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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 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."[4]
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Name | Lifetime[5] | Nationality | Notable as | Notes[6] |
---|---|---|---|---|
Cheryl Maas | b. 1984 | Dutch | Snowboarder | L[7] |
Ann-Marie MacDonald | b. 1958 | Canadian | Playwright, novelist, journalist | L[8] |
Luke Macfarlane | b. 1980 | Canadian | Actor | G[9] |
Ryan MacGrath | b. ?[5] | Canadian | Musician, painter | G[10] |
Eduardo Machado | b. 1953 | Cuban | Playwright | G[11] |
Colin MacInnes | 1914–1976 | English | Writer | G[12] |
Ashley MacIsaac | b. 1975 | Canadian | Fiddler | G[13] |
Daniel MacIvor | b. 1962 | Canadian | Actor, playwright, director | G[14] |
Kenneth MacKenna | 1899–1962 | American | Actor, director | B[15] |
Jack Mackenroth | b. 1969 | American | Fashion designer | G[16] |
Cameron Mackintosh | b. 1946 | British | Theatrical producer | G[17] |
Rachel Maddow | b. 1973 | American | Radio/Television host | L[18] |
Ronald Magill | 1920–2007 | English | Actor | G[19] |
Leslie Mah | b. 1964[5] | American | Punk rock musician | L[20] |
Sean Maher | b. 1975 | American | Actor | G[21] |
Mahmud of Ghazni | 971–1030 | Afghan/Ghaznavi | Sultan of Ghaznavid Empire in eastern Iran and northwestern Indian subcontinent | B[22] |
Anna Malle | 1967-2006 | American | Porn star | B[23] |
Malik Ayaz | b. ? | Pakistani/South Asian | Slave and partner of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, governor of Lahore | G |
Mary Lou Makepeace | b. ?[5] | American | Politician | L[24] |
Christopher Makos | b. 1948 | American | Photographer, artist | G[25] |
Suzanne Malherbe | 1892–1972 | French | Illustrator, designer | L[26] |
Liz Malia | b. 1949 | American | Politician | L[27] |
Gene Malin | 1908–1933 | American | Actor, drag performer | G[28] |
Shayne Mallard | b. 1964[5] | Australian | Politician | G[29] |
Agnès Maltais | b. 1956 | Canadian | Politician | L[30] |
Don Mancini | b. 1963 | American | Film director, screenwriter, producer | G[31] |
Peter Mandelson | b. 1953 | English | Politician | G[32] |
Mabel Maney | b. 1958 | American | Writer | L[33] |
Irshad Manji | b. 1968 | Canadian | Feminist Muslim author | L[34] |
Erika Mann | 1905–1969 | German | Writer, actor, war correspondent | L[35] |
Klaus Mann | 1906–1949 | German | Writer | G[36] |
Ernie Manouse | b. 1969 | American | TV Anchor, Producer | G[37] |
Evelyn Mantilla | b. 1963 | American | Politician | B[38] |
Jay Manuel | b. 1972 | Canadian | Make-up artist, fashion photographer | G[39] |
Alec Mapa | b. 1965 | American | Actor | G[40] |
Robert Mapplethorpe | 1946–1989 | American | Photographer, artist | G[41] |
Roger Margason | d. 2015[5] | American | Mystery writer | G[42] |
Miriam Margolyes | b. 1941 | English | Actor | L[32] |
Pedro Marín | b. 1961 | Spanish | Pop musician | G[43] |
Elisebeht Markström | b. 1955 | Swedish | Politician | L[44] |
Del Marquis | b. 1977 | American | Musician | G[45] |
Gordon Marsden | b. 1953 | English | Politician | G[46] |
Brian Marshall | b. 1965 | Canadian | Athlete | G[47] |
Rob Marshall | b. 1960 | American | Film and theater director | G[48] |
Willy Marshall | b. ?[5] | American | Politician | G[49] |
Andrew Martin | b. 1964[5] | American | Politician | G[50] |
James Martin | b. 1965 | American | Politician | G[51] |
Ricky Martin | b. 1971 | Puerto Rican | Singer, actor | G[52] |
Nigel Martin-Smith | b. ?[5] | British | Entertainment manager | G[53] |
Ursula Martinez | b. 1966[5] | British | Performance artist | L[54] |
Jeff Marx | b. 1970 | American | Lyricist, composer | G[55] |
Angela Mason | b. 1944 | English | LGBT rights activist | L[32] |
Manon Massé | b. 1963 | Canadian | Politician | L[56] |
