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This is a partial list of notable people who were or are gay men, lesbian or bisexual.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the general term "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.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2013 Global Attitudes Survey found that there is “greater acceptance in more secular and affluent countries,” with "publics in 39 countries [having] broad acceptance of homosexuality in North America, the European Union, and much of Latin America, but equally widespread rejection in predominantly Muslim nations and in Africa, as well as in parts of Asia and in Russia. Opinion about the acceptability of homosexuality is divided in Israel, Poland and Bolivia.”[4] As of 2013, Americans are divided – a majority (60 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 33 percent disagree.[4]

D

Pop singer Eva Dahlgren
Diver Tom Daley
Singer-songwriter and musician Lucio Dalla
Director and producer Lee Daniels
Sexologist Martin Dannecker
Politician Libby Davies
Comedian and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres
Politician Bertrand Delanoë
Author Samuel R. Delany
Interior designer Robert Denning
Author and filmmaker Virginie Despentes
Ballet impresario Sergei Diaghilev
Composer David Diamond
Skateboarder Margielyn Didal
Actress and singer Marlene Dietrich
Sociologist, civil rights and labor activist and musician Augustus Granville Dill
Ethnologist and writer Bajazid Doda
Writer Emma Donoghue
Writer Lord Alfred Douglas
Ice hockey player and public speaker Nancy Drolet
Fencer Imke Duplitzer
Painter and suffragette Maria Dulębianka
Actress Eleonora Duse
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Da Brat b. 1974 American Rapper L[7]
Maria Dąbrowska 1889–1965 Polish Writer, novelist, essayist, journalist, playwright B[8]
Søren Dahl b. 1993 Danish Swimmer G[9]
Torstein Dahle b. 1947 Norwegian Politician, economist G[10]
Eva Dahlgren b. 1960 Swedish Pop musician L[11]
Lisa Dahlkvist b. 1986 Swedish Footballer L[12]
Jeffrey Dahmer 1960–1994 American Serial killer G[13]
Dai Burger b. ? American Rapper L[14]
Benjamin Daimary b. 2000 Indian Actor G[15]
Stephen Daldry b. 1961 English Film director G[16]
Grover Dale b. 1935 American Actor, dancer, choreographer B[17]
Iain Dale b. 1962 English Broadcaster, political blogger, publisher; first openly gay Conservative candidate to contest a Parliamentary election G[18]
James Dale b. 1971 American Boy Scouts leader expelled for being gay G[19]
Tom Daley b. 1994 English Diver B[20]
Lucio Dalla 1943–2012 Italian Singer-songwriter, musician, actor G[21]
Matt Dallas b. 1982 American Actor G[22]
Joe Dallesandro b. 1948 American Actor B[23]
Sam D'Allesandro 1956–1988 American Writer G[24]
Ritu Dalmia b. 1973 Indian Chef, restaurateur L[25]
Blyth Daly 1901–1965 American Actor L[26]
James Daly 1918–1978 American Actor G[27]
Mary Daly 1928–2010 American Feminist philosopher, theologian L[28]
Rachel Daly b. 1991 English Footballer L[29]
Lasizwe Dambuza b. 1998 South African TV and social media personality G[30]
Anne Seymour Damer 1748–1828 English Sculptor B[31]
Giuliano Dami 1683–1750 Italian Favourite and valet of Gian Gastone de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany G[32]
Antonio D'Amico b. 1959 Italian Model, fashion designer G[33]
Danchyk b. 1958 Belarusian Singer, journalist G[34]
Seb Dance b. 1981 English Politician G[35]
Emily M. Danforth b. 1980 American Author L[36]
Elijah Daniel b. 1994 American Comedian, YouTuber, rapper, author G[37]
Herbert Daniel 1946–1992 Brazilian Writer G[38]
Alain Daniélou 1907–1994 French Academic, Hindu convert G[39]
Ben Daniels b. 1964 English Actor G[40]
David Daniels b. 1966 American Singer G[41]
