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Adam Lambert
1982–
Singer with a theatrical roar who took American Idol to the charts and the Queen catalog on the road.
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1982–
Singer with a theatrical roar who took American Idol to the charts and the Queen catalog on the road.

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1925–2014
Mad (Founder)

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1921–2023
Mad's Fold-in inventor and its longest-running contributor.

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1948–
French public intellectual who made philosophy a visible, traveling vocation.

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1947–
Historian who took a Holocaust denier to court and won.

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1900–1980
Psychoanalyst who asked why people flee freedom and called the answer a human problem.

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1885–1977
German philosopher of hope who read history as a future that had not yet arrived.
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Franz Neumann
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1900–1954
Legal scholar who wrote one of the first serious anatomies of the Nazi state.

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1863–1965
Publisher who co-owned National Periodical Publications, later DC.

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1924–1993
Mad (Founder)

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1881–1950
Kraków-born economist who revived Marx’s crisis theory from inside the Frankfurt School.

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1898–1979
Berlin-born philosopher whose books became a field manual for the student New Left.

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1900–2000
National Periodical Publications (Founder)

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1922–2011
Batman artist who helped create Robin and the Joker.
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John Goldwater
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1916–1999
MLJ Magazines (Founder)

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1900–1993
Institute for Social Research (Founder)

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1900–1986
Co-founder and longtime publisher of the company that became Archie Comics.

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1881–1973
Austrian economist who made the case for markets as human action.
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1900–
MLJ Magazines (Founder)

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1894–1947
All-American Publications (Founder)

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1895–1973
Institute for Social Research (Founder)

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1929–2020
Mad caricaturist who spent fifty years spoofing movies and TV.

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1926–1995
American economist who pushed Austrian ideas toward a radical edge.

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1928–
Linguist who remade the study of language and became one of the most cited living writers.

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1905–1965
Frankfurt School jurist who studied the modern state, then analyzed it for the OSS.

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1917–
Early DC editor credited with rescuing Superman from the slush.

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1889–1966
Weimar critic who argued that cinema’s first duty is to show the world as it is.

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1928–2010
Counsel and speechwriter who gave John F. Kennedy his public voice.

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1910–1986
Writer whose wartime pamphlet Germany Must Perish became a grim curiosity.

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1938–2024
Underground cartoonist who wrote women back into comics history.

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1941–
Austrian-school economist who teaches and argues from New Orleans.

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1921–2008
Mad's original wild man, a cartoonist of crowded, frantic gags.

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1922–1992
Publisher who kept Mad alive and turned EC into a legend.