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Elseworlds
Elseworlds is DC Comics' imprint for out-of-continuity stories reimagining heroes in new eras and settings, launched after Gotham by Gaslight (1989), first logo comic Batman: Holy Terror (1991), dormant around 2005, revived from 2024 with comics and DC Studios media label.
Elseworlds (Arrowverse)
Elseworlds (Arrowverse): fifth annual Arrowverse crossover, aired December 9-11, 2018 on The CW across The Flash 5x09, Arrow 7x09, and Supergirl 4x09. The Monitor gives John Deegan the Book of Destiny; Barry and Oliver swap bodies; debuts of Batwoman, Lois Lane, and Gotham City; set up Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Elsie de Wolfe
Elsie de Wolfe (1865–1950), later Lady Mendl, was an American interior decorator and the first professional decorator in the United States, known for light colors and the aesthetic "light, air and comfort."
Elsie Eiler
Elsie Eiler, sole resident of Monowi, Nebraska since husband Rudy's 2004 death; she is the village's mayor, clerk, treasurer, librarian, and Monowi Tavern bartender, the only one-person incorporated US town.
Elsie Fisher
Elsie Fisher (Elsie Kate Fisher), American actor born 2003 in Riverside, California; voiced Agnes in Despicable Me and starred as Kayla Day in Eighth Grade, earning a Golden Globe nomination and Gotham and Critics Choice awards.
Elsie M. Sunderland
Elsie M. Sunderland is a Canadian-American environmental chemist, the Fred Kavli Professor at Harvard since 2022, whose research on methylmercury and PFAS has shaped US mercury regulation.
Elsie MacGill
Elsie MacGill, born Elizabeth Muriel Gregory MacGill and nicknamed the Queen of the Hurricanes, was a Canadian aeronautical engineer who oversaw Hawker Hurricane production during World War II.
Elsie Vaalbooi
Elsie Vaalbooi (1901–2002) was a South African woman from Rietfontein, Northern Cape, rediscovered in 1997 as one of the last fluent speakers of N|uu, a San click language.
Elsie Windes
Elsie Ann Windes, American water polo defender born 1985 in Portland, Oregon; two-time Olympian (silver Beijing 2008, gold London 2012), Cal Berkeley All-American, USA Water Polo Hall of Fame 2020.
Elsinore (film)
Elsinore is a 2026 biographical drama directed by Simon Stone, starring Andrew Scott as actor Ian Charleson (distinct from Elsinore Film, the Rome production company), who performed Hamlet at the National Theatre in 1989 while dying of AIDS; Olivia Colman co-stars.
Elsinore Arch
Elsinore Arch, also called the Elsinore Tower, is a castellated limestone gateway in Cincinnati, Ohio, built in 1883 as a valve house and entrance to Eden Park.
Elsinore Corona
Elsinore Corona is the largest of three coronae on Uranus's moon Miranda, a 323 km ovoid region of deformed terrain named after Hamlet's castle in 1988.
Elslack Roman Fort
Elslack Roman Fort (Burwen Castle, Olenacum) in North Yorkshire: two superimposed Roman forts, a Flavian infantry fort of AD 70-80 and a larger stone-rampart fort, tentatively identified with Olenacum of the Notitia Dignitatum.
Elso S. Barghoorn
Elso S. Barghoorn (1915–1984) was an American paleobotanist at Harvard University who founded the formal field of Precambrian paleobiology, the study of life recorded in rocks older than the well-preserved fossil record.
Elspeth Garman
Elspeth Garman, born 1954, is a British molecular biophysicist and Oxford professor known for the "Garman limit" radiation dose limit and for making cryo-cooling of protein crystals routine.
Elst
Elst is a town in the Dutch province of Gelderland, between Arnhem and Nijmegen, known for the remains of one of the largest Roman temples north of the Alps.
Elster (metering company)
Elster is a metering brand and former company group that makes gas, electricity, and water meters, acquired by Honeywell from Melrose Industries in 2015 for about $5.1 billion.
Elston Howard
Elston Gene Howard (1929-1980), American catcher and left fielder, Kansas City Monarchs alumnus and first African-American New York Yankees player (debut April 14, 1955); 1963 AL MVP, nine-time All-Star, number 32 retired.
Elstree
Elstree is a historic village in Hertsmere, Hertfordshire, on Roman Watling Street (A5183), older than neighboring Borehamwood, with a conservation area designated 1976, St Nicholas church of 1188, and a parish council founded 1894.
Elstree Studios
Elstree Studios is a film and television studio in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, founded in 1925, home to Blackmail, Star Wars, The Shining, and The Crown, council-owned since the 1990s, operated by MBS Group since 2025.
Elstree Studios (Shenley Road)
Elstree Studios on Shenley Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire: council-owned British film and TV studio founded 1926, home of Star Wars, The King's Speech, The Crown, and Strictly Come Dancing; distinct from BBC Elstree and Sky Studios Elstree.
Eltanin Rupes
Eltanin Rupes, a 370-km-long rupes (fault scarp) on Mercury in quadrangle H-15, IAU-approved 2013, named for the US research vessel Eltanin that surveyed the Antarctic sea floor.
Elton Brand
Elton Brand, born 1979, is a former NBA forward and Duke star, first overall 1999 draft pick, two-time All-Star, co-Rookie of the Year 2000, and Philadelphia 76ers general manager 2018-2026.
Elton Chang
Elton Chang is a crypto-focused venture investor who joined the investment team of Dragonfly, a crypto-native firm, in Singapore in January 2026, after investing at Propel Venture Partners.
Elton John
Elton John, born Reginald Kenneth Dwight in 1947, is the British singer-pianist who with lyricist Bernie Taupin sold over 300 million records, won an Oscar for The Lion King, completed the EGOT in 2024, and released Who Believes In Angels? with Brandi Carlile in 2025.
Elton John (album)
Elton John (1970) is Elton John's second studio album, recorded at Trident Studios with producer Gus Dudgeon and arranger Paul Buckmaster; it introduced "Your Song" and made him a star.
Elton John singles discography
Elton John singles discography: catalog of the British singer's standalone single releases from "I've Been Loving You" (1968) to "Cold Heart" (2021), with 10 UK No. 1 singles, 73 UK Top 40 hits, and the 33-million-selling "Candle in the Wind 1997".
Elton John: Never Too Late
Elton John: Never Too Late is a 2024 Disney+ music documentary directed by R.J. Cutler and David Furnish, framing Elton John's 1970–1975 rise against his 2022 Dodger Stadium farewell, with the Brandi Carlile title song.
Elton Mayo
Elton Mayo (George Elton Mayo, 1880–1949) was an Australian-born psychologist who led the Western Electric Hawthorne studies at Harvard and founded the Human Relations school of management.
Eltoro Zoo
Eltoro Zoo is a privately owned zoo and aquarium in La Castellana, Negros Occidental, Philippines, known for endemic Visayan species like the warty pig and spotted deer.