Jake Daniels b. 2005 English Footballer G[42]
Jimmie Daniels 1908–1984 American Cabaret performer, actor, model, nightclub owner G[43]
Kevin Daniels b. 1976 American Actor G[44][45]
Lee Daniels b. 1959 American Film producer, director G[46]
Sarah Daniels b. 1957 English Playwright L[47]
Stormy Daniels b. 1979 American Pornographic actor, stripper, director B[48]
Eleni Daniilidou b. 1982 Greek Tennis player L[49]
Jonathan Danilowitz b. 1945 Israeli Airline manager, civil rights case litigant G[50]
Jason Danino-Holt b. 1987 Israeli TV personality G[51]
Martin Dannecker b. 1942 German Sexologist, writer G[52]
Brian Dannelly b. ?[5] American Film director G[53]
Ran Danker b. 1984 Israeli Actor, singer, model G[54]
Paul Danquah 1925–2015 British Actor, barrister, and bank consultant G[55]
Rudi van Dantzig 1933–2012 Dutch Choreographer, ballet company director, writer G[56]
Darcelle XV 1930–2023 American Drag queen, entertainer, cabaret owner and operator G[57]
Jessica Darrow b. 1995 American Actor, singer L[58]
John Darrow 1907-1980 American Actor, film agent G[59]
Bella Darvi 1928–1971 Polish Actor B[60]
Serafina Dávalos 1883–1957 Paraguayan 1st female lawyer in Paraguay L[61]
Madison Davenport b. ?[5] American Actress B[62]
Alphonso David b. 1970 American President of Human Rights Campaign, attorney, activist G[63]
Charlie David b. 1980 Canadian Actor G[64]
Sharice Davids b. 1980 American Attorney, mixed martial artist, politician L[65]
James Davidson b. ?[5] British Historian G[66]
Jaye Davidson b. 1968 American-British Actor, model G[67]
Ruth Davidson b. 1978 Scottish Politician L[68]
Tierna Davidson b. 1998 American Soccer player L[69]
Dave Davies b. 1947 English Rock musician (The Kinks) B[70]
Libby Davies b. 1953 Canadian Member of Parliament L[71]
Peter Maxwell Davies 1934–2016 English Contemporary classical composer and conductor G[72]
Ron Davies b. 1946 Welsh Politician B[73]
Russell T Davies b. 1963 Welsh TV producer, writer G[74]
Steven Davies b. 1986 English Cricketer G[75]
Terence Davies 1945–2023 English Filmmaker G[76][77]
Aldo Dávila b. 1977 Guatemalan Politician G[78]
Angela Davis b. 1944 American Activist L[79]
Brad Davis 1949–1991 American Actor B[80]
Clive Davis b. 1932 American Record company executive B[81]
Evan Davis b. 1962 English Journalist, economist G[82]
Frederick W. Davis 1880–1961 American-Mexican Art dealer G[83]
Liam Davis b. 1990 English Footballer G[84]
Levi Davis b. 1998 English Rugby union player (1st current player to come out as bisexual) B[85]
Madeline Davis 1940–2021 American Activist L[86]
Tanya Davis b. ?[5] Canadian musician, poet B[87]
Vaginal Davis b. 1969 American Artist L[88]
Wade Davis b. 1977 American Writer, football player G[89][90][91]
Dehenna Davison b. 1993 English Politician, broadcaster B[92]
Ninetto Davoli b. 1948 Italian Actor B[93]
Amber Dawn b. ?[5] Canadian Writer L[94]
Curt Dawson c. 1942–1985 American Actor G[95]
Shane Dawson b. 1988 American Internet personality B[96]
Dennis Day 1942–2018 American Actor, singer, theatre director G[97]
F. Holland Day 1864–1933 American Photographer, publisher G[98]
Spencer Day b. 1978 American Musician G[99]
Daya b. 1998 American Singer B[100]
Richard Deacon 1921–1984 American Actor G[101]
Deadlee b. ?[5] American Rapper G[102]
Larry Dean b. 1989 Scottish Comedian G[103]
Terrence Dean 1968-2022 American Writer, author, former MTV executive, and speaker G[104]
Victoria De Angelis b. 2000 Italian Rock musician (Måneskin) B[105]
Dick DeBartolo b. 1945 American Comic writer, satirist G[106]
Dean DeBlois b. 1970 Canadian Film director, animator G[107]
Gabriela DeBues-Stafford b. 1995 Canadian Middle-distance runner B[108]
Piet De Bruyn b. 1968 Belgian Politician G[109]
