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

Stand-up and actress who turned a Comedy Central hour into a writer’s room of her own.

NBC’s chief foreign-affairs correspondent and a Washington institution.

Documentary filmmaker who puts Jewish history on American television.

NBC News (Founder)

Chef and traveler who turned kitchen truth and world appetite into a public language.

Chief legal correspondent and host of The Beat, an attorney on weeknight television.

The family name on the masthead of The New York Times across four publishers.

The Daily Wire (Founder)

The Weekly Standard (Founder)

Comic who turned sidewalk ambush into a television form.

Walt Disney Company (Executive)

NBCUniversal (Founder)

Brillstein-Grey (Founder)

Pulitzer-winning columnist at The New York Times and founding editor of SAPIR.

Comcast (Founder)

CNN (Employee)

Psychiatrist who became a Pulitzer-winning newspaper columnist.

Political journalist who moderated NBC’s Meet the Press and later launched a podcast.

The most beloved Stooge, a physical poet of nyuks, spins, and sudden grace.

Showrunner who, with David Benioff, adapted A Song of Ice and Fire for HBO.

CNN anchor who hosts Inside Politics and co-anchors State of the Union.

Disney Entertainment (Founder)

Director of intense, often unsettling pictures from Pi to The Wrestler.

Barstool Sports (Founder)

The Rubin Report (Founder)

Novelist and screenwriter who, with D. B. Weiss, brought Westeros to Sunday night.

Comcast’s longtime political strategist who later served as U.S. ambassador to Canada.

Media executive listed among contemporary figures in news and Hollywood-adjacent business.

Parody specialist who helped make Airplane! and The Naked Gun.

Internist and addiction specialist who became radio and television’s Dr. Drew.

Philadelphia mayor and Pennsylvania governor who also chaired the national Democratic Party.

Time (Executive)

British broadcaster who took Woman’s Hour and then joined Radio 4’s Today.

Seth Rogen's writing partner and a quiet engine of modern comedy.

Vanity Fair correspondent who wrote the Roger Ailes biography and The Apprentice screenplay.