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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]

M

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 (Anti-Scrunti Faction, Tribe 8)	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]
iLoveMakonnen	b. 1989	American	Rapper, actor, singer	G^[23]
Anna Malle	1967–2006	American	Porn star	B^[24]
Mary Lou Makepeace	b. ?^[5]	American	Politician	L^[25]
Christopher Makos	b. 1948	American	Photographer, artist	G^[26]
Suzanne Malherbe	1892–1972	French	Illustrator, designer	L^[27]
Liz Malia	b. 1949	American	Politician	L^[28]
Gene Malin	1908–1933	American	Actor, drag performer	G^[29]
Shayne Mallard	b. 1964^[5]	Australian	Politician	G^[30]
Agnès Maltais	b. 1956	Canadian	Politician	L^[31]
Don Mancini	b. 1963	American	Film director, screenwriter, producer	G^[32]
Peter Mandelson	b. 1953	English	Politician	G^[33]
Mabel Maney	b. 1958	American	Writer	L^[34]
Barry Manilow	b. 1943	American	Singer-songwriter	G^[35]
Irshad Manji	b. 1968	Canadian	Feminist Muslim author	L^[36]
Erika Mann	1905–1969	German	Writer, actor, war correspondent	L^[37]
Klaus Mann	1906–1949	German	Writer	G^[38]
Thomas Mann	1875-1955	German	Writer	G^[39]
Ernie Manouse	b. 1969	American	TV Anchor, Producer	G^[40]
Evelyn Mantilla	b. 1963	American	Politician	B^[41]
Jay Manuel	b. 1972	Canadian	Make-up artist, fashion photographer	G^[42]
Alec Mapa	b. 1965	American	Actor	G^[43]
Robert Mapplethorpe	1946–1989	American	Photographer, artist	G^[44]
Roger Margason	d. 2015^[5]	American	Mystery writer	G^[45]
Miriam Margolyes	b. 1941	English	Actor	L^[33]
Pedro Marín	b. 1961	Spanish	Pop musician	G^[46]
Elisebeht Markström	b. 1955	Swedish	Politician	L^[47]
Del Marquis	b. 1977	American	Musician	G^[48]
Gordon Marsden	b. 1953	English	Politician	G^[49]
Brian Marshall	b. 1965	Canadian	Athlete	G^[50]
Rob Marshall	b. 1960	American	Film and theater director	G^[51]
Willy Marshall	b. ?^[5]	American	Politician	G^[52]
Andrew Martin	b. 1964^[5]	American	Politician	G^[53]
James Martin	b. 1965	American	Politician	G^[54]
Ricky Martin	b. 1971	Puerto Rican	Singer, actor	G^[55]
Nigel Martin-Smith	b. ?^[5]	British	Entertainment manager	G^[56]
Ursula Martinez	b. 1966^[5]	British	Performance artist	L^[57]
Jeff Marx	b. 1970	American	Lyricist, composer	G^[58]
Angela Mason	b. 1944	English	LGBT rights activist	L^[33]
Manon Massé	b. 1963	Canadian	Politician	L^[59]
Ivan Massow	b. 1967	British	Entrepreneur, politician	G^[60]
Billy Masters	b. 1969	American	Gossip columnist	G^[61]
Heather Matarazzo	b. 1982	American	Actor	L^[62]
Dan Mathews	b. 1964	American	Animal rights activist	G^[63]
Kerwin Mathews	1926–2007	American	Actor	G^[64]
Ross Mathews	b. 1979	American	Television personality	G^[65]
Travis Mathews	b. 1975	American	Film director, screenwriter	G^[66]
Johnny Mathis	b. 1935	American	Pop musician	G^[67]
Gary Matson	1949–1999	American	Murder victim	G^[68]
Andrew Mattison	1948–2005	American	Writer, psychologist, researcher	G^[69]
Alison Mau	b. 1965	New Zealand	Television journalist and presenter	L^[70]
Corine Mauch	b. 1960	Swiss	Politician	L^[71]
W. Somerset Maugham	1874–1965	British	Writer	G^[72]