Frank DeCaro b. 1962 American Writer, performer G[110]
John Paul De Cecco 1925–2017 American Academic writer, professor G[111]
Jeanine Deckers, a.k.a. "The Singing Nun" 1933–1985 Belgian Musician, clergy L[112]
Daniel Defert b. 1937 French AIDS activist, partner of Michel Foucault G[113]
Ellen DeGeneres b. 1958 American Comedian, actor, talk show host L[114]
Jerry DeGrieck b. ? American Public health manager and policy advisor G[115]
Jacek Dehnel b. 1980 Polish Writer, translator G[116]
Andreas Deja b. 1957 German Animator G[117]
Thomas Dekker b. 1987 American Actor G[118]
Jonathan Del Arco b. 1966 American Actor G[119]
Dennis Del Valle b. 1989 Puerto Rican Volleyball player G[120]
Adore Delano b. 1989 American Drag queen, entertainer G[121]
Bertrand Delanoë b. 1950 French Politician G[122]
Samuel R. Delany b. 1942 American Author G[123]
Lea DeLaria b. 1958 American Comedian, actor, jazz musician L[124]
Stormé DeLarverie 1920–2014 American Civil rights activist, entertainer L[125]
Stuart F. Delery b. 1968 American Attorney; White House Counsel G[126]
Cara Delevingne b. 1992 English Model, actor B[127][128]
Alicia Delgado 1959–2009 Peruvian Folk singer L[129]
Juliana Delgado Lopera b. 1988 American Writer and performer L[130]
Gabi Delgado-López 1958–2020 Spanish-German Musician (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft) B[131][132]
Casey Dellacqua b. 1985 Australian Tennis player L[133]
Elena Delle Donne b. 1989 American Basketball player L[134]
Paul Delph 1957–1996 American Singer, songwriter, producer, engineer, studio musician G[135]
Christine Delphy b. 1941 French Sociologist L[136]
Bianca Del Rio b. 1975 American Drag queen, entertainer G[137]
David Del Tredici b. 1937 American Contemporary classical composer G[138]
Dennis Del Valle b. 1989 Puerto Rican Volleyball player G[139]
Carl DeMaio b. 1974 American Politician; 1st openly gay member of the San Diego City Council G[140]
Valerie Demey b. 1994 Belgian Racing cyclist L[141]
John D'Emilio b. 1948 American Historian G[142]
Barbara Deming 1917–1984 American Activist L[143]
Demna b. 1981 Georgian Fashion designer G[144]
Rosemary Dempsey b. ? American Lawyer, activist L[145]
Shawna Dempsey b. ? Canadian Performance artist and writer L[146]
Leeann Dempster b. ? Scottish CEO of Hibernian F.C. L[147]
Charles Demuth 1883–1935 American Painter G[148]
Robert De Niro, Sr. 1922–1993 American Painter B[149]
Benoit Denizet-Lewis b. ?[5] American Journalist G[150]
Barry Dennen b. 1938 American Actor, writer G[151]
Robert Denning 1927–2005 American Interior designer G[152]
Nicole Dennis-Benn b. ?[5] Jamaican Novelist L[153]
Nick De Noia 1941–1987 American Director, screenwriter, choreographer G[154]
David Denson b. 1995 American 1st openly gay active player affiliated with an MLB organization G[155]
Denice Denton 1959–2006 American Academic L[156]
Nick Denton b. 1967 English Journalist, blogger G[157]
Lily-Rose Depp b. 1999 French-American Actress, model B[158]
Sonali Deraniyagala b. 1964 Sri Lankan Economist, memoirist L[159]
Dena DeRose b. 1966 American Jazz musician L[160]
Timo Descamps b. 1986 Belgian Actor, singer G[161]
André De Shields b. 1946 American Entertainer G[162]
Felipa de Souza 1556–1600 Brazilian Lesbian during the Brazilian colonial era L[163]
Virginie Despentes b. 1969 French Author, filmmaker L[164]
Clémence DesRochers b. 1933 Canadian Actor, humorist, singer, author L[165]
Gauthier Destaney b. 1979 Luxembourgish Architect and husband of Prime Minister of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel G[166]
Conrad Detrez 1937–1985 Belgian Writer G[167]
Sonya Deville b. 1993 American Professional wrestler, mixed martial artist L[168]
Abrahm DeVine b. 1996 American Swimmer G[169]
Tony De Vit 1957–1998 English Disk jockey G[170]
