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Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC (Founder)

James Madison (March 16, 1751 – June 28, 1836) was an American statesman, political philosopher, and Founding Father who served as the fourth president of the…

Madeleine Kunin (born Madeleine May Kunin; September 28, 1933) is a Swiss-born American politician, diplomat, and author who served as the 77th Governor of…

American actress, singer (1942-1999)

American actress (born 1999)

Mad (Founder)

Mad (Founder)

Ben & Jerry's Homemade (Founder)

Mad's Fold-in inventor and its longest-running contributor.

Harvard law professor who made the unpopular client a public art form.

Virologist who made the oral polio vaccine the world could swallow.

Cartoonist of Maus, the book that made a Holocaust story into literature and comics at once.

Béla Guttmann (27 January 1899 – 28 August 1981) was a Hungarian-Jewish footballer and manager renowned for his innovative tactical approaches and nomadic…

Congresswoman who made hats, volume, and women’s power a New York brand.

French public intellectual who made philosophy a visible, traveling vocation.

Walt Disney Company (Executive)

Investor who made the proxy fight a permanent feature of American business.

Third Point (Founder)

Immunologist whose mRNA work made a new class of vaccines possible.

Memoirist who made depression speak in the first person and gave a generation a public language.

Anarchist partners who made free speech and prison into American literature.

Writer who remade English prose and kept a Paris salon that remade modern art.

Ms. magazine (Founder)

Short-story writer who made Bronx voices into American literature.

French writer who made language itself a feminist instrument and cofounded a new university.

MGM’s boy wonder producer who made the studio’s prestige years possible.

Observational comic who co-created the sitcom that made everyday nothing a national pastime.

TheStreet (Founder)

Pediatrician who, with Rachel Schneerson, made a conjugate vaccine against Hib.

Manager who made a historic fortune betting against the housing bubble.

Satirist who made a comedy desk the country’s most trusted nightly briefing.

Salk Institute (Founder)

Philosopher who asked how gender is performed and remade the humanities around the question.

Artist who set a table for history’s women and made collaboration a monumental form.

Metropolitan Capital Advisors (Founder)

Physician who discovered the ABO blood groups and made transfusion safe.