List of vegans

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A vegan contingent at the Melbourne Walk against Warming, December 2009

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Bryan Adams, a Canadian singer- songwriter.
Petra Němcová, a Czech model.
Leonardo da Vinci, an Italian polymath most renowned as an artist.
Sten Oomen, a Dutch author.
Gulu Lalvani, Pakistani founder and chairman of Binatone.
Robert A de J Hart, pioneer of forest gardening in the United Kingdom
Heather Anne Mills, an English charity campaigner and former model, and the former wife of musician Paul McCartney
Steven Patrick Morrissey, known primarily as Morrissey, an English singer-songwriter.
Amos Bronson Alcott, an American teacher and transcendentalist
Emilie Autumn, an American musician.
Erykah Badu, an American singer-songwriter.
Robert Cheeke, an American bodybuilder.
Bryan Danielson, an American wrestler.
Ellen DeGeneres, an American actress.
Brian Greene, an American theoretical physicist.
Woody Harrelson, an American actor.
Davey Havok, an American singer
Carl Lewis, an American Olympic athlete.
Alicia Silverstone, an American actress.
Stephen Wynn, an American business magnate.
Thích Nhất Hạnh, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, teacher, author, poet and peace activist.

This is a list of notable people who are reported to have adhered to a vegan diet at some point during their lifetime, listed by nationality. The cases where a person's vegan status is disputed or they no longer adhere to a vegan diet are listed separately.

  Film, stage, TV & radio people
  Musicians, singers and composers
  Politicians, statespersons, activists and business people
  Sports personalities
  Writers, artists, poets and philosophers
  Scientists, engineers and healthcare professionals
  Religious leaders, theologians and spiritualists
  Models, designers and photographers
  Other

[edit] Australia

  Andrew Günsberg (radio and television personality)[1][2][3]
  Marieke Hardy (writer, TV and radio personality)[4]
  Daniel Johns (musician)[5][6]
  Lindsay McDougall (musician, radio personality)[7]
  Portia de Rossi (actress)[8]
  Lynda Stoner (actress)[9]

[edit] Belgium

  C-drik Fermont (electronic and noise musician and composer, member of Axiome among other projects).[10]
  Hubertus Regout (actor)[11]

[edit] Brazil

  Elissa Sursara (actress, animal rights activist)[12]

[edit] Canada

  Bryan Adams (singer, songwriter)[13][14][15]
  Brendan Brazier (Triathlete)[16]
  Andrew Hunt (Professor of History at the University of Waterloo)[17][unreliable source?]
  Sarah Kramer (award-winning writer and cookbook author)[18]
  k.d. Lang (singer, songwriter)[19]
  Georges Laraque (Professional Ice Hockey Player)[20][21][22]
  Avril Lavigne (singer, songwriter)[23]
  Alanis Morissette (singer, songwriter)[24][25][26]
  Carrie-Anne Moss (actress)[27]
  Daniel Negreanu (professional poker player)[20]
  Propagandhi (musicians)[28]
  Sandra Oh (actress)[29]
  Ember Swift (Canadian singer, songwriter)[30]
  Shane Told (From Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein)[31]
  Alissa White-Gluz (Lead vocalist of Canadian metalcore band The Agonist)[32]
  Mark Browning (singer, songwriter from Canadian band Ox)[33]

[edit] Czech Republic

  Petra Němcová (supermodel)[34]

[edit] Germany

  Heaven Shall Burn (heavy metal band)[35]

[edit] India

  Anu Garg (author, speaker, engineer)[36]
  Bif Naked (punk rock singer)[37]

[edit] Ireland

  Sinéad O'Connor (singer, songwriter)[38]

[edit] Italy

  Leonardo da Vinci (artist, scientist)[39]

[edit] Jamaica

  Capleton (reggae musician)[40]
  Mutabaruka (Jamaican dub poet)[41]

[edit] Japan

  Joi Ito (entrepreneur)[20][42]
  Merzbow (Noise musician)[43]

[edit] Mexico

  Cedric Bixler-Zavala (singer for The Mars Volta)[44][45]

