Cosmos back to television
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Jennifer Lopez - Turnaround Artist
Over 40, with more bombs than an artillery range, Jennifer Lopez seemed washed up. Then American Idol gave her a second chance, which she’s taken all the way to the top of our Celebrity 100
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The Forbes Celebrity 100: The Full List
Movie stars once called all the shots in Hollywood. Not anymore. Thanks to unscripted television and social media, 24-hour personalities dominate this year’s list of the 100 most influential people in entertainment— ranked by earnings, press coverage and internet impact
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The New Fame Game for A-list Celebrities
New A-list celebrities are leveraging their fame to make early-stage investments—or launch startups themselves
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Justin Bieber, Venture Capitalist
The 18-year-old idol remains a Hollywood force, having earned $108 million over the past two years. With several quiet tech startup investments—including Spotify—he’s now trying to make similar conquests in Silicon Valley