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Parent article: List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people;
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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

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.

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 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."[4]

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.


W

Artist Andy Warhol
Musician Ethel Waters
Politician Joop Wijn
Clergyman and writer Mel White
Playwright Oscar Wilde
News correspondent and former Assistant Secretary of Defense Pete Williams
Comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer
Playwright Tennessee Williams
Playwright Thornton Wilder
Writer Virginia Woolf
Writer Walt Whitman
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Joel Wachs b. ?[5] American Politician G[7]
Tom Waddell 1937–1987 American Athlete, founder of the Gay Games G[8]
Jane Wagner b. 1935 American Writer, director, producer L[9]
Siegfried Wagner 1869–1930 German Classical composer G[10]
Rufus Wainwright b. 1973 Canadian Pop musician G[11]
Anton Walbrook 1896–1967 Austrian Actor G[12]
Alice Walker b. 1944 American Author, poet B[13]
Louisa Wall b. 1972 New Zealander Politician L[14]
Yona Wallach 1944–1985 Israeli Poet B[15]
Rebecca Walker b. 1969 American Author B[16]
Vaughn R. Walker b. 1944 American Federal judge G[17]
Travis Wall b. 1987 American Dancer G[18]
John Wallowitch b. ?[5] American Cabaret performer, songwriter G[19]
Hugh Walpole 1884–1941 British Writer G[20]
Tonie Walsh b. 1960 Irish LGBT rights activist, DJ G[21]
Gok Wan b. 1974 British Fashion consultant G[22]
Sophie Ward b. 1964 British Film and stage actor L[23]
Andy Warhol 1928–1987 American Artist G[24]
Marilyn Waring b. 1952 New Zealander Politician, feminist L[25]
Sarah Warn b. ?[5] American Writer, editor L[26]
Jackie Warner b. 1968 American Personal fitness trainer, TV personality L[27]
Michael Warner b. ?[5] American Writer, Queer theorist G[28]
Sylvia Townsend Warner 1893–1978 British Writer B[29]
David Warren b. ?[5] American Theatre director G[30]
Patricia Nell Warren b. 1936 American Writer L[31]
Tony Warren b. 1936 British TV writer G[32]
Ethel Waters 1896–1977 American Jazz/pop musician, actor B[33]
John Waters b. 1946 American Film director G[34]
Miriam Van Waters 1887–1974 American Feminist social worker L[35]
Sarah Waters b. 1966 British Novelist L[36]
David Watkin b. 1925 British Cinematographer G[37]
Ian Watkins b. 1976 Welsh Pop musician, actor G[38]
Perry Watkins 1949–1996 American Soldier G[39]
David Watmough b. 1926 Canadian Novelist, playwright G[40]
Giz Watson b. 1957 British-Australian Politician L[41]
Jaime Watt b. ?[5] Canadian Political strategist G[42]
Rembert Weakland b. 1927 American Roman Catholic Archbishop G[43]
Scotty Joe Weaver 1986–2004 American Murder victim G[44]
Clifton Webb 1889–1966 American Actor G[45]
Kathy Webb b. 1950 American Politician L[46]
Ben Weber 1916–1979 American Classical composer G[47]
Bruce Weber b. 1946 American Photographer G[48]
Dreya Weber ? American Actor B[49]
Apichatpong Weerasethakul b. 1970 Thai Filmmaker G[50]
Mark Weigle b. 1967 American Folk-rock musician G[51]
Ric Weiland b. 1953 American Computer software pioneer G[52]
Randi Weingarten b. 1957 American Labor leader, attorney L[53]
Johnny Weir b. 1984 American Olympic figure skater G[54]
John C. Wells b. 1939 British Phoneticist, author of the main Esperanto dictionary G[55]
Rick Welts b. 1953 American Sports executive G[56]
Jann Wenner b. 1946 American Publisher G[57]
Pete Wentz b. 1979 American Rock musician B[58]
Joan Werner Laurie 1920–1964 British Journalist L[59]
Glenway Wescott 1901–1987 American Writer G[60]
Rosemary West b. 1953 British Serial killer B[61]
Wash West b. 1966 American Director G[62]
Suzanne Westenhoefer b. 1961 American Comedian L[63]
Guido Westerwelle b. 1961 German Politician G[64]
James Whale 1889–1957 British Film director G[65]
Diane Whipple 1968–2001 American Lacrosse player L[66]
Dave White b. 1964 American Writer G[67]
Edmund White b. 1940 American Novelist, teacher G[68]
Jean White b. ?[5] British Clergy L[69]
Mel White b. 1940 American Clergy, writer G[70]
Mike White b. 1970 American Screenwriter, actor B[71]
Minor White b. 1908–1976 American Photographer G[72]
Patrick White 1912–1990 Australian Author G[73]
T. H. White 1906–1964 English Author G[74]
Charles Whitebread 1943–2008 American Legal scholar G[75]
Annie Whitehead b. 1955 British Jazz musician L[76]
William Whitehead b. 1931 Canadian Writer G[77]
Walt Whitman 1819–1892 American Writer G[78]
George Whitmore 1946–1989 American Writer G[79]