Devours b. ?[5] Canadian Electronic musician G[171]
Abby DeWald b. ?[5] American Musician (The Ditty Bops) L[172]
Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla b. ?[5] American Writer G[173]
Lukas Dhont b. 1991 Belgian Film director, screenwriter G[174]
Sergei Diaghilev 1872–1929 Russian Art critic, ballet patron, founder of Ballets Russes G[175]
Lucy Diakovska b. 1976 Bulgarian-German Pop singer (No Angels), actor L[176]
David Diamond 1915–2005 American Composer G[177]
Guillermo Díaz b. 1975 American Actor G[178]
Ogie Diaz b. 1970 Filipino Actor, comedian B[179]
Scott Dibble b. 1965 American Politician G[180]
Tofik Dibi b. 1980 Dutch Politician G[181]
Andy Dick b. 1965 American Actor, comedian B[182]
Chris Dickerson 1939–2021 American Bodybuilder (1st Black AAU Mr. America; 1st openly gay winner of the IFBB Mr. Olympia contest) G[183]
Suran Dickson b. 1977 New Zealand LGBT activist L[184]
Margielyn Didal b. 1999 Filipino Skateboarder L[185]
Babe Didrikson Zaharias 1911–1956 American Track and field athlete, golfer, basketball player, Olympic medalist B[186]
Marlene Dietrich 1901–1992 German Actor B[187]
Vincent Dieutre b. 1960 French Film director G[188]
Ani DiFranco b. 1970 American Rock musician B[189]
Kristian Digby 1977–2010 English TV presenter, director G[190]
Sanne van Dijke b. 1995 Dutch Judoka L[191]
Augustus Granville Dill 1882–1956 American Sociologist, labor and civil rights activist, musician G[192]
Ricky Dillon b. 1992 American YouTube personality, singer-songwriter G[193]
Nyle DiMarco b. 1989 American Model, actor, deaf activist B[194]
Diane DiMassa b. 1959 American Cartoonist L[195]
Alex Dimitrov b. 1984 Bulgarian-American Poet G[196]
Emil Dimitrov 1940–2005 Bulgarian Pop singer G[197]
Halil İbrahim Dinçdağ b. 1976 Turkish Football referee, athlete G[198]
Carolyn Dinshaw b. ? American Academic, author L[199]
Christian Dior 1905–1957 French Fashion designer G[200]
Juan Pablo Di Pace b. 1979 Argentine Actor, singer, and director G[201]
Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel b. 1987 Dutch Field hockey player L[202]
Dirk Dirksen 1937–2006 American Music promoter G[203]
Elio Di Rupo b. 1951 Belgian Politician, Minister-President of Wallonia G[204]
J. D. Disalvatore 1966–2017 American Film director, producer L[205]
Thomas M. Disch 1940–2008 American Writer G[206]
Beth Ditto b. 1981 American Rock musician (Gossip) L[207]
Boris Dittrich b. 1955 Dutch Politician, LGBT rights activist G[208]
Dorothy Dittrich b. ? Canadian Playwright, composer L[209]
Sushant Divgikar b. ? Indian Model, actor, singer G[210]
Divine 1945–1988 American Actor, drag performer G[211]
Massimo Dobrovic b. 1984 Croatian-Italian Actor G[212]
Alix Dobkin 1940–2021 American Folk singer-songwriter, memoirist, lesbian feminist activist L[213]
Jess Dobkin b. 1970 Canadian Performance artist L[214]
Farzana Doctor b. ? Canadian Writer L[215]
Bajazid Doda 1888–1933 Albanian Ethnographic writer, photographer G[216]
Nik Dodani b. 1994 American Actor, comedian, activist G[217]
Betty Dodson 1929–2020 American Sex educator B[218]
Owen Dodson 1914–1983 American Poet, novelist, playwright G[219]
Doechii b. 1998 American Rapper, singer B[220]
Johanna Dohnal 1939–2010 Austrian Politician L[221]
Doja Cat b. 1995 American Singer, rapper B[222]
Terry Dolan 1950–1986 American Republican Party operative G[223]
Xavier Dolan b. 1989 Canadian Film director, actor, screenwriter G[224]
Domenico Dolce b. 1958 Italian Fashion designer, Dolce & Gabbana G[225]
Rachel Dolezal b. 1977 American Author, activist, artist, NAACP chapter president, a woman of European ancestry that identifies as black B[226][227]
Jonathan Dollimore b. 1948 English Sociologist, social theorist G[228]
Stefanie Dolson b. 1992 American Basketball player L[229]
