In a case of life imitating art imitating life, former Prime Minister Tony Blair has been accused of stealing material from his fictional self. In his recently released memoir A Journey, Blair recounts a 1997 conversation with Queen Elizabeth II. Upon meeting Blair, the Queen remarked. “You are my 10th prime minister, Mr. Blair. My first was Winston Churchill.” The moment will be familiar to anyone who’s seen the award-winning 2006 movie, The Queen staring Helen Mirren and Michael Sheen. The problem? According to screenwriter Peter Morgan, the conversation was make believe.

It’s time again for Time magazine to choose their “Person of the Year” — but it may not be a person! An esteemed panel including Dr. Oz thinks it might be Twitter or The Economy. What are the chances? Phil Bump doesn’t like taking chances, so he breaks it all down by statistical probability: How likely is it that the Time “Person of the Year” will actually be … a person?