Armistead Maupin	b. 1944	American	Writer	G^[73]
Amélie Mauresmo	b. 1979	French	Tennis player	L^[74]
Nergis Mavalvala	b. 1968	Pakistani-American	Astrophysicist	L^[75]
Glen Maxey	b. 1952	American	Politician	G^[76]
Elsa Maxwell	1883–1963	American	Gossip columnist	L^[77]
Steve May	b. 1972^[5]	American	Politician	G^[78]
John Maybury	b. 1958	English	Film director	G^[17]
Andrew M. Maynard	b. 1962^[5]	American	Politician	G^[79]
Chandra Mayor	b. 1973^[5]	Canadian	Writer	L^[80]
Suzette Mayr	b. ?^[5]	Canadian	Writer	L^[81]
Al McAffrey	b. 1948	American	Politician	G^[82]
Angus McBean	1904–1990	British	Photographer	G^[83]
Marnie McBean	b. 1968	Canadian	Rower	L^[84]
Nell McCafferty	b. 1944	Irish	Journalist, playwright	L^[85]
Robert McCall	1958–1991	Canadian	Figure skater	G^[86]
Richard McCann	b. 1949	American	Writer	G^[87]
Stephen McCauley	b. 1955	American	Writer	G^[88]
J.D. McClatchy	b. 1945	American	Writer	G^[88]
Thomas McCosker	b. 1950	Australian	Textile worker, jailed in Fiji for sodomy	G^[89]
Matt McCoy	b. 1966	American	Politician	G^[90]
Scott McCoy	b. 1970	American	Politician	G^[91]
Tarell Alvin McCraney	b. 1980	American	Playwright, actor	G^[92]
Logan McCree	b. 1977	German	Pornographic Actor	B^[93]
Julie McCrossin	b. 1954	Australian	Journalist, comedian	L^[94]
Kevin McDaid	b. 1984	British	Pop singer (V)	G^[95]
Val McDermid	b. 1955	Scottish	Writer	L^[96]
Joe McDermott	b. 1967	American	Politician	G^[97]
Keith McDermott	b. 1953	American	Writer	G^[98]
Andrew J. McDonald	b. 1966	American	Politician	G^[79]
Jon-Marc McDonald	b. 1976	American	Writer, political activist	G^[99]
Joe McElderry	b. 1991	English	Singer, First Ever Gay X Factor UK Winner	G^[100]
Brian McGahen	1952–1990	Australian	LGBT activist	G^[101]
Peter McGehee	1955–1991	Canadian	Writer	G^[102]
Scott McGehee	b. 1962	American	Film director, screenwriter	G^[103]
Kelly McGillis	b. 1957	USA	Actor	L^[104]
Jenn McGinn	b. ?	Canadian	politician	L^[105]
Jamie McGonnigal	b. 1975	American	Actor, producer	G^[88]
Jim McGreevey	b. 1957	American	Governor of New Jersey	G^[106]
Maggie McIntosh	b. 1947	American	Politician, first openly gay person in the Maryland General Assembly	L^[107]
Claude McKay	1889–1948	Jamaican	Writer	B^[108]
Molly McKay	b. 1970	American	Attorney, LGBT rights activist	L^[109]
Ian McKellen	b. 1939	British	Actor, LGBT rights activist	G^[110]
Todd McKenney	b. 1965	Australian	Actor	G^[111]
Larry McKeon	1944–2008	American	Politician	G^[112]
Erin McKeown	b. 1977	American	Pop musician	L^[113]
Kate McKinnon	b. 1983	American	Comedian	L^[114]
Marshall Kirk McKusick	b. 1954	American	Computer scientist	G^[115]
Andrew McLean	b. ?	American	Politician	G^[116]
Colin McLean	b. 1978	Australian	Drag queen, fashion designer	G^[117]
Norman McLaren	1914–1987	Canadian	Animator, film director	G^[118]
Samantha McLeod	b. 1985	Canadian	Actor	L^[119]
Claire McNab	b. 1940	Australian	Writer	L^[120]
Terrence McNally	b. 1939	American	Playwright	G^[121]
John J. McNeill	1925–2015	American	Priest and author	G^[122]
Kristy McNichol	b. 1962	American	Actor	L^[123]
Colin McPhee	1900–1964	Canadian	20th century classical composer, ethnomusicologist	G^[124]