Jeff Whittington 1985–1999 New Zealander Murder victim G[80]
Charlotte Whitton 1896–1975 Canadian Feminist, politician L[81]
Jeff Whitty b. 1971 American Playwright G[82]
Sue Wicks b. 1966 American WNBA Basketball player L[83]
Wilhelm Wieben b. 1935 German TV news presenter G
Jane Wiedlin b. 1958 American Rock musician (The Go-Go's) B[84]
John Wieners 1934–2002 American Beat poet G[85]
Josephine Wiggs b. ?[5] American Bass guitarist L[86]
Jessica Wild b. 1980 Puerto Rican drag queen and reality television personality G[87]
Rebecca Wight 1959–1988 American Student, murder victim L[88]
Joop Wijn b. 1969 Dutch Politician G[89]
Marieke Wijsman b. 1975 Dutch Olympic speed skater L[90]
Will Wikle b. 1978 American Reality show contestant G[91]
Richie Wilcox b. 1980 Canadian Singer, reality show contestant G[92]
Oscar Wilde 1854–1900 Irish Playwright, poet, novelist G[93]
Winston Wilde b. ?[5] American Sexologist, author G[94]
Peter Wildeblood 1923–1999 British-Canadian Journalist G[95]
Thornton Wilder 1897–1975 American Playwright, novelist G[96]
Anne Will b. 1966 German Television journalist L[97]
Kenneth Williams 1926–1988 British Comedian, raconteur G[98]
Nathan Hale Williams b. 1976 American Film and television producer, actor G[99]
Pete Williams b. ?[5] American News correspondent, politician G[100]
Rachel Williams b. 1967 American Model, TV presenter B[101]
Stephen Williams b. 1966 British Member of Parliament G[102]
Tennessee Williams 1911–1983 American Playwright G[103]
Cris Williamson b. 1947 American Folk-rock musician L[104]
Kevin Williamson b. 1965 American Screenwriter, film director G[105]
Malcolm Williamson 1931–2003 Australian Classical composer G[106]
Matthew Williamson b. ?[5] British Fashion designer G[107]
Ajita Wilson 1957–1987 American Actor L[108]
Alexander Wilson 1953–1993 Canadian Writer, horticulturalist G[109]
David Wilson b. ?[5] Canadian Figure skater, choreographer G[110]
Kaia Wilson b. ?[5] American Punk rock musician L[111]
Lanford Wilson b. 1937 American Playwright G[112]
Nancy Wilson b. ?[5] American Clergy L[113]
Ricky Wilson 1953–1985 American Rock musician (The B-52's) G[114]
Sophie Wilson b. ?[5] British Computer scientist L[115]
Todd Wilson 1963–2005 American Film director G[116]
Johann Joachim Winckelmann 1717–1768 German Art historian, archeologist G[117]
Paul Winfield 1939–2004 American Actor G[118]
Mary Wings b. 1949 American Writer, artist L[119]
Christa Winsloe 1888–1944 Hungarian Novelist, playwright B[120]
Jeanette Winterson b. 1958 British Author L[121]
Dale Winton b. 1955 British TV presenter G[122]
Mary Wiseman b. ?[5] American Judge L[123]
Michał Witkowski b. 1975 Polish Author G[124]
Scott Wittman b. ?[5] American Musical theater lyricist, director G[125]
Ludwig Wittgenstein 1889–1951 Austrian Philosopher G[126]
Monique Wittig 1935–2003 French Radical feminist author L[127]
David Wojnarowicz 1954–1992 American Artist G[128]
John Wojtowicz 1945–2006 American Bank robber G[129]
Sherry Wolf b. 1965 American Author L[130]
George C. Wolfe b. 1954 American Playwright, director G[131]
Mike Wolfe b. ?[5] British Politician G[132]
Jeremy Wolfenden 1934–1965 English Spy G[133]
Michelle Wolff b. ?[5] American Actor L[134]
Tobias Barrington Wolff b. 1970 American Lawyer, professor G[135]
B.D. Wong b. 1960 American Actor G[136]
Cyril Wong b. 1977 Singaporean Poet G[137]
Martin Wong 1946–1999 American Artist G[138]
Norman Wong b. ?[5] American Writer G[139]
Penny Wong b. 1968 Australian Politician L[140]
Cathy Wood b. 1963 American Serial killer L[141]
Evan Rachel Wood b. 1987 American Actress, singer B[142]
Thelma Wood 1901–1970 American Sculptor L[143]
Fabian S. Woodley 1888–1957 British Uranian poet G[144]
Marnie Woodrow b. 1969 Canadian Writer L[145]
Gregory Woods b. 1953 English Writer G[146]
Mark Kenneth Woods b. 1977 Canadian Writer, actor, director G[147]
Jacqueline Woodson b. 1963 American Writer L[148]
Ellen Woodsworth b. ?[5] Canadian Politician L[149]
Monty Woolley 1888–1963 American Actor G[150]
Virginia Woolf 1882–1941 British Writer B[151]
Kate Worley 1958–2004 American Comic book writer B[152]
Klaus Wowereit b. 1953 German Politician G[153]
Nigel Wrench b. 1960 British Radio personality G[154]
Chely Wright b. 1970 American Singer-songwriter L[155]
Douglas Wright b. 1956 New Zealander Dancer, choreographer G[156]
Susan Wright b. 1963 American Writer, activist L[157]
Alice Wu b. ?[5] American Film director, screenwriter L[158]
Charles Wuorinen b. 1938 American Classical composer G[159]
Aileen Wuornos 1956–2002 American Serial killer B[160]
Peter Wyngarde b. 1933 British Actor G[161]
Kathleen Wynne b. ?[5] Canadian Politician L[162]
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X

Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Xi Kang 223- 262 Chinese Writer G[163]
Emperor Xizong of Tang 862- 888 Chinese (Tang Dynasty) Head of state G[164]
Xuân Diệu 1916–1985 Vietnamese Poet G[165]
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Y

Actor Mary Anne Yates
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Yasmine 1972–2009 Belgian Singer and broadcaster L[166]
Mary Anne Yates 1728–1787 British Actor B[167]
Ken Yeager b. ?[5] American Politician G[168]
Ng Yi-Sheng b. 1980 Singaporean Poet G[169]
Kenji Yoshino b. ?[5] Asian American Legal scholar, author, social activist G[170]
Nobuko Yoshiya 1914–1973 Japanese Novelist L[171]
David Yost b. 1969 American Actor G[172]
David Young b. ?[5] American Judge G[173]
Will Young b. 1979 British Pop musician, actor G[174]
Marguerite Yourcenar 1903–1987 Belgian Author L[175]
Yu Xin 512- 581 Chinese Poet B [176]
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Z

Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Craig Zadan b. 1949 American Film producer, director G[177]
Pedro Zamora 1972–1994 Cuban American AIDS activist, television personality G[178]
James Zappalorti 1945–1990 American Murder victim G[179]
Katherine Zappone b. ? Irish Politician L[180]
Jerzy Zawieyski 1902–1969 Polish Writer, political activist G[181]
Franco Zeffirelli b. 1923 Italian Film and theater director G[182]
Sande Zeig b. ?[5] American Film director L[183]
Kenneth Zeller ?–1988 Canadian Murder victim G[184]
Dan Zhou b. 1974 Chinese Lawyer, LGBT rights activist G[185]
Helen Zia b. 1952 American Writer, journalist, activist L[186]
Mark Richard Zubro b. ?[5] American Mystery writer G[187]
Nikolai Zverev 1832–1893 Russian Pianist G[188]
Harriet Sohmers Zwerling b. 1929[5] American Writer B[189]


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