[edit] Netherlands

  Wesley Dorrius (dee jay)[46][47]
  Volkert van der Graaf (assassin)[48]
  Sten Oomen (author)[49]
  Titus Rivas (researcher, author and lecturer)[50]

[edit] Norway

  Ildjarn (One-man-band, raw black metal musician)[51]

[edit] Pakistan

  Gulu Lalvani (entrepreneur)[20]

[edit] Slovenia

  Janez Drnovšek (former president of Slovenia)[52][53]

[edit] Sweden

  Dennis Lyxzén (lead vocalist of The (International) Noise Conspiracy and formerly of Refused)[54]
  Angelica Segerbäck (singer in Waves under Water, LinaLaukaR)[55][56][57]
  Promoe (Lead rapper of Looptroop Rockers)[58]

[edit] United Kingdom

  Russell Brand (comedian and actor)[59][60]
  Brigid Brophy (writer)[61](pp251–256)
  Geezer Butler (bassist, songwriter and founding member of Black Sabbath)[62]
  Alan Donohoe (lead vocalist of the Rakes)[63]
  Robin Gibb (singer, songwriter and founding member of the Bee Gees)[64]
  Ellie Harrison (artist)[65]
  Robert A de J Hart (horticulturist)[66]
  Cathy Jamieson (member of the Scottish Parliament)[67][68]
  Steve Kilbey (singer, songwriter and member of The Church)[69]
  Macka B (Reggae musician)[70]
  Kerry McCarthy (UK Member of Parliament)[71][72]
  Johnny Marr (former guitarist for The Smiths, guitarist for Modest Mouse[73]
  Heather Mills (charity campaigner, restaurateur and former model)[74][75][76]
  Morrissey (singer, songwriter and former lead vocalist of The Smiths)[77]
  Ingrid Newkirk (founder and president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)[78]
  Ozzy Osbourne (vocalist)[60]
  David Pearce (philosopher)[79]
  John Robb (punk singer)[80]
  Geoff Rowley (professional skateboarder)[81]
  Mandy Smith (media personality)[82]
  Peter Tatchell (human rights activist)[83]
  Bill Ward (drummer and founding member of Black Sabbath)[84]
  Donald Watson (founder of the UK Vegan Society and coiner of the term vegan)[85][86]
  Wendy Turner Webster[87]
  Jon Wynne-Tyson (publisher)[88]
  Thom Yorke (singer, songwriter and lead vocalist of Radiohead)[89][90]
  James Yorkston (Scottish folk musician)[91]
  Benjamin Zephaniah (rastafarian poet)[92][93]