Colman Domingo b. 1969 American Actor G[230]
Ann Donahue b. ?[5] American TV writer L[231]
Herb Donaldson 1927–2008 American Lawyer, judge G[232]
Ian Donaldson b. ?[5] English Musician (Bronski Beat) G[233]
Stephen Donaldson 1946–1996 American Activist G[234]
Arthur Dong b. ?[5] American Filmmaker G[235]
Dong Xian c. 23–1 BC Chinese (Han Dynasty) Courtier B[236]
Jorge Donn 1947–1992 Argentine Ballet dancer G[237]
Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres b. 1954 French Politician G[238]
Finbarr Donnelly 1962–1989 Irish Singer-songwriter (Five Go Down to the Sea?) G[239][240]
Emma Donoghue b. 1969 Irish-Canadian Writer L[241]
Amanda Donohoe b. 1962 English Actor B[242]
José Donoso 1924–1996 Chilean Writer G[243]
Alexander Donskoy b. ?[5] Russian Politician G[244]
Hunter Doohan b. 1994 American Actor G[245]
Savannah Dooley b. 1985 American Screenwriter L[246]
Thomas Anthony Dooley III 1927–1961 American Physician, humanitarian, CIA intelligence operative G[247]
Gia Doonan b. 1994 American Rower L[248]
Simon Doonan b. 1952 English Creative Ambassador-at-Large of the New York City-based clothing store Barneys G[249]
Mary Dorcey b. 1950 Irish Author, poet, novelist, LGBT and women's rights activist L[250]
Tommy Dorfman b. 1992 American Actor G[251]
Heinz Dörmer 1912–2001 German Youth leader, imprisoned by Nazis G[252]
Karey Dornetto b. ?[5] American Screenwriter L[253]
Issan Dorsey 1933–1990 American Soto Zen Buddhist G[254]
Alfonso Dosal b. 1985 Mexican Actor B[255]
Dotan b. 1986 Dutch-Israeli Singer G[256]
Jason Dottley b. 1980 American Actor, pop singer G[257]
Mark Doty b. 1953 American Poet G[258]
Cecilia Dougherty b. ?[5] American Artist L[259]
Lord Alfred Douglas 1870–1945 English Poet, lover of Oscar Wilde B[260]
Kyan Douglas b. 1970 American TV personality, stylist G[261]
Michelle Douglas b. 1963 Canadian Former soldier, LGBT rights activist L[262]
Orville Lloyd Douglas b. 1976 Canadian Writer G[263]
Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu, 3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu 1927–2015 English Politician B[264]
Gregory Douglass b. 1980 American Musician G[265]
Robert Dover b. 1956 American Equestrian G[266]
Anthony Dowell b. 1943 English Ballet dancer, artistic director G[267]
Brian Dowling b. 1978 Irish TV presenter G[268]
Anton Down-Jenkins b. 1999 New Zealand Diver G[269]
Deidre Downs b. 1980 American Physician; 1st former Miss America national titleholder to enter a same-sex marriage L[270]
Glennon Doyle b. 1976 American Author L[271]
Lauren Doyle b. 1991 American Rugby sevens player L[272]
Matt Doyle b. 1987 American Actor, singer-songwriter G[273]
Mike Doyle b. 1972 American Actor, screenwriter, director, producer G[274]
Emily Drabinski b. 1975 American Librarian, educator L[275]
Marigona Dragusha b. 1990 Kosovan 1st openly lesbian Miss Kosovo L[276]
David Drake b. 1963 American Actor G[277]
Karla Drenner b. 1961 American Politician, academic L[278]
Donna Dresch b. ? American Rock musician (Team Dresch) L[279]
Jack Drescher b. 1951 American Psychiatrist, psychoanalyst G[280]
James Dreyfus b. 1968 English Actor G[281]
Tom Driberg, Baron Bradwell 1905–1976 English Politician, journalist G[282]
Ryan Driller b. 1982 American Pornographic actor G[283]
Drew Droege b. ? American Actor G[284]
Gert-Jan Dröge 1943–2007 Dutch TV presenter, producer, actor, journalist, writer G[285]
Nancy Drolet b. 1973 Canadian Ice hockey player L[286]
Ed Droste b. 1978 American Musician (Grizzly Bear) G[287]
Drubskin b. 1973 American Artist G[288]
Malka Drucker b. 1945 American Rabbi, writer L[289]
Helene von Druskowitz 1856–1918 Austrian Philosopher, writer, music critic L[290]
Thomas Duane b. 1955 American Politician G[291]