Ivan Massow | b. 1967 | British | Entrepreneur, politician | G[57] |
Billy Masters | b. 1969 | American | Gossip columnist | G[58] |
Heather Matarazzo | b. 1982 | American | Actor | L[59] |
Dan Mathews | b. 1964 | American | Animal rights activist | G[60] |
Kerwin Mathews | 1926–2007 | American | Actor | G[61] |
Ross Mathews | b. 1979 | American | Television personality | G[62] |
Travis Mathews | b. 1975 | American | Film director, screenwriter | G[63] |
Johnny Mathis | b. 1935 | American | Pop musician | G[64] |
Gary Matson | 1949–1999 | American | Murder victim | G[65] |
Andrew Mattison | 1948–2005 | American | Writer, psychologist, researcher | G[66] |
Alison Mau | b. 1965 | New Zealand | Television journalist and presenter | L[67] |
Corine Mauch | b. 1960 | Swiss | Politician | L[68] |
W. Somerset Maugham | 1874–1965 | British | Writer | G[69] |
Armistead Maupin | b. 1944 | American | Writer | G[70] |
Amélie Mauresmo | b. 1979 | French | Tennis player | L[71] |
Glen Maxey | b. 1952 | American | Politician | G[72] |
Elsa Maxwell | 1883–1963 | American | Gossip columnist | L[73] |
Steve May | b. 1972[5] | American | Politician | G[74] |
John Maybury | b. 1958 | English | Film director | G[17] |
Andrew M. Maynard | b. 1962[5] | American | Politician | G[75] |
Chandra Mayor | b. 1973[5] | Canadian | Writer | L[76] |
Suzette Mayr | b. ?[5] | Canadian | Writer | L[77] |
Al McAffrey | b. 1948 | American | Politician | G[78] |
Angus McBean | 1904–1990 | British | Photographer | G[79] |
Marnie McBean | b. 1968 | Canadian | Rower | L[80] |
Nell McCafferty | b. 1944 | Irish | Journalist, playwright | L[81] |
Robert McCall | 1958–1991 | Canadian | Figure skater | G[82] |
Richard McCann | b. 1949 | American | Writer | G[83] |
Stephen McCauley | b. 1955 | American | Writer | G[84] |
J.D. McClatchy | b. 1945 | American | Writer | G[84] |
Thomas McCosker | b. 1950 | Australian | Textile worker, jailed in Fiji for sodomy | G[85] |
Matt McCoy | b. 1966 | American | Politician | G[86] |
Scott McCoy | b. 1970 | American | Politician | G[87] |
Tarell Alvin McCraney | b. 1980 | American | Playwright, actor | G[88] |
Logan McCree | b. 1977 | German | Pornographic Actor | B[89] |
Julie McCrossin | b. 1954 | Australian | Journalist, comedian | L[90] |
Kevin McDaid | b. 1984 | British | Pop musician | G[91] |
Val McDermid | b. 1955 | Scottish | Writer | L[92] |
Joe McDermott | b. 1967 | American | Politician | G[93] |
Keith McDermott | b. 1953 | American | Writer | G[94] |
Andrew J. McDonald | b. 1966 | American | Politician | G[75] |
Jon-Marc McDonald | b. 1976 | American | Writer, political activist | G[95] |
Joe McElderry | b. 1991 | English | Singer, First Ever Gay X Factor UK Winner | G[96] |
Brian McGahen | 1952–1990 | Australian | LGBT activist | G[97] |
Peter McGehee | 1955–1991 | Canadian | Writer | G[98] |
Scott McGehee | b. 1962 | American | Film director, screenwriter | G[99] |
Kelly McGillis | b. 1957 | USA | Actor | L[100] |
Jenn McGinn | b. ? | Canadian | politician | L[101] |
Jamie McGonnigal | b. 1975 | American | Actor, producer | G[84] |
Jim McGreevey | b. 1957 | American | Governor of New Jersey | G[102] |
Patrick McGuinn | b. 1966 | American | Director | G[103] |
Maggie McIntosh | b. 1947 | American | Politician, first openly gay person in the Maryland General Assembly | L[104] |
Claude McKay | 1889–1948 | Jamaican | Writer | B[105] |
Molly McKay | b. 1970 | American | Attorney, LGBT rights activist | L[106] |
Ian McKellen | b. 1939 | British | Actor, LGBT rights activist | G[107] |
Todd McKenney | b. 1965 | Australian | Actor | G[108] |
Larry McKeon | 1944–2008 | American | Politician | G[109] |
Erin McKeown | b. 1977 | American | Pop musician | L[110] |
Kate McKinnon | b. 1983 | American | Comedian | L[111] |
Marshall Kirk McKusick | b. 1954 | American | Computer scientist | G[112] |