Alexander McQueen	1969–2010	British	Fashion designer	G^[125]
Carmen McRae	1920–1994	American	Jazz musician	L^[126]
David McReynolds	b. 1929	American	Politician, activist	G^[127]
Peter McWilliams	1940–2000	American	Writer, activist	G^[128]
David McVicar	b. 1967	Scottish	Opera director	G^[119]
Marijane Meaker	b. 1927	American	Writer	L^[129]
Kevin Meaney	1956–2016	American	Comedian	G^[130]
Linda Medalen	b. 1965	Norwegian	Football player	L^[131]
Gian Gastone Medici	1671–1737	Tuscan	Last Medici Grand Duke	G^[132]
Benny Medina	b. 1958	American	Talent agent, producer	G^[63]
Robert Medley	1905–1994	English	Artist	G^[133]
Mark Medlock	b. 1978	German	Singer	G^[134]
Benjamin Medrano	b. ?	Mexican	Politician; first openly gay mayor ever elected in Mexico.	G^[135]
Lauren Meece	b. 1983	American	Olympic judoka	L^[136]
Joe Meek	1929–1967	British	Record producer	G^[137]
Ken Mehlman	b. 1966	American	Businessman, Campaign Mgr for George W. Bush	G^[138]
Julie Mehretu	b. 1970	American	Artist	L^[139]
Mary Meigs	1917–2002	American	Painter, writer	L^[140]
Ian Meldrum	b. 1946	Australian	Popular music critic, journalist, musical entrepreneur	G^[141]
Deb Mell	b. 1968	American	Politician	L^[142]
Wendy Melvoin	b. 1964	American	Musician, TV and film composer	L^[143]
Réal Ménard	b. 1962	Canadian	Member of Parliament	G^[144]
Charlotte Mendelson	b. 1972	English	Writer	L^[119]
Rosie Mendez	b. 1963	Puerto Rican	Politician	L^[145]
Rosa Mendes	b. 1979	Canadian	Pro Wrestler	B^[146]
Gian Carlo Menotti	1911–2007	American	20th century classical composer	G^[147]
Billy Merasty	b. 1960	First Nations-Canadian	Actor, writer	G^[148]
Jorge Merced	b. 1965	Puerto Rican	Theatre actor and director	G^[149]
Rick Mercer	b. 1969	Canadian	Television personality, political satirist	G^[150]^[151]
Ismail Merchant	1936–2005	Indian-born British	Film producer	G^[152]
Freddie Mercury	1946–1991	British	Rock musician	B^[153]
William Morris Meredith, Jr.	1919–2007	American	Poet	G^[154]
Billy Merrell	b. 1982	American	Writer	G^[155]
Stephin Merritt	b. 1965	American	Songwriter	G^[156]
Charlotte Mew	1869–1928	English	Poet	L^[157]
Robert Meza	b. ?^[5]	American	Politician	G^[158]
George Michael	1963–2016	British	Pop musician	G^[159]
Tammy Lynn Michaels	b. 1974	American	Actor	L^[160]
Michelangelo	1475–1564	Italian	Sculptor, painter	G^[161]
Andy Mientus	b. 1986	American	Actor	B^[162]
Carole Migden	b. 1948	American	Politician	L^[163]
Mika	b. 1983	British	Singer-songwriter	G^[164]
Kenichi Mikawa	b. 1946	Japanese	Singer, television personality	G^[165]
Harvey Milk	1930–1978	American	Politician, LGBT rights activist	G^[166]
Lorri Millan	b. ?^[5]	Canadian	Performance artists, writers	L^[167]
Eric Millegan	b. 1974	American	Actor	G^[168]
Jacob & Joshua Miller	b. ?^[5]	American	Musicians	G^[169]
Jennifer Miller	b. 1961	American	Circus entertainer, educator	L^[170]
Stephanie Miller	b. 1961	American	Comedian, radio host	L^[171]
Tim Miller	b. 1958	American	Performance artist	G^[172]
Andy Milligan	1929–1991	American	Writer, film director	G^[173]
Scott Mills	b. 1974	English	DJ	G^[174]
Barnaby Miln	b. 1947	British	Activist, Church of England General Synod and Justice of the Peace	G^[175]