Carol Duarte b. 1991 Brazilian Actor L[292]
Martin Duberman b. 1932 American Historian G[293]
René-Daniel Dubois b. 1955 Canadian Writer G[294]
Sandi Simcha DuBowski b. 1970 American Filmmaker G[295]
Carol Ann Duffy b. 1955 Scottish Poet L[296]
Maureen Duffy b. 1933 English Writer L[297]
Stella Duffy b. 1963 English Novelist, playwright L[298]
Bevan Dufty b. 1955 American Politician G[299]
Kezia Dugdale b. 1981 Scottish Politician L[300]
Greg Duhaime 1953–1992 Canadian Distance runner G[49]
André van Duin b. 1947 Dutch Actor, pop musician, writer G[301]
Maria Dulębianka 1861–1919 Polish Writer, suffragist L[302]
Bonnie Dumanis b. 1951 American District Attorney L[303]
Céline Dumerc b. 1982 French Basketball player L[304]
Lucian Dunăreanu b. 1987 Romanian LGBT rights activist, magazine editor G[305]
Karen Dunbar b. 1971 Scottish Comedian, actor L[306]
Alice Dunbar-Nelson 1875–1935 American Poet, journalist, political activist B[307]
Alan Duncan b. 1957 English Member of Parliament G[308]
Eric Duncan b. 1977 Canadian Member of Parliament G[309]
Isadora Duncan 1887–1927 American Dancer B[310]
Katie Duncan b. 1988 New Zealand Footballer L[311]
Priscilla Duncan b. 1983 New Zealand Footballer L[312]
Robert Duncan 1919–1988 American Poet G[313]
Zélia Duncan b. 1964 Brazilian Singer-songwriter L[314]
Abby Dunkin b. 1995 American Wheelchair basketball player L[315]
Simon Dunn 1987–2023 Australian Bobsledder G[316][317]
Jack Dunne b. 1998 Irish Rugby player B[318]
Kristyn Dunnion b. 1969 Canadian Writer, performance artist L[319]
Don Dunstan 1926–1999 Australian Politician G[320]
Cheryl Dunye b. 1966 American Film director L[321]
Larry Duplechan b. 1956 American Writer G[322]
Imke Duplitzer b. 1975 German Fencer L[323]
Candice Dupree b. 1984 American Basketball player L[324]
Andrés Duque b. ?[5] Colombian-American Activist, journalist, blogger G[325]
Alonso Duralde b. 1967 American Film critic G[326]
John Duran b. ?[5] American Mayor of West Hollywood G[327]
Blanca Inés Durán Hernández b. 1971 Colombian Industrial engineer, former mayor of Chapinero L[328]
Jenny Durkan b. 1958 American Lawyer, mayor L[329]
Eleonora Duse 1859–1924 Italian Actor B[330]
Guillaume Dustan 1965–2005 French Writer G[331]
Rayan Dutra b. 2002 Brazilian Trampoline gymnast B[332]
Clea DuVall b. 1977 American Actor, film director L[333]
Andrea Dworkin 1946–2005 American Feminist, LGBT rights activist L[334]
Deborah Dyer b. 1967 English Rock musician (Skunk Anansie) B[335]
Elana Dykewomon 1949–2022 American Activist, writer L[336][337]


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E

Painter Thomas Eakins
Artist and writer Jorge Eduardo Eielson
Pediatrician and public health specialist Martha Eliot
Writer Bret Easton Ellis
Essayist, lecturer, and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson
Filmmaker Esther Eng
Writer Óscar Esquivias
Singer Melissa Etheridge
Footballer Lisa Evans
Actor Luke Evans
Actor Asier Etxeandia
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Angela Eagle b. 1961 English Member of Parliament L[338]
Thomas Eakins 1844–1916 American Painter B[339]
Joan Eardley 1921–1963 Scottish Artist L[340]
John Early b. 1988 American Actor, comedian G[341]
Abbie Eaton b. 1992 English Racing driver L[342]
Fred Ebb 1928–2004 American Musical theatre lyricist G[343]
Adam Ebbin b. 1963 American First openly gay Virginia delegate G[344]
Michael Ebeid b. ?[5] Egyptian-Australia Businessman G[345]
Michael Ebling b. 1967 German Politician G[346]
Diana L. Eck b. 1945 American Harvard Comparative Religion and Indian Studies professor L[347]
Ernestine Eckstein 1941–1992 American LGBT and civil rights activist L[348]
FannyAnn Eddy 1974–2004 Sierra Leonean LGBT rights activist, murder victim L[349]
