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Max & Ruby
Max & Ruby: Canadian animated preschool series (2002–2020) based on Rosemary Wells's books, starring bunny siblings Max, 3, and Ruby, 7; parents absent until season 6, Max spoke one word per episode early on.
Max & the Midknights (TV series)
Max & the Midknights (TV series), Nickelodeon CG-animated show based on Lincoln Peirce's books, premiered October 30, 2024; 40 episodes across four broadcast seasons following Max in medieval Byjovia.
Max A. Viergever
Max A. Viergever is a Dutch medical image analysis researcher who led medical imaging at Utrecht University from 1988 to 2018 and founded its Image Sciences Institute.
Max A. Woodbury
Max A. Woodbury was a mathematician and statistician whose name is attached to the Woodbury matrix identity, completed in a 1950 report at Princeton's Statistical Research Group.
Max Aarons
Max Aarons (Maximilian James Aarons, born 2000, London) is an English right-back at Bournemouth, formerly Norwich City (200+ apps, two Championship titles), with loans at Valencia and Rangers and 27 England U21 caps.
Max Abraham
Max Abraham (1875–1922) was a German theoretical physicist who proposed the rigid-sphere electron theory, gave his name to the Abraham–Lorentz force and the Abraham–Minkowski controversy, and spent his last decade opposing Einstein's relativity theory.
Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook
Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook (1879-1964), Canadian-born British financier, press baron, and politician; owned the Daily Express, Sunday Express, and Evening Standard; WWII Minister of Aircraft Production.
Max Alexander (fashion designer)
Max Alexander (born 2016, Los Angeles) is an American child fashion designer behind the Couture to the Max label, Guinness record holder as youngest runway designer, and the youngest designer to show at Paris Fashion Week in March 2026.
Max Amann
Max Amann is a German water polo player from Magdeburg who won gold with Germany at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics and silver at the 1931 European Championships.
Max and Moritz
Max and Moritz (Max und Moritz), Wilhelm Busch's 1865 verse picture story of two prankish brothers punished in a mill; forerunner of the comic strip, model for The Katzenjammer Kids, translated into 281 languages by 1997.
Max Askanazy
Max Askanazy (1865–1940) was a German-born pathologist who spent most of his career as professor of pathology at the University of Geneva and described the thyroid cells now called Askanazy cells.
Max Aub
Max Aub (Max Aub Mohrenwitz) was a Spanish writer, born in Paris in 1903, known for the six-novel cycle El laberinto mágico about the Spanish Civil War.
Max August Zorn
Max August Zorn (1906–1993) was a German-born American algebraist who published Zorn's lemma in 1935 and proved the structure theorem for semisimple alternative rings and the uniqueness of the octonions.
Max B
Max B (Charley Wingate, born 1978), also Max Biggavelli and the Wave God, is a Harlem rapper who co-wrote "We Fly High", led the wavy mixtape era with Coke Wave, served about 16 years in prison, and returned to chart success in 2026.
Max Baer (boxer)
Max Baer (1909-1959), American heavyweight boxing champion who beat Primo Carnera for the title in 1934, lost it to James J. Braddock in 1935, and was stopped by Joe Louis in four rounds.
Max Baer Jr.
Max Baer Jr. (Maximilian Adelbert Baer Jr., born 1937, Oakland, California), American actor, producer, and director; son of heavyweight champion Max Baer; played Jethro Bodine on The Beverly Hillbillies 1962–1971 and made Macon County Line (1974).
Max Balegde
Max Balegde, also known as Max Trobe, is a British TikTok creator, presenter, and podcast host from Darwen, Lancashire, born in 1999, who co-founded the podcast The Useless Hotline.
Max Barbakow
Max Barbakow is an American director and writer, AFI Conservatory MFA and Yale graduate, known for the Sundance time-loop comedy Palm Springs (2020) and Brothers (2024), with Epiphany upcoming.
Max Baucus
Max Sieben Baucus, Democratic senator from Montana 1978-2014, Finance Committee chairman and Affordable Care Act author, later U.S. Ambassador to China 2014-2017.
Max Beckmann
Max Beckmann (1884–1950) was a German painter known for figurative, narrative works like the triptych Departure, who fled Nazi Germany and died in New York.
Max Beerbohm
Max Beerbohm (1872–1956) was an English essayist, parodist, and caricaturist famous from the mid-1890s for satirical drawings of London celebrities and for the comic novel Zuleika Dobson.
Max Beesley
Max Beesley (Maxton Gig Beesley Jr., born 1971, Burnage, Manchester) is an English actor and session musician. Known for Tom Jones (1997), Bodies, Hotel Babylon, Mad Dogs, Hijack, The Gentlemen, and the 2023 album Zeus.
Max Benitz
Max Benitz, British writer, journalist, and former actor born 1985 in London, known as Midshipman Calamy in Master and Commander (2003) and for the Afghanistan book Six Months Without Sundays.
Max Bergmann
Max Bergmann (1886–1944) was a German biochemist who devised the carbobenzoxy method of peptide synthesis and led the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Leather Research in Dresden.
Max Bewer
Max Bewer (1861–1921) was a German poet, publicist, and librettist who won fame defending Bismarck after 1890 and later wrote antisemitic pamphlets and patriotic verse.
Max Bill
Max Bill was a Swiss architect, painter, and designer trained at the Bauhaus who became a leading proponent of Concrete Art and co-founded the Ulm school of design.
Max Blumenthal
Max Blumenthal, American journalist and author, son of Sidney Blumenthal; founder and editor-in-chief of The Grayzone (2015); wrote Republican Gomorrah and Goliath; criticized as far-left and for Russian, Chinese, and Iranian state-media appearances.
Max Bodenstein
Max Bodenstein (1871–1942) was a German physical chemist regarded as a founder of chemical kinetics, who introduced the chain reaction, the steady-state approximation, and the Bodenstein number.
Max Boot
Max Boot, Moscow-born American historian and foreign-policy analyst, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and Washington Post columnist; author of Savage Wars of Peace, Invisible Armies, and Reagan: His Life and Legend.
Max Born
Max Born (1882–1970) was a German physicist and mathematician who coined the term quantum mechanics, formulated the Born rule, and won the 1954 Nobel Prize in Physics.