[edit] United States

  André 3000 (rapper)[94]
  Carol J. Adams (ecofeminist theorist)[95]
  Casey Affleck (actor)[96][97]
  Amos Bronson Alcott (teacher, Transcendentalist)[98]
  Fiona Apple (singer, songwriter)[99]
  Emilie Autumn (singer, songwriter, violinist, harpsichordist, poet)[100]
  Erykah Badu (singer, songwriter)[101]
  Alec Baldwin (actor)[20]
  Neal Barnard (physician)[102]
  Gene Baur (activist)[103]
  Ed Begley, Jr. (actor)[104]
  Brian Bell (guitarist for Weezer)[105]
  Steven Best (author)[106]
  Mayim Bialik (actress)[107]
  Linda Blair (actress)[108]
  Peter Bogdanovich (film director)[109]
  Sean Brennan (musician)[110][111]
  Dan Briggs (musician with Between the Buried and Me)[112]
  Patrick O. Brown (biochemist)[113]
  Hunter Burgan (Bassist for AFI)[114]
  Molly Cameron (Cyclist)[115]
  César Chávez (American civil rights activist and co-founder of the National Farm Workers Association)[116][117]
  Robert Cheeke (Professional bodybuilder)[118][119]
  Chikezie (American Idol finalist and singer)[120]
  George Church (scientist)[121]
  Greg Cipes (actor, singer, surfer)[122]
  Bill Clinton (former president)[123]
  Chelsea Clinton (daughter of Bill Clinton)[124]
  Kneel Cohn (Singer, guitarist, songwriter for The Dead Stars On Hollywood)[125]
  T Cooper (novelist)[126]
  Juli Crockett (writer, director, actor, boxer, musician - lead singer of the alt-country band The Evangenitals)[127]
  James Cromwell (actor)[128]
  Luke Cummo (mixed martial artist)[20]
  Bryan Danielson (professional wrestler)[129]
  Mac Danzig (professional mixed martial arts fighter)[130][131][132]
  Ellen DeGeneres (actress, comedienne, Talk-show host)[8][20]
  Emily Deschanel (actress)[133][134][135]
  H. Jay Dinshah (activist)[136]
  Michael C. Dorf (Cornell law professor, author)[137]
  Michael Dorn (actor)[138]
  Lisa Edelstein (actress)[139]
  Jade Esteban Estrada (humorist)[140]
  William Faith (gothic rock/dark wave artist of Faith and the Muse)[141]
  John Feldmann (lead vocalist and guitarist of Goldfinger and producer)[142]
  Pamelyn Ferdin (actress)[143]
  Adam Fisher (guitarist of Fear Before)[144]
  Jon Fitch (professional mixed martial arts fighter)[145][146]
  William Clay Ford, Jr. (executive chairman of Ford Motor Company)[20]
  Gary Francione (law professor, author)[147]
  Michael Franti (Reggae artist)[148]
  Kathy Freston (health and wellness author)[149]
  Glen E. Friedman (photographer)[150]
  Adam Gnade (fiction author)[151]
  Brian Greene (scientist)[152]
  Michael Greger (physician)[153]
  Larry Hagman (actor, producer, director)[154]
  John S. Hall (poet, spoken-word artist, lead vocalist of all incarnations of King Missile)[155]
  Daryl Hannah (actress)[156]
  Bob Harper (personal trainer)[157]
  Woody Harrelson (actor)[23][158]
  Davey Havok (lead vocalist of AFI and Blaqk Audio)[159]
  High Places (Ambient electronic duo, both members)[160]
  Jamie Hince (guitarist The Kills)[161]
  Chrissie Hynde (singer, songwriter and lead vocalist of The Pretenders)[15][162][163]
  Scott Jurek (Runner)[164]
  Casey Kasem (disc jockey/media personality/voice of Shaggy Rogers)[165][166]
  Tonya Kay (dancer)[167][168]
  Wade Keller (sports writer - PWTorch / MMATorch founder and editor, radio show host, DVD host)[169]
  Anthony Kiedis (singer, songwriter and lead vocalist of Red Hot Chili Peppers)[170]
  Jamie Kilstein (comedian/Co-Host of Citizen Radio)[171]
  Coretta Scott King (civil rights leader)[172]
  Dexter Scott King (activist)[173]
  Michael Klaper (physician)[174]
  Forrest Kline (lead vocalist of Hellogoodbye)[175][176]
  Kathy Kolla (film director)[177]
  Dennis Kucinich (Democratic Congressman from Ohio, 2004 & 2008 presidential candidate)[20][178][179]
  Carol Leifer (comedienne)[180]
  Ted Leo (singer, songwriter and lead vocalist of Ted Leo and the Pharmacists)[181]
  Jared Leto (actor)[182]
  Carl Lewis (track and field star)[183]
  Bob Linden (activist)[184][185]
  Howard Lyman[186]
  Megan McArdle (journalist and business editor of The Atlantic)[187]
  Tim McIlrath (singer, songwriter and lead vocalist of Rise Against)[188]