Lee Edelman b. 1953 American Literary critic, academic G[350]
Nicholas Eden 1930–1985 English 2nd Earl of Avon, British Army officer, politician G[351]
Arjan Ederveen b. 1956 Dutch Actor, comedian, TV producer G[352]
Laurie Toby Edison b. 1942 American Photographer B[353]
Louis Edmonds 1923–2001 American Actor G[354]
Guy Édoin b. ? Canadian Film director, screenwriter G[355]
Chike Frankie Edozien b. ?[5] Nigerian-American Writer, journalist G[356]
Hilton Edwards 1903–1982 English-Irish Actor, theater founder, producer G[357]
Kyra Edwards b. 1997 English Rower L[358]
Georges Eekhoud 1854–1927 Belgian Writer G[359]
Effy b. 1990 American Professional wrestler G[360]
Jim Egan 1921–2000 Canadian Activist, writer G[361]
Susan Eggman b. 1961 American Politician L[362]
Danielle Egnew b. 1969 American Musician, actor, clairvoyant L[357]
Paola Egonu b. 1998 Italian Volleyball player L[363]
Youri Egorov 1954–1988 Russian Classical pianist G[364]
Michelle Ehlen b. 1978 American Actor L[365]
Jesse Ehrenfeld b. 1978 American Physician, President of the American Medical Association G[366]
Billy Eichner b. 1978 American Comedian, actor, writer G[367]
Jorge Eduardo Eielson 1924–2006 Peruvian Artist, writer G[368][369]
Hannah Einbinder b. 1995 American Comedian, actor B[370]
Nicole Eisenman b. 1965 American Artist, professor L[371]
Sergei Eisenstein 1898–1948 Soviet Film director G[372]
Sujitra Ekmongkolpaisarn b. 1977 Thai Badminton player L[373]
Uffe Elbæk b. 1954 Danish Politician, businessman, entrepreneur G[374]
Alber Elbaz 1961–2021 Moroccan-Israeli Fashion designer G[375]
Norman Elder 1939–2003 Canadian Explorer, writer, artist, Olympic equestrian G[376]
Sean Eldridge b. 1986 American Investor, politician, activist G[377]
Andri Eleftheriou b. 1984 Cypriot Sports shooter L[272]
Beatrice Eli b. 1987 Swedish Musician L[378]
Rick Elice b. 1956 American Writer, stage actor G[379]
Martha May Eliot 1891–1978 American Pediatrician, public health L[380]
Carlos Elizondo b. ?[5] American White House social secretary G[381]
Shlomi Elkabetz b. 1972 Israeli Actor, writer, director G[382]
Cássia Eller 1962–2001 Brazilian Rock musician L[383]
Adam Elliot b. 1972 Australian Animator, filmmaker G[384]
Mark Elliot b. 1953 Canadian Radio host, addictions counsellor G[385]
Denholm Elliott 1922–1992 English Actor B[386]
Drew Elliott b. 1981 American Global Creative Director of MAC Cosmetics G[387]
Peter Elliott b. 1954 Canadian Anglican priest G[388]
Stephan Elliott b. 1964 Australian Film director, screenwriter G[389]
Aunjanue Ellis b. 1969 American Actor, producer B[390]
Bret Easton Ellis b. 1964 American Writer G[391]
Dusty Ellis 1953–2012 American Nuclear whistleblower, activist L[392]
Edith Ellis 1861–1916 English Writer B[393]
Jason Ellis b. 1971 Australian Radio host, skateboarder, mixed martial arts fighter, truck racer, boxer B[394]
Jill Ellis b. 1966 English-American Soccer coach L[395]
Rashida Ellis b. 1995 American Boxer L[396]
Ruth Ellis 1899–2000 American LGBT rights activist, only known African-American centenarian lesbian L[397]
Sarah Ellis b. 1952 Canadian Children's author L[398]
Sarah Kate Ellis b. 1971 American Media executive, journalist, author, CEO of GLAAD L[399]
Megan Ellison b. 1986 American Film producer L[400]
Angela Ellsworth b. ?[5] American Artist L[401]
Carmen Elmakiyes b. 1979 Israeli Political activist, filmmaker L[402]
Mable Elmore b. ? Canadian Politician L[403]
J. McRee Elrod 1932–2016 American Librarian, cataloger, minister G[404]
Robert Elsie 1950–2017 Canadian Linguist G[405]
Julian Eltinge 1881–1941 American Actor, drag performer G[406]
Eric Emerson 1945–1975 American Musician B[407]
Max Emerson b. 1988 American Actor, model, author, filmmaker G[408]
Ralph Waldo Emerson 1803–1882 American Writer, essayist, poet B[409]
