List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: T–V
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The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" was not 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,[update] Americans are divided – a majority (60 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 33 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.
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Name | Lifetime[5] | Nationality | Notable as | Notes[6] |
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Lea Tahuhu | b. 1990 | New Zealand | Cricketer | L[7] |
Abdellah Taïa | b. 1973 | Moroccan | Author, filmmaker | G[8] |
Blyth Tait | b. 1961 | New Zealand | Equestrian | G[9] |
Gengoroh Tagame | b. 1964 | Japanese | manga artist | G[10] |
Mutsuo Takahashi | b. 1937 | Japanese | Author, poet | G[11] |
Mark Takano | b. 1960 | American | Politician | G[12] |
George Takei | b. 1937 | American | Actor | G[13] |
Nanae Takizawa | b. 1987 | Japanese | Volleyball player | L[14] |
Michael Talbot | 1953–1992 | American | Author | G[15] |
André Leon Talley | b. 1949 | American | Editor | G[16] |
Mariko Tamaki | b. 1975 | Canadian | Writer, artist | L[17] |
Daniel Tammet | b. 1979 | English | Memorist, autistic savant | G[18] |
Theo Tams | b. 1975 | Canadian | Pop singer | G[19] |
Yen Tan | b. 1975 | Malaysian-American | Filmmaker | G[20] |
Tristan Taormino | b. 1971 | American | Author, columnist, film director | B[21] |
Edward Tarletski | b. 1974 | Belarusian | Drag comedy musician, human rights activists | G[22] |
John Tartaglia | b. 1978 | American | Puppeteer, actor | G[23] |
Drew Tarver | b. 1985 | American | Actor, comedian | B[24] |
Juan de Tassis, 2nd Count of Villamediana | 1582–1682 | Spanish | Writer | B[25] |
Peter Tatchell | b. 1952 | Australian-British | LGBT rights activist, politician | G[26] |
Carolyn Taylor | b. ? | Canadian | Actor, comedian | L[27] |
Cecil Taylor | 1929–2018 | American | Jazz musician | G[28] |
Holland Taylor | b. 1943 | American | Actor | L[29] |
Laurette Taylor | 1884–1946 | American | Actor | L[30] |
Paul Taylor | 1930-2018 | American | Dancer, choreographer | G[31] |
Rashad Taylor | b. 1981 | American | Politician | G[32] |
Rip Taylor | 1935–2019 | American | Comedian, actor | G[33] |
Robert V. Taylor | b. 1959 | South African | Clergy | G[26] |
Robin Lord Taylor | b. 1978 | American | Actor | G[34] |
Valerie Taylor | 1913–1997 | American | Writer, poet, activist | L[35] |
Bex Taylor-Klaus | b. 1994 | American | Actor | L[36] |
Modest Ilyich Tchaikovsky | 1850–1916 | Russian | Dramatist, librettist, translator | G[37] |
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | 1840–1893 | Russian | Classical music composer | G[38][39] |
Pavel Tchelitchew | 1898–1957 | Russian | Artist | G[40] |
Michelle Tea | b. 1971 | American | Writer, poet | L[41] |
Clare Teal | b. 1973 | English | Jazz musician | L[42] |
Arjen Teeuwissen | b. 1971 | Dutch | Equestrian | G[43] |
Judite Teixeira | 1880–1959 | Portuguese | Writer | L[44] |
Hédi Temessy | 1925–2001 | Hungarian | Actor | L[45] |
Alice Temple | b. ?[5] | English | Pop musician, BMX racer | L[46] |
Ösel Tendzin | 1943–1990 | American | Buddhist Lama | B[47] |
Neil Tennant | b. 1954 | English | Pop musician (Pet Shop Boys) | G[26] |
Stephen Tennant | 1906–1987 | English | Aristocrat | G[48] |
Grigory Teplov | 1717–1779 | Russian | Academic administrator | G[49] |
J.T. Tepnapa | b. 1977 | American | Writer, producer, actor, director | G[50] |
Fernando Tejero | b. 1967 | Spanish | Actor | G[51] |
Hermann von Teschenberg | 1866–1911 | Austrian | Barrister, translator, LGBT rights activist | G[52] |
Mario Testino | b. 1954 | Peruvian | Photographer | G[53] |
David Testo | b. 1981 | American | Soccer player | G[54] |
Giovanni Testori | 1923–1993 | Italian | Writer, playwright, art historian, literary critic | G[55] |
Mark Tewksbury | b. 1968 | Canadian | Swimmer | G[56] |
Nik Thakkar | b. 1988 | English | Multi-disciplinary artist | G[57] |
