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This is a partial list of confirmed famous people who were or are gay, lesbian or bisexual. Famous people who are simply rumored to be gay, lesbian or bisexual, are not listed.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term 'sexual orientation' in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity. See homosexuality and bisexuality for criteria that have traditionally denoted lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2003 Global Attitudes Survey found that "[p]eople in Africa and the Middle East strongly object to societal acceptance of homosexuality. But there is far greater tolerance for homosexuality in major Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil. Opinion in Europe is split between West and East. Majorities in every Western European nation surveyed say homosexuality should be accepted by society, while most Russians, Poles and Ukrainians disagree. Americans are divided – a thin majority (51%) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42% disagree."[4]

P

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Singer Alex Parks.
Italian writer Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Name Dates Nationality Profession Notes Reference
Brian Paddick b. 1958 English Police officer [5]
Peter Paige b. 1968 American Actor. [6]
Owen Pallett b. 1981 Canadian Violinist, Final Fantasy. [7]
Amanda Palmer b. 1976 American Singer and pianist for the Dresden Dolls. Bisexual. [8]
Sam Pancake b. ? American Actor. [9]
Janet Paraskeva b. 1946 English Civil servant [10]
Annise Parker b. 1956 American Politician. [11]
Alex Parks b. 1984 English Singer/songwriter. [12]
Sophia Parnok 1885-1933 Russian Poet. [13]
Lily Parr b. ca. 1899 English Early female football player. [14]
Matthew Parris b. 1949 English Journalist and former MP [15]
Evalyn Parry b. ? Canadian Singer/songwriter and actress/playwright [16]
Nick Partridge b. ? English AIDS campaigner [17]
Pier Paolo Pasolini 1922-1975 Italian Writer and filmmaker. [18]
Robert Patrick b. 1937 American Playwright. [19]
Pat Patterson b. 1941 Canadian Professional wrestler. [20]
Sarah Paulson b. 1974 American Actress. [21]
Otto Peltzer 1900 - 1970 German Middle distance runner world record holder [22]
Linda Perry b. 1965 American Singer. [23]
Robert Peters b. 1924 American Poet, teacher, critic [24]
Carl Phillips b. 1959 American Writer. [25]
Gretchen Phillips b. 1963 American Singer. [26]
Joe Phillips b. 1969 American Comic artist [27]
Pink b. 1979 American Pop singer. Bisexual [28]
Carole Pope b. 1950 Canadian Rock singer. [29]
Zac Posen b. 1980 American Fashion designer. [30]
Manuel Puig 1932-1990 Argentinian Writer [31]

Q

Name Dates Nationality Profession Notes Reference
Qiao Qiao b. 1979 Chinese Singer [32] [33]
Sara Quin b. 1980 Canadian Singer/songwriter, member of the band Tegan and Sara. [34]
Tegan Quin b. 1980 Canadian Singer/songwriter, member of the band Tegan and Sara. [35]
Christine C. Quinn b. 1966 American Politician. [36]

R

Blues singer Ma Rainey.
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Canadian politician Svend Robinson.
Choreographer Jerome Robbins.
Name Dates Nationality Profession Notes Reference
Patricia Racette b. 1965 American Operatic soprano. [37]
Radclyffe b. 1950 American Writer. [38]
Ma Rainey 1882 - 1939 American Blues singer, referred as the "Mother of the Blues." [39]
Ian Iqbal Rashid b. 1965 Canadian/British Poet, screenwiter, filmmaker [40]
Amy Ray b. 1964 American Singer, The Indigo Girls. [41]
Gene Raymond 1908 - 1998 American Actor, husband of movie star Jeanette MacDonald. Bisexual [42]
Charles Nelson Reilly 1931 - 2007 American Actor. [43] [44]
Jennifer Diane Reitz b. 1959 American Computer programmer, cartoonist and gender rights advocate. Bisexual [45]
Santino Rice b. 1974 American Fashion designer [46]
Sviatoslav Richter 1915 - 1997 Russian Pianist. [47]
Keith Ridgway b. 1965 Irish Author. [48]
Jerome Robbins 1918 - 1998 American Choreographer. [49]
Ian Roberts b. 1965 Australian Footballer [50]
Angela Robinson b. 1971 American Director [51] [52]
Svend Robinson b. 1952 Canadian Former member of parliament. [53]
Anthony Romero b. ? American Executive Director of the ACLU. [54]
Don Roos b. 1959 American Screenwriter and film director. [55]
Ned Rorem b. 1923 American Composer. [56]
Hilary Rosen b. ? American Former CEO of the RIAA, TV commentator. [57]
Jim Roth b. ? American Politician [58]
Alma Routsong 1924 - 1996 American Writer [59]
Steve Rubell 1943 - 1989 American Co-owner of Studio 54 [60]