Daniel Emilfork 1924–2006 Chilean-French Actor G[410]
Roland Emmerich b. 1955 German Filmmaker G[411]
Magnus Enckell 1870–1925 Finnish Painter G[412]
Esther Eng 1914–1970 American Filmmaker L[413]
Cyrus Engerer b. ?[5] Maltese Politician G[414]
Selli Engler 1899–1982 German Author, lesbian activist L[415]
Edward Enninful b. 1972 Ghanaian-British Fashion stylist, magazine editor (editor-in-chief of the British Vogue) G[416]
Nick Enright 1950–2003 Australian Playwright G[417]
Frederick Gotthold Enslin b. ?[5] American Continental Army officer convicted of sodomy in 1778 G[418]
Paul-Émile d'Entremont b. ? Canadian Documentary filmmaker G[419]
Anton Enus b. ? South African-Australian TV presenter G[420]
Epaminondas 418–362 BCE Theban General, statesman G[421]
Brian Epstein 1934–1967 English Manager of The Beatles G[422]
Rob Epstein b. 1955 American Director, producer, writer, editor. G[423]
Steven Epstein b. ?[5] American Professor, sociologist G[424]
Lyudmila Erarskaya 1891–964 Russian Actor L[425]
Didier Eribon b. 1953 French Philosopher, intellectual G[426]
Magdalena Eriksson b. 1993 Swedish Footballer L[427]
Cynthia Erivo b. 1987 British Actress, singer, songwriter B[428]
Erté 1892–1990 Russian–French Artist, designer G[429][430]
Guy Erwin b. 1958 American Lutheran bishop G[431]
Jeffrey Escoffier 1942–2022 American Writer G[432]
Gloria Escomel b. 1941 Uruguayan-Canadian Writer L[433]
Jill Esmond 1908–1990 English Actor L[434]
Eduardo España b. 1971 Mexican Actor, comedian G[435]
Raúl Esparza b. 1970 American Actor B[436]
Juan Pablo Espinosa b. 1980 Colombian Actor G[437]
Cameron Esposito b. 1981 American Comedian, actor L[438]
Esquerita 1935–1986 American R&B singer-songwriter, pianist G[439]
Óscar Esquivias b. 1972 Spanish Writer G[440]
Jörg van Essen b. 1947 German Politician G[441]
Emily Estefan b. 1994 American Singer L[442]
Esteman b. 1984 Colombian Pop singer G[443]
Luis Estevez c. 1930–2014 Cuban-American Fashion designer and costume designer B[444]
Abelardo Estorino 1925–2013 Cuban Dramatist, theater director, theater critic G[445]
Jade Esteban Estrada b. 1975 American Pop musician, comedian, choreographer G[446]
Melissa Etheridge b. 1961 American Rock musician L[447]
Terence Etherton b. 1951 English Judge G[448]
Asier Etxeandia b. 1975 Spanish Actor G[449]
Sijara Eubanks b. 1985 American Mixed martial artist L[450]
Wesley Eure b. 1951 American Actor G[451]
Damon Evans b. 1949 American Actor G[452]
Daniel Evans b. 1973 Welsh Actor G[453]
Lisa Evans b. 1992 Scottish Footballer L[454]
Luke Evans b. 1979 Welsh Actor G[455]
Monique Evans b. 1956 Brazilian Model, actor, TV personality L[456]
Non Evans b. 1974 Welsh Rugby player, judoka, weightlifter, freestyle wrestler L[457]
Owain Wyn Evans b. 1984 Welsh Journalist, TV presenter G[458]
Scott Evans b. 1983 American Actor G[459]
Uzi Even b. 1940 Israeli Chemistry professor, politician, first openly gay member of Knesset G[460]
Kenny Everett 1944–1995 English DJ, comedian G[461]
Ray Everett b. 1969 American Lawyer, businessman G[462]
Rupert Everett b. 1959 English Actor G[463]
Matt Evers b. 1976 American Figure skater G[464]
Edgar de Evia 1910–2003 Mexican-American Photographer G[465]
Hanns Heinz Ewers 1871–1943 German Writer G[466]
Mark Ewert b. 1972 American Writer, actor G[467]
Blake McIver Ewing b. 1985 American Actor G[468]
Reid Ewing b. 1988 American Actor, musician G[469]
Joe Exotic b. 1963 American Incarcerated criminal and former zoo operator G[470]
Tom Eyen 1940–1991 American Playwright, lyricist, TV writer, theatre director G[471]
William Eythe 1918–1957 American Actor G[472]
Alicya Eyo b. 1975 English Actor L[473]
Moses Jacob Ezekiel 1844–1917 American Sculptor G[474]
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