Andrew McLean | b. ? | American | Politician | G[113] |
Colin McLean | b. 1978 | Australian | Drag queen, fashion designer | G[114] |
Norman McLaren | 1914–1987 | Canadian | Animator, film director | G[115] |
Samantha McLeod | b. 1985 | Canadian | Actor | L[116] |
Claire McNab | b. 1940 | Australian | Writer | L[117] |
Terrence McNally | b. 1939 | American | Playwright | G[118] |
John J. McNeill | 1925–2015 | American | Priest and author | G[119] |
Kristy McNichol | b. 1962 | American | Actor | L[120] |
Colin McPhee | 1900–1964 | Canadian | 20th century classical composer, ethnomusicologist | G[121] |
Alexander McQueen | 1969–2010 | British | Fashion designer | G[122] |
Carmen McRae | 1920–1994 | American | Jazz musician | L[123] |
David McReynolds | b. 1929 | American | Politician, activist | G[124] |
Peter McWilliams | 1940–2000 | American | Writer, activist | G[125] |
David McVicar | b. 1967 | Scottish | Opera director | G[116] |
Marijane Meaker | b. 1927 | American | Writer | L[126] |
Linda Medalen | b. 1965 | Norwegian | Football player | L[127] |
Gian Gastone Medici | 1671–1737 | Tuscan | Last Medici Grand Duke | G[128] |
Benny Medina | b. 1958 | American | Talent agent, producer | G[60] |
Robert Medley | 1905–1994 | English | Artist | G[129] |
Mark Medlock | b. 1978 | German | Singer | G[130] |
Benjamin Medrano | b. ? | Mexican | Politician; first openly gay mayor ever elected in Mexico. | G[131] |
Lauren Meece | b. 1983 | American | Olympic judoka | L[132] |
Joe Meek | 1929–1967 | British | Record producer | G[133] |
Ken Mehlman | b. 1966 | American | Businessman, Campaign Mgr for George W. Bush | G[134] |
Julie Mehretu | b. 1970 | American | Artist | L[135] |
Mary Meigs | 1917–2002 | American | Painter, writer | L[136] |
Ian Meldrum | b. 1946 | Australian | Popular music critic, journalist, musical entrepreneur | G[137] |
Deb Mell | b. 1968 | American | Politician | L[138] |
Wendy Melvoin | b. 1964 | American | Musician, TV and film composer | L[139] |
Réal Ménard | b. 1962 | Canadian | Member of Parliament | G[140] |
Charlotte Mendelson | b. 1972 | English | Writer | L[116] |
Rosie Mendez | b. 1963 | Puerto Rican | Politician | L[141] |
Rosa Mendes | b. 1979 | Puerto Rican | Pro Wrestler | B[142] |
Gian Carlo Menotti | 1911–2007 | American | 20th century classical composer | G[143] |
Billy Merasty | b. 1960 | First Nations-Canadian | Actor, writer | G[144] |
Jorge Merced | b. 1965 | Puerto Rican | Theatre actor and director | G[145] |
Rick Mercer | b. 1969 | Canadian | Television personality, political satirist | G[146][147] |
Ismail Merchant | 1936–2005 | Indian-born British | Film producer | G[148] |
Freddie Mercury | 1946–1991 | British | Rock musician | B[149] |
William Morris Meredith, Jr. | 1919–2007 | American | Poet | G[150] |
Billy Merrell | b. 1982 | American | Writer | G[151] |
Rich Merritt | b. 1967 | American | Writer, attorney | G[152] |
Stephin Merritt | b. 1965 | American | Songwriter | G[153] |
Charlotte Mew | 1869–1928 | English | Poet | L[154] |
Robert Meza | b. ?[5] | American | Politician | G[155] |
George Michael | b. 1963 | British | Pop musician | G[156] |
Tammy Lynn Michaels | b. 1974 | American | Actor | L[157] |
Michelangelo | 1475–1564 | Italian | Sculptor, painter | G[158] |
Carole Migden | b. 1948 | American | Politician | L[159] |
Mika | b. 1983 | British | Singer-songwriter | G[160] |
Harvey Milk | 1930–1978 | American | Politician, LGBT rights activist | G[161] |
Lorri Millan | b. ?[5] | Canadian | Performance artists, writers | L[162] |
Eric Millegan | b. 1974 | American | Actor | G[163] |
Jacob & Joshua Miller | b. ?[5] | American | Musicians | G[164] |
Jennifer Miller | b. 1961 | American | Circus entertainer, educator | L[165] |
Stephanie Miller | b. 1961 | American | Comedian, radio host | L[166] |