Sister Rosetta Tharpe | 1915-1973 | American | Gospel musician | B[58][59] |
Carole Thate | b. 1971 | Dutch | Field hockey player | L[60] |
William Thetford | 1923–1988 | American | Psychologist | G[61] |
Jean-Yves Thibaudet | b. 1961 | French | Classical musician | G[62] |
Peter Thiel | b. 1967 | American | Entrepreneur, venture capitalist | G[63] |
Olivia Thirlby | b. 1986 | American | Actor | B[64] |
Gareth Thomas | b. 1974 | Welsh | Rugby player | G[65] |
Josh Thomas | b. 1987 | Australian | Comedian | G[66] |
Owen Thomas | b. 1972 | American | Blogger, website executive | G[67] |
Dunstan Thompson | 1918–1975 | American | Poet | G[68] |
Scott Thompson | b. 1959 | Canadian | Comedian | G[69] |
Tessa Thompson | b. 1983 | American | Actor | B[70] |
Gordon Thomson | b. 1945 | Canadian | Actor | G[71] |
Ross Thomson | b. 1987 | Scottish | Politician | G[72] |
Virgil Thomson | 1896–1989 | American | Classical music composer | G[73] |
Tomas Thordarson | b. 1974 | Danish-Icelandic | Pop singer | G[74] |
Markus Thormeyer | b. 1997 | Canadian | Swimmer | G[75] |
Bella Thorne | b. 1997 | American | Actor, singer | B[76] |
Tracy Thorne-Begland | b. 1966 | American | Judge; 1st openly gay jurist elected by the Virginia General Assembly | G[77] |
Ian Thorpe | b. 1982 | Australian | Swimmer | G[78] |
David Thorstad | b. 1941 | American | Activist, historian | B[79] |
Ingrid Thunem | b. 1989 | Norwegian | Paralympic swimmer | L[80] |
Wallace Thurman | 1902–1934 | American | Writer | G[81] |
Elliot Tiber | b. 1935 | American | Writer | G[82] |
Tiberius | 42 BC – 37 AD | Roman | Emperor | B[83] |
Tatiana de la Tierra | 1961–2012 | Colombian-American | Writer | L[84] |
John Tiffany | b. 1971 | English | Theatre director | G[85] |
Kari S. Tikka | 1944–2006 | Finnish | Legal scholar | G[86] |
Bill Tilden | 1893–1953 | American | Athlete | G[87] |
Wolfgang Tillmans | b. 1968 | German | Artist | G[26] |
Michael Tilson Thomas | b. 1944 | American | Classical conductor, composer and musician | G[88] |
Agnaldo Timóteo | b. 1936 | Brazilian | Singer, politician | G[89] |
Ted Tinling | 1910–1990 | English | Athlete, fashion designer | G[90] |
Vladimir Tintor | b. 1978 | Serbian | Actor | G[91] |
Michael Tippett | 1905–1998 | English | 20th century classical composer | G[92] |
Richard Tisei | b. 1962 | American | Politician | G[93] |
Matthew Titone | b. 1961 | American | Politician, lawyer | G[94] |
Tomas Tobé | b. 1978 | Swedish | Politician | G[95] |
Ronnie Tober | b. 1945 | Dutch | Pop musician | G[96] |
Mark Tobey | 1890–1976 | American | Abstract expressionist painter | G[97] |
Andrew Tobias | b. 1947 | American | Journalist, writer | G[98] |
Evan Todd | b. 1989 | American | Actor, producer | G[99] |
Margaret Todd | 1859–1918 | Scottish | Physician | L[100] |
Patricia Todd | b. 1955 | American | Politician | L[101] |
Colm Tóibín | b. 1955 | Irish | Writer | G[102] |
Jani Toivola | b. 1977 | Finnish | Actor, dancer, politician | G[103] |
Sandi Toksvig | b. 1958 | Danish-British | TV and radio personality | L[26] |
Clyde Tolson | 1900–1975 | American | Associate Director of the FBI | G[104][105][106] |
Henryk Tomaszewski | 1919–2001 | Polish | Mime | G[107] |
Lily Tomlin | b. 1939 | American | Actor, comedian | L[108] |
Maurice Tomlinson | b. 1971 | Jamaican | Attorney, law lecturer, LGBT and HIV activist | G[109] |
Pier Vittorio Tondelli | 1955–1991 | Italian | Writer | G[110] |
Karen Tongson | b. 1973 | American | Cultural critic, writer, queer studies scholar | L[111] |
Bruno Tonioli | b. 1955 | Italian-English | Dancer, choreographer | G[112] |
Philip Toone | b. 1965 | Canadian | Politician | G[113] |
Soxie Topacio | 1952–2017 | Filipino | Actor, director, comedian | G[114] |
Jools & Lynda Topp | b. 1958 | New Zealand | Pop musicians | L[115] |
Art Torres | b. 1946 | American | Politician | G[116] |
Julio Torres | b. 1987 | Salvadoran | Writer, comedian | G[117] |
Ritchie Torres | b. 1988 | American | Politician; 1st openly gay candidate to be elected to legislative office in The Bronx | G[118] |