Simon Milton	1961–2011	English	Politician	G^[176]
Sal Mineo	1939–1976	American	Actor	B^[177]
Leonard Miron	b. 1969	Romanian	Romanian television and radio presenter, journalist	G^[178]^[179]
Gabriela Mistral	1889–1957	Chilean	Poet, educator, diplomat, feminist, Nobel laureate in literature	L^[180]
Matthew Mitcham	b. 1988	Australian	Diver	G^[181]
John Cameron Mitchell	b. 1963	American	Director, actor	G^[182]
Dimitris Mitropoulos	1896–1960	Greek	Classical conductor, musician and composer	G^[124]
Frédéric Mitterrand	b. 1946	French	Politician	B^[183]
Akihiro Miwa	b. 1935	Japanese	Singer, author, actor, director	G^[184]
David Mixner	b. 1946	American	Activist, author	G^[185]
Heather Mizeur	b. 1972	American	Politician	L^[186]
Isaac Mizrahi	b. 1961	American	Fashion designer	G^[187]
Anika Moa	b. 1980	New Zealand	Pop musician	L^[188]
Jim Moeller	b. 1955	American	Politician	G^[189]
Mary Anne Mohanraj	b. 1971	Sri Lankan	Writer	B^[190]
Emmanuel Moire	b. 1979	French	Singer, composer	G^[191]
Albert Mol	1917–2004	Dutch	Actor, LGBT activist	G^[192]
Vicente Molina Foix	b. 1946	Spanish	Writer, film director	G^[193]
Brian Molko	b. 1972	British-American	Rock musician (Placebo)	B^[194]
Paul Monette	1945–2005	American	Writer	G^[195]
Luke Montgomery	b. 1974	American	Political activist	G^[196]
Matt Moonen	b. ?	American	Politician	G^[197]
Frank C. Moore	1953–2002	American	Painter, designer of the AIDS ribbon	G^[198]
Paul Moore	1919–2003	American	Episcopal Bishop	G^[199]
Perry Moore	1971–2011	American	Screenwriter, director	G^[200]
Steve Moore	1954–2014	American	Comedian	G^[201]
Shani Mootoo	b. 1958	Irish-born Trinidadian-Canadian	Author, multimedia artist, painter, video producer	L^[202]
Dominick Moreno	b. ?	American	Politician	G^[203]
Edwin Morgan	1920–2010	Scottish	Poet	G^[204]
Dany Morin	b. 1985	Canadian	Politician	G^[205]
Chris Morris	b. 1979	British	Activist, journalist	G^[206]
Paul Morris	b. ?^[5]	American	Porn director, producer	G^[207]
Rachel Morrison	b. 1978	American	Cinematographer	L^[208]
Terry Morrison	b. ?^[5]	American	Politician	G^[209]
Daniel David Moses	b. 1952	Canadian	Writer	G^[210]
Bob Mould	b. 1960	American	Rock musician (Hüsker Dü, Sugar)	G^[211]
Megan Mullally	b. 1958	American	Actor	B^[212]
Murathan Mungan	b. 1955	Turkish	Author, poet	G^[213]
Ona Munson	1903–1955	American	Actor	L^[214]
Neculai Constantin Munteanu	b. 1941	Romanian	Anti-communist dissident	G^[215]
Mirjam Müntefering	b. 1969	German	Writer	L^[216]
Alex Munter	b. 1968	Canadian	Politician, journalist	G^[217]
Zeki Müren	1931–1996	Turkish	Actor	G^[218]
Diane Murphy	b. 1964	American	Actor	L^[219]
Peter Murphy	b. 1949	American	Politician	G^[220]
Ryan Murphy	b. 1966	American	Writer, director	G^[221]
F. W. Murnau	1888–1931	German	Director	G^[222]
Ed Murray	b. 1955	American	Politician	G^[223]
Glen Murray	b. 1957	Canadian	Politician	G^[224]
Herbert Muschamp	1947–2007	American	Architecture critic	G^[225]
Max Mutchnick	b. 1965	American	Television producer	G^[226]
Mwanga II of Buganda	1868–1903	Bugandan	King	G^[227]
Billie Myers	b. 1971	English	Pop musician	B^[228]

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