[61]

Gayle Rubin b. 1949 American Cultural anthropologist. [62]
Scott Rudin 1958 - American Film producer. [63]
Jane Rule b. 1931 Canadian Author. [64]
Bayard Rustin 1912 - 1987 American Civil Rights Activist [65]
John Rykener 14th century British Transvestite prostitute. [66]

S

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Vita Sackville-West
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Marcel Schlutt, German model
Jenny Shimizu, American model
Singer Jimmy Somerville.
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Annie Sprinkle, performance artist and sex educator.
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Writer Gertrude Stein as painted by Pablo Picasso.
Politician Gerry Studds.
Basketball player Sheryl Swoopes.
Name Dates Nationality Profession Notes Reference
Alfian Sa'at b. 1977 Singaporean Author and poet. [67]
Vita Sackville-West 1892 - 1962 British Author and poet. [68]
Douglas Sadownick American Writer. [69]
Emily Saliers b. 1963 American Singer, The Indigo Girls. [70]
Ola Salo b. 1977 Swedish Singer, The Ark (band). [71]
Alex Sanchez b. 1957 Mexican Author. [72]
Usman Sani b. 1987 Nigerian Faced stoning for homosexual acts. [73]
Dick Sargent 1930-1994 American Actor (second "Darrin" on Bewitched). [74]
Dan Savage b. 1964 American Columnist. [75]
Savannah 1970-1994 American Porn actress [76]
Francesco Scavullo 1921 - 2004 American Fashion photographer. [77]
Jude Schell b. 1965 American Writer [78]
Allen R. Schindler, Jr. 1969 - 1992 American Radioman Third Class, United States Navy - murdered by shipmate because he was gay [79]
John Schlesinger 1926-2003 British Film director (Midnight Cowboy,Sunday Bloody Sunday). [80]
Marcel Schlutt b. 1977 German Photographer and porn actor [81]
Fred Schneider b. 1951 American Lead singer of The B-52's. [82]
Ariel Schrag b. 1979 American Cartoonist. [83]
Joel Schumacher b. 1939 American Director Bisexual
Ian Scott 1934-2006 Canadian Attorney General of Ontario [84]
David Sedaris b. 1956 American Essayist and radio personality. [85]
Hong Seok-cheon b. 1971 Korean Actor. [86]
Adam Shankman b. 1964 American Director. [87]
Fiona Shaw b. 1955 Irish Actress [88]
Matthew Shepard 1976-1998 American Hate crime victim, violently murdered in Wyoming, subject of Emmy winning films The Laramie Project and The Matthew Shepard Story. [89]
Linda Shear b. 1948 American Folk singer, activist. [90]
Antony Sher b. 1949 English Actor [91]
Martin Sherman b. 1939 American Playwright, director. [92]
Randy Shilts 1951-1994 American Journalist and AIDS activist, author of And the Band Played On, Conduct Unbecoming: Gays and Lesbians in the US Military, and The Mayor of Castro Street. [93]
Jenny Shimizu b. 1967 American Model. [94]
Ed Sikov b. 1957 American Writer. [95]
Lucas Silveira b. ? Canadian Singer for The Cliks [96]
Charles Silverstein American Writer and founding editor of The Journal of Homosexuality. [97]
Roy Simmons b. 1956 American Football player. [98]
Bryan Singer b. 1965 American Film director. [99]
Oliver Sipple 1941 - 1989 American Saved the life of Gerald Ford during an assassination attempt. [100]
Winnaretta Singer, Princess de Polignac 1865-1943 American Patron of the arts, heir to the Singer sewing machine fortune and wife of Prince Edmond de Polignac. [101]
Ione Skye b. 1971 British Actress Bisexual [102]
Nigel Slater English Food writer. [103]
William Sledd b. 1983 American Web personality [104]
Ali Smith b. 1962 Scottish Writer [105]
Chris Smith b. 1951 British First openly gay British Cabinet Minister. [106]
Coral Smith b. 1979 American Actress [107]
Iain Smith b. 1960 Scottish One of three openly gay members of the Scottish Parliament. [108]
Liz Smith b. 1923 American Gossip columnist. Bisexual [109]
George Smitherman b. 1963 Canadian Politician (Ontario cabinet minister). [110]
Jack Snow 1907-1956 American Writer of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. [111]
Valerie Solanas 1936-1988 American Radical feminist, author of the SCUM Manifesto. [112]
Michael Soldier b. 1967 American Porn actor [113]
Joe Solmonese 1965 - American LGBT activist. [63]
Jimmy Somerville b. 1961 Scottish Singer and songwriter, single and in groups. [114]
Stephen Sondheim b. 1930 American Musical theater composer and lyricist. [115]
Susan Sontag 1933-2004 American Essayist and novelist. [116]
Martin Sorrondeguy American Singer in the bands Los Crudos and Limp Wrist, filmmaker, record label owner. [117]
Allan H. Spear American State senator. [118]
Andrea Sperling American Film producer [119]
Stephen Spinella b. 1956 American Actor. [120][121]
Edward Spofford b. ? American Professor [122]
Annie Sprinkle b. 1954 American Porn star, writer, performance artist, sex educator Bisexual [123]
Matthew Stadler b. 1959 American Writer. [124]
David Starkey b. 1945 English Historian [125]
Gertrude Stein 1874-1946 American Expatriate author, partner of Alice B. Toklas. [126]
Ian Stephens d. 1996 Canadian Poet, journalist, and musician. [127]
James B. Stewart 1952 - American Lawyer and writer. [63]
Michael Stipe b. 1960 American Singer (R.E.M.), film producer. Bisexual [128]
Jim Stork b. 1966 American Politician. [129]
Elizabeth Stroud American Pastor. [130]
Gerry Studds 1937-2006 American Politician. [131]
Andrew Sullivan b. 1963 American British-born American conservative journalist. [132]
Ben Summerskill b. 1961 English LGBT activist [133]
Ember Swift b. ? Canadian Singer-songwriter and guitarist [134]
Sheryl Swoopes b. 1971 American WNBA basketball player. [135]