Tim Miller | b. 1958 | American | Performance artist | G[167] |
Andy Milligan | 1929–1991 | American | Writer, film director | G[168] |
Scott Mills | b. 1974 | English | DJ | G[169] |
Barnaby Miln | b. 1947 | British | Activist, Church of England General Synod and Justice of the Peace | G[170] |
Simon Milton | 1961-2011 | English | Politician | G[171] |
Sal Mineo | 1939–1976 | American | Actor | B[172] |
Leonard Miron | b. 1969 | Romanian | Romanian television and radio presenter, journalist | G[173][174] |
Gabriela Mistral | 1889-1957 | Chilean | Poet, educator, diplomat, feminist, Nobel laureate in literature | L[175] |
Matthew Mitcham | b. 1988 | Australian | Diver | G[176] |
John Cameron Mitchell | b. 1963 | American | Director, actor | G[177] |
Dimitris Mitropoulos | 1896–1960 | Greek | Classical conductor, musician and composer | G[121] |
Frédéric Mitterrand | b. 1946 | French | Politician | B[178] |
David Mixner | b. 1946 | American | Activist, author | G[179] |
Heather Mizeur | b. 1972 | American | Politician | L[180] |
Isaac Mizrahi | b. 1961 | American | Fashion designer | G[181] |
Anika Moa | b. 1980 | New Zealand | Pop musician | L[182] |
Jim Moeller | b. 1955 | American | Politician | G[183] |
Mary Anne Mohanraj | b. 1971 | Sri Lankan | Writer | B[184] |
Emmanuel Moire | b. 1979 | French | Singer, composer | G[185] |
Albert Mol | 1917–2004 | Dutch | Actor, LGBT activist | G[186] |
Vicente Molina Foix | b. 1946 | Spanish | Writer, film director | G[187] |
Brian Molko | b. 1972 | British-American | Rock musician (Placebo) | B[188] |
Paul Monette | 1945–2005 | American | Writer | G[189] |
Luke Montgomery | b. 1974 | American | Political activist | G[190] |
Matt Moonen | b. ? | American | Politician | G[191] |
Amanda Moore | b. 1960 | American | Supermodel | L[192] |
Frank C. Moore | 1953–2002 | American | Painter, designer of the AIDS ribbon | G[193] |
Paul Moore | 1919–2003 | American | Episcopal Bishop | G[194] |
Perry Moore | 1971-2011 | American | Screenwriter, director | G[195] |
Steve Moore | 1954-2014 | American | Comedian | G[196] |
Shani Mootoo | b. 1958 | Irish-born Trinidadian-Canadian | Author, multimedia artist, painter, video producer | L[197] |
Dominick Moreno | b. ? | American | Politician | G[198] |
Edwin Morgan | 1920-2010 | Scottish | Poet | G[199] |
Dany Morin | b. 1985 | Canadian | Politician | G[200] |
Chris Morris | b. 1979 | British | Activist, journalist | G[201] |
Paul Morris | b. ?[5] | American | Porn director, producer | G[202] |
Rachel Morrison | b. 1978 | American | Cinematographer | L[203] |
Terry Morrison | b. ?[5] | American | Politician | G[204] |
Daniel David Moses | b. 1952 | Canadian | Writer | G[205] |
Bob Mould | b. 1960 | American | Rock musician (Hüsker Dü, Sugar) | G[206] |
Megan Mullally | b. 1958 | American | Actor | B[207] |
Ona Munson | 1903–1955 | American | Actor | L[208] |
Neculai Constantin Munteanu | b. 1941 | Romanian | Anti-communist dissident | G[209] |
Mirjam Müntefering | b. 1969 | German | Writer | L[210] |
Alex Munter | b. 1968 | Canadian | Politician, journalist | G[211] |
Zeki Müren | 1931–1996 | Turkish | Actor | G[212] |
Diane Murphy | b. 1964 | American | Actor | L[213] |
Peter Murphy | b. 1949 | American | Politician | G[214] |
Ryan Murphy | b. 1966 | American | Writer, director | G[215] |
F. W. Murnau | 1888–1931 | German | Director | G[216] |
Ed Murray | b. 1955 | American | Politician | G[217] |
Glen Murray | b. 1957 | Canadian | Politician | G[218] |
Herbert Muschamp | 1947–2007 | American | Architecture critic | G[219] |
Max Mutchnick | b. 1965 | American | Television producer | G[220] |
Mwanga II of Buganda | 1868–1903 | African | King | G[221] |
Billie Myers | b. 1971 | English | Pop musician | B[222] |
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