Survivor: Fiji, the name given to the four-man alliance of Dre Herd, Edgardo Rivera, Mookie Lee and Alex Angarita

4 Horsemen, a four-issue limited series under the DC Comics Vertigo imprint

Four Horsemen (professional wrestling), group of professional wrestlers

Four Horsemen of Apocalypse (comics), a team of various superheroes/supervillains who serve Apocalypse

The Four Horsemen (rap group), Rapgroup formed by Canibus, Killah Priest, Ras Kass & Kurupt

The Four Horsemen usually refers to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, who are characters in Biblical prophecy. Other uses: In the comic book industry:

Four Horsemen (football), football players from University of Notre Dame in 1924

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921 film), 1921 silent movie

The Four Horsemen (band), a late '80s / half '90s hard rock band from Hollywood

Four Horsemen Studios, action figure sculptors for McFarlane Toys

Four Horsemen (Supreme Court), United States Supreme Court justices during the New Deal and a contemporary political group

The Four Horsemen, sound-poetry group in Toronto • see Steve McCaffery

Four Horsemen (drink)

In Dreamwaves' Transformers: Energon series, the Four Horsemen were former Autobots and Decepticons turned into minions of Unicron. They were Rhinox (War), Terrorsaur (Famine), Airazor (Death) and Cheetor (Pestilence).

The Four Horsemen were a group of Immortals on the television show Highlander: The Series.

The Four Horsemen (song), a song on Metallica's 1983 album Kill 'Em All

"The Four Horsemen", an Aphrodite's Child song from their album 666

"Four Horsemen (song)", a song on The Clash's 1979 album London Calling

The Four Horsemen (album), an album by Ultramagnetic MC's

"Four Horsemen of 2012", a song by Klaxons, from the album Myths Of The Near Future (Also "4 Horsemen of 2012" from the Xan Valleys EP)

Senior scientists and consultants to NASA during Apollo who passionately, and successfully, advocated a coherent approach to the science of moon exploration. Bob Walker, Prof. Physics Washington University in St. Louis; Jim Arnold, Prof. Astrophysics UCSD; Paul Werner Gast, Prof. Geochemistry Columbia University; Gerry Wasserburg, Prof. Geochemistry CalTech.

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse is a woodcut made by Albrecht Dürer

The Four Horsemen were a core group of linguists who promoted generative semantics: Paul Postal, Háj Ross, Jim McCawley, and George Lakoff.