T

Actor George Takei.
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British Jazz singer Clare Teal.
Name Dates Nationality Profession Notes Reference
Blyth Tait b. 1961 New Zealand Olympic equestrian. [136]
George Takei b. 1937 American Actor (Star Trek). [137]
André Leon Talley ? - American Magazine editor. [63]
Daniel Tammet b. 1979 British/English Autistic savant, Consultant [138]
John Tartaglia b. 1978 American Singer/Actor (Avenue Q). [139]
Peter Tatchell b. 1952 Australian LGBT activist and politician. [140]
Robert V. Taylor b. 1959 South African Anglican priest [141]
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 1840-1893 Russian Composer [142]

[143]

Clare Teal b. 1973 British Jazz singer, Don't Talk. [144]
Neil Tennant b. 1954 English Musician [145]
William Thetford 1923-1988 American Psychologist, A Course in Miracles. [146]
Jean-Yves Thibaudet b. 1961 French Pianist. [147]
Michael Tilson Thomas b. 1944 Conductor, composer, and pianist. [148]
Scott Thompson b. 1959 Canadian Comedian, member of the comedy troupe Kids in the Hall. [149]
Virgil Thomson 1896 - 1989 American Composer [150]
Wolfgang Tillmans b. 1968 German Artist [151]
Andrew Tobias b. 1947 American Journalist, Author [152]
Sandi Toksvig b. 1958 Danish Radio presenter [153]
Andy Towle b. ? American Journalist and blogger. [154]
Stephen Trask b. ? American Musician and composer [155]
Philip Treacy b. 1967 Irish Milliner [156]
Tsai Ming-liang b. 1957 Chinese Film director [157]
Yannis Tsarouchis 1910 - 1989 Greek Artist [158]
Yi-Fu Tuan b. 1930 Chinese-American Geographer. [159]
Tommy Tune b. 1939 American Actor, dancer, singer, producer and choreographer. [160]
Alan Turing 1912-1954 England Mathematician, cryptographer, father of modern computer science, and creator of the Turing Machine [161]
Guinevere Turner b. 1968 American actress, writer and director [162]
Oras Tynkkynen b. 1977 Finnish First openly gay member of the Parliament of Finland [163]

See also

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