Harrison Smith

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Peter Nero won two Grammy Awards, conducted the Philly Pops orchestra and set Anne Frank’s diary to music.

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He turned pure island water into liquid gold, selling his company in 2004 for a reported $50 million.

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She co-founded the National Breast Cancer Coalition and sought to eradicate the disease, which remains the second deadliest cancer for women in the U.S.

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The four-time Oscar nominee appeared in movies including “Catch-22,” “Argo” and “Little Miss Sunshine,” which earned him the best supporting actor prize.

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She rose to stardom as an actress in the 1950s, appeared in a pair of English-language epics and became an affable staple of Spanish television.

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She chaired the Feminist Majority Foundation, which campaigned to introduce the abortion pill mifepristone, and backed politicians including Nancy Pelosi.

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He played a high-strung sailor in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now” and snagged an Oscar nomination as Bette Midler’s love interest in “The Rose.”

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In 1943 he became “Case 1,” the first child formally diagnosed with autism. Backed by his family and community, he worked at a bank and traveled the world.

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Disillusioned by the Vietnam War, Daniel Ellsberg leaked a top-secret history of the conflict, the Pentagon Papers. It led to a landmark Supreme Court case.