Victor Borge

(1909-2000). Danis humorist and concert pianist. Born Borge Rosenbaum. Known as the "Clown Prince of Denmark."

Max Born

(1882-1970). Physicist. Nobel Prize in Physics, 1954.

Rudolph Eli Boschwitz

(1930-Alive). U.S. Senator (R-MN), 1978-1991.

Thomas Edward "Tom" Bosley

(1927-Alive). Actor

The Bostoner Rebbe

(July 3, 1921, Boston, Massachusetts-Alive). Jewish Hasidic Leader and 2nd Bostoner Rebbe. Honorific Title of Grand Rabbi Levi Isaac Horowitz of Boston, Massachusetts. Rabbi, Congregation Beth Pincus, Boston, Massachusetts. 2nd Bostoner Rebbe, 1944-Current. The first American-born Rebbe. Noted for his flexible and liberal approach toward his followers. Founder, New England Torah Institute.

Leon Botstein

(December 14, 1946, Zurich, Switzerland-Alive). Conductor. President, Bard College, 1975-Current. Music Director and Principal Conductor, American Symphony Orchestra and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra.

Margaret Bourke-White

(1904-1971). Photographer and photo journalist. Although she was a Protestant Christian, her father came from an Orthodox Jewish family.

Barbara Levy Boxer

(1940-Alive). U.S. Representative (D-CA), 1983-1993; U.S. Senator (D-CA), 1993-Current.

Louis Dembitz Brandeis

(1856-1941). Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States, 1916-1939.

David Brenner

(1936-Alive). Stand-up comedian, actor, author, and film-maker.

Stephen Gerald Breyer

(1938-Alive). Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States, 1994-Current.

Fanny Brice

(1891-1951). Comedienne, actress, singer and entertainer. Stage name of Fania Borach.