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Mabel King
Mabel King (Donnie Mabel Elizabeth Washington, 1932–1999), American actress and singer; Evillene the Wicked Witch in Broadway and film The Wiz, Mama on What's Happening!!, mother in The Jerk.
Mabel Normand
Mabel Normand, christened Amabel Ethelreid Normand, was an American silent-film comedienne, writer, and director who made over 190 films, mostly for Keystone, and directed Charlie Chaplin's early movies.
Mabel Walker
Mabel Walker (Mabel Elizabeth Walker Thornton, 1928–2023), American sprinter from Camden, Alabama; Tuskegee Institute athlete who won the 1948 US Olympic Trials 100 m and competed in the 100 metres at the 1948 London Olympics.
Mabinogion
The Mabinogion is the standard title for eleven anonymous medieval Welsh prose tales in the White Book of Rhydderch and Red Book of Hergest, named from Lady Charlotte Guest's 1838–1849 translation and a scribal error, mabynnogyon.
Mable Fergerson
Mable Fergerson, American sprinter born 1955 in Los Angeles, 1972 Munich Olympic silver medallist in the inaugural women's 4x400 m relay (3:25.15) and fifth in the 400 m; AAU 400 m champion 1971.
Mablean Ephriam
Mablean Ephriam (born 1949, Hazlehurst, Mississippi) is an American lawyer and TV judge, first woman and Black person to preside over Divorce Court (1999-2006), now host of Justice with Judge Mablean and Madea film judge.
Mabo v Queensland (No 2)
Mabo v Queensland (No 2), also called the Mabo decision, is the 1992 High Court of Australia case that recognized native title in Australian common law and rejected terra nullius, entitling the Meriam people to the Murray Islands and leading to the Native Title Act 1993.
Mabon ap Modron
Mabon ap Modron, Welsh legendary son of Modron, appears in Culhwch and Olwen; stolen at three nights old, freed from Gloucester for the Twrch Trwyth hunt; name from the god Maponos; unrelated to the modern equinox holiday named Mabon.
Maborosi (幻の光)
Maborosi (幻の光, Maboroshi no hikari) is Hirokazu Kore-eda's 1995 debut fiction feature, adapted from Teru Miyamoto's novel, about a widow rebuilding her life after her husband's unexplained suicide; it won the Venice Golden Osella for cinematography.
Mabrouk Northeast Oil and Gas Field
Mabrouk Northeast, also written Mabrouk North East, is an onshore natural gas and condensate field in central Oman's Block 10, discovered by Petroleum Development Oman in 2017.
mAbs
mAbs (Monoclonal antibodies) is a peer-reviewed open-access journal on monoclonal antibody research and therapeutics, launched January 2009 by Landes Bioscience, published by Taylor & Francis since 2015, edited by Janice M. Reichert, ISSN 1942-0862.
Mabu Folk Village
Mabu Folk Village (마부민속촌, Mabuminsokchon) is a theme park in Angi-dong, Andong, North Gyeongsang, South Korea, at 36.5761°N, 128.71806°E, distinct from Andong's Hahoe and Andong folk villages.
Mabuchi Motor
Mabuchi Motor (マブチモーター) is a Japanese manufacturer of small electric motors, founded in 1954, holding over 80% of the world market for automotive mirror motors.
Mabulu
Mabulu is a Mozambican band formed in Maputo around 2000, whose name means 'to seek dialogue' in Changana; it pairs marrabenta with soul and hip-hop, releasing Karimbo and Soul Marrabenta.
Mabuya
Mabuya is a genus of skinks established by Fitzinger in 1826 and restricted to the Neotropics, its species giving birth to fully formed young nourished through a placenta-like structure.
mAbxience
mAbxience is a Spanish biosimilars developer and biologics contract manufacturer founded in 2010 as the biotechnology division of Insud Pharma, and majority-owned by Fresenius Kabi since 2022.
Mac (computer)
The Mac, originally sold as the Macintosh, is a family of personal computers from Apple, introduced in 1984 and known for pioneering the mouse-driven graphical interface.
Mac & Devin Go to High School
Mac & Devin Go to High School is a 2012 American direct-to-video stoner comedy directed by Dylan C. Brown, starring Snoop Dogg as super senior Mac and Wiz Khalifa as valedictorian Devin; its Atlantic soundtrack yielded Young, Wild & Free.
MAC address
A MAC address, or media access control address, is the 48-bit identifier that Ethernet and Wi-Fi adapters use to send frames on a local network.
Mac and Dennis Become EMTs
Mac and Dennis Become EMTs: S17E3 (173rd overall) of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, aired July 16, 2025 on FXX; Mac and Dennis pose as EMTs in a bought ambulance while Charlie's ghost-kitchen peppers drive the chaos.
Mac and Me
Mac and Me is a 1988 American sci-fi comedy directed by Stewart Raffill, an E.T.-style story of a stranded alien and a wheelchair-using boy, infamous for heavy McDonald's and Coca-Cola product placement, a $6 million gross, and two Razzie Awards.
Mac Callum
Mac Callum, born William George MacCallum, was an American physician and pathologist who in 1897 observed the sexual reproduction of a malaria-like bird parasite at Johns Hopkins.
MAC Cosmetics
MAC Cosmetics (Make-up Art Cosmetics), professional makeup brand founded 1984 in Toronto by Frank Toskan and Frank Angelo, Estée Lauder-owned since 1994, VIVA GLAM charity, sold in 120+ countries.
Mac Cuu
Mac Cuu (鄚玖, 1655–1735) was a Cantonese merchant from Guangdong who founded the port of Ha Tien and placed it under the Nguyen lords in 1708.
Mac Dang Dung
Mac Dang Dung (Mạc Đăng Dung) was a Vietnamese military commander who deposed the last Le emperor in 1527 and founded the Mac dynasty, ruling from Thang Long.
Mac Dang Dung's usurpation
Mac Dang Dung's usurpation (Mạc Đăng Dung cướp ngôi) was the 1527 seizure of the throne of Dai Viet by general Mac Dang Dung, who founded the Mac dynasty.
Mac Davis
Mac Davis (1942–2020), American songwriter, singer, and actor from Lubbock, Texas; wrote Elvis Presley hits In the Ghetto, A Little Less Conversation, and Don't Cry Daddy, and scored his own No. 1 with Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me (1972).
Mac DeMarco
Mac DeMarco (born 1990, Duncan, British Columbia) is a Canadian indie singer-songwriter, birth name Vernor Winfield MacBriare Smith IV, known for Salad Days, jizz jazz, Mac's Record Label, and the 2025 album Guitar.
Mac Dre
Mac Dre (Andre Louis Hicks, 1970-2004) was a Vallejo, California rapper and Thizz Entertainment founder who pioneered Bay Area hyphy, served five years for a Fresno bank-robbery conspiracy, and was shot dead in Kansas City in 2004.
Mac dynasty
The Mac dynasty (Nhà Mạc) was a Vietnamese royal house founded by Mac Dang Dung in 1527, ruling northern Vietnam from Thang Long until 1592.