Find out what the greats are made of.

Mahatma Gandhi

Indian lawyer turned anti-colonial leader who pioneered nonviolent resistance and helped end British rule in India.

Malcolm X

Civil rights leader, minister, and revolutionary orator who challenged America's racial order with uncompromising clarity.

Marcelo Tinelli

Argentine television host and producer behind Showmatch, one of Latin America's most influential entertainers.

Margaret Atwood

Canadian novelist, poet, and critic whose speculative fiction reshaped how readers think about power and gender.

Margaret Thatcher

British Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990, the Iron Lady who reshaped postwar Britain.

Margot Robbie

Australian actress and producer who turned a soap-opera start into Hollywood power through LuckyChap.

Maria Callas

Greek-American soprano who redefined opera through fierce dramatic intensity and obsessive vocal craftsmanship.

Mariah Carey

Five-octave pop and R&B icon whose songwriting and whistle register reshaped modern radio.

Marie Antoinette

The last Queen of France before the Revolution, whose extravagance and isolation became emblems of a doomed monarchy.

Marie Curie

Polish-French physicist who discovered polonium and radium, winning two Nobel Prizes in different sciences.

Marilyn Manson

American shock rock musician, provocateur, and visual artist behind Antichrist Superstar and Mechanical Animals.

Marilyn Monroe

American actress, model, and cultural icon whose luminous vulnerability defined mid-century Hollywood stardom.

Mark Carney

Canadian economist, former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor, now Prime Minister of Canada.

Mark Ruffalo

American actor and activist known for emotionally grounded performances and outspoken environmental advocacy.

Mark Wahlberg

Boston-bred actor and producer who rebuilt himself from Funky Bunch frontman into Hollywood power player.

Marlon Brando

American actor whose Method-driven performances in Streetcar and The Godfather redefined screen acting forever.

Martha Stewart

American lifestyle entrepreneur, author, and television personality who built a domestic-arts empire from scratch.

Martin Luther King Jr.

Baptist minister and civil rights leader whose nonviolent movement transformed American law and conscience.

Marvin Gaye

Soul singer and Motown auteur whose voice carried sensuality, social conscience, and unresolved torment.

Mata Amritanandamayi

Indian spiritual leader and humanitarian known as Amma, the "hugging saint" of Kerala.