  Nellie McKay (actress, animal rights advocate, and musician)[189]
  Ian MacKaye (Punk rock singer, songwriter)[190]
  John Mackey (CEO)[20]
  Tobey Maguire (actor)[191]
  Mike Mahler (body-builder)[192][193]
  Fred Mascherino (guitarist and vocalist for The Color Fred)[194]
  Matisyahu (singer, songwriter)[195]
  Josh Max (guitarist and vocalist for The Maxes)[196][197]
  Peter Max (artist)[198]
  Ed Miller (poker author)[199]
  Moby (Electronic musician)[20][93][200]
  Isa Chandra Moskowitz (chef and author)[201]
  Alison Mosshart (VV in The Kills)[161]
  Markos Moulitsas (prominent US political blogger)[202]
  Jason Mraz (American singer/songwriter)[203]
  Adam Myerson (Cyclist)[204]
  Kevin Nealon (actor)[205]
  Pat Neshek (Professional Major League Baseball Player)[206]
  N.O.R.E. (rapper)[207]
  Colleen Patrick-Goudreau (cookbook author and host of the podcast Vegetarian Food for Thought)[208]
  Robin Pecknold (lead singer for Fleet Foxes)[209]
  Pep Love (rapper in underground hip hop collective, Hieroglyphics)[210]
  Joaquin Phoenix (actor)[211][212]
  Rain Phoenix (actress)[213]
  River Phoenix (actor)[214][215]
  Summer Phoenix (actress)[216]
  Dav Pilkey (children's author)[217]
  Dan Piraro (artist)[218]
  Brad Pitt (actor, producer)[219]
  Prince (singer, songwriter)[220][221]
  Princess Superstar (musician)[222][223]
  Robin Quivers (Talk-show host)[224]
  Randy Randall (guitarist of No Age)[225]
  Monica Richards (gothic rock/dark wave artist of Faith and the Muse)[141]
  Rikki Rockett (drummer and founding member of Poison)[226]
  Omar Rodríguez-López (guitarist for The Mars Volta and At The Drive-In)[227]
  Kirsten Rosenberg (singer and writer)[228]
  John Salley (professional NBA player)[20][229][230]
  Justin Sane (guitarist and vocalist of Anti-Flag)[231]
  Daniela Sea (actress)[232]
  Cindy Sheehan (American anti-war activist)[233]
  Alicia Silverstone (actress)[23][234][235]
  Russell Simmons (entrepreneur)[20][236]
  Grace Slick (Rock musician with The Great Society, Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, Starship)[237]
  Alex Somers (former member of Parachutes and active member for Jónsi & Alex)[238]
  Dean Allen Spunt (vocalist/drummer of No Age)[225]
  Steve-O (stunt performer and television personality)[239]
  Stic.man (Hip Hop artist with Dead Prez)[240]
  Biz Stone (entrepreneur)[20][241]
  Salim Stoudamire (Professional NBA Player)[242]
  Ruben Studdard (2nd season winner of American Idol)[243]
  Tommy Tallarico (video game music composer)[244]
  Ed Templeton (Professional skateboarder)[245][246]
  Taryn Terrell (WWE Diva Tiffany)[247][248]
  Bob and Jenna Torres (activists)[249]
  Mike Tyson (boxer)[20][250][251]
  Jaci Velasquez (Contemporary Christian and pop singer)[252]
  Alice Walker (Pulitzer prize winning author and feminist)[253]
  Billy West (voice actor)[254]
  Mike White (scriptwriter)[255]
  Persia White (actress)[256]
  John Wiese (artist, composer)[257]
  Olivia Wilde (actress)[258]
  Saul Williams (Hip hop musician, poet, writer, and actor)[259]
  Spice Williams-Crosby (actress and stunt performer)[260]
  Venus Williams (Tennis player)[261]
  Gretchen Wyler (Broadway actress)[262]
  Steve Wynn (entrepreneur)[20]
  "Weird Al" Yankovic (singer, songwriter)[263]
  Adam Yauch (musician)[264]
  David Zabriskie (professional cyclist)[265]
  Nick Zinner (guitarist for Yeah Yeah Yeahs)[266]
  Mortimer Zuckerman (entrepreneur)[20]

[edit] Vietnam

  Thich Nhat Hanh (Zen monk and peace activist)[267]

[edit] Other cases

[edit] Disputed cases

  Tony Gonzalez (American football player)[20][268]
  Madonna (American singer and actress)[20][23]

[edit] Former cases

  Drew Barrymore (actress)[23][269]
  Common (Hip Hop Artist)[270]
  Jennifer Connelly (actress)[271]
  Zooey Deschanel (actress/singer)[272][273][274]
  Ginnifer Goodwin (actress)[275]
  Angelina Jolie (actress)[219]
  Gwyneth Paltrow (actress)[276][277]
  Natalie Portman (actress)[278]
  Jason Schwartzman (actor, musician)[279]
  Liv Tyler (actress)[23]

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