Nico Tortorella | b. 1988 | American | Actor, model | B[119] |
Peterson Toscano | b. 1965 | American | Playwright, actor, LGBT rights activist | G[120] |
Noel Tovey | b. 1934 | Australian | Dancer, choreographer, actor | G[121] |
Russell Tovey | b. 1981 | English | Actor | G[122] |
Andy Towle | b. 1967 | American | Journalist, blogger | G[123] |
Prescott Townsend | 1894–1973 | American | Activist | G[124] |
Sylvia Townsend Warner | 1893–1978 | English | Writer | B[125] |
Pete Townshend | b. 1945 | English | Musician, singer-songwriter (The Who) | B[126] |
Jim Toy | b. 1930 | American | LGBT rights activist | G[127] |
Robert Tracy | 1955–2007 | American | Dancer, writer, educator, activist | G[128] |
Trajan | 53–117 AD | Roman | Soldier, emperor | G[129] |
Jeff Trandahl | b. 1964 | American | Politician | G[130] |
Justin Tranter | b. 1980 | American | Musician, songwriter, activist | G[131] |
Stephen Trask | b. 1967 | American | Rock musician, film composer | G[132] |
P.L. Travers | 1899–1996 | Australian-British | Novelist, actor, journalist | B[133] |
Philip Treacy | b. 1967 | Irish | Milliner | G[26] |
Ronald Tree | 1897–1976 | English | Politician | G[134] |
Violet Trefusis | 1894–1972 | English | Writer | L[135] |
Lucie Blue Tremblay | b. 1958 | Canadian | Folk-rock musician | L[136] |
Michel Tremblay | b. 1942 | Canadian | Writer, playwright | G[137] |
Roland Michel Tremblay | b. 1972 | Canadian | Writer | G[138] |
Bobby Trendy | b. 1981 | American | Interior decorator, TV personality | G[139] |
Charles Trenet | 1913–2001 | French | Singer | G[140] |
Taylor Trensch | b. 1989 | American | Stage actor | G[141] |
Djuan Trent | b. 1986 | American | YouTube personality, former beauty pageant titleholder | L[142] |
Anette Trettebergstuen | b. 1981 | Norwegian | Politician | L[143] |
Monika Treut | b. 1954 | German | Filmmaker | L[144] |
João Silvério Trevisan | b. 1944 | Brazilian | Writer | G[145] |
Patrick Trevor-Roper | 1916–2004 | English | Doctor, LGBT rights activist | G[146] |
Mark Trevorrow | b. 1959 | Australian | Comedian | G[147] |
Tony Tripoli | b. 1969 | American | Actor | G[148] |
Rose Troche | b. 1964 | American | Filmmaker | L[149] |
Walter Tróchez | 1982–2009 | Honduran | LGBT rights advocate | G[150] |
Zdeněk Troška | b. 1953 | Czech | Film director | G[151] |
Rembert S. Truluck | b. 1934 | American | Clergy | G[152] |
Mary L. Trump | b. 1965 | American | Psychologist, businessperson, author, niece of Donald Trump | L[153] |
Michael Trusnovec | b. ?[5] | American | Dancer | G[154] |
Tom Tryon | 1926–1991 | American | Actor, writer | G[155] |
Kevin Tsai | b. 1962 | Taiwanese | TV host, writer | G[156] |
Tsai Ming-liang | b. 1957 | Taiwanese | Film director | G[157] |
Yannis Tsarouchis | 1910–1989 | Greek | Artist | G[158] |
Christos Tsiolkas | b. 1965 | Australian | Writer | G[159] |
Olga Tsuberbiller | 1885–1975 | Russian | Mathematician | L[160] |
Marina Tsvetaeva | 1892–1941 | Russian | Poet, writer | B[161] |
Sam Tsui | b. 1989 | American | Singer, YouTube personality | G[162] |
Torvald Tu | 1893–1955 | Norwegian | Poet, playwright, novelist | G[163] |
Esera Tuaolo | b. 1968 | American | Football player | G[164] |
Yi-Fu Tuan | b. 1930 | Chinese-American | Geographer | G[165] |
Corin Tucker | b. 1972 | American | Rock musician (Heavens to Betsy, Sleater-Kinney) | B[166] |
Antony Tudor | 1908–1987 | English | Dancer, choreographer | G[167] |
Henry Scott Tuke | 1858–1929 | English | Painter, photographer | G[168] |
Karen X. Tulchinsky | b. ?[5] | Canadian | Writer | L[169] |
Tommy Tune | b. 1939 | American | Actor, dancer, choreographer, theater director | G[170] |
Thomas M. Tunney | b. 1955 | American | Entrepreneur, politician | G[171] |
Alan Turing | 1912–1954 | English | Mathematician, cryptographer | G[172] |
Colin Turnbull | 1924–1994 | American | Anthropologist | G[173] |
Guinevere Turner | b. 1968 | American | Actor, writer | L[174] |
Stephen Twigg | b. 1966 | English | Politician | G[175] |
Cy Twombly | 1928–2011 | American | Painter | B[176] |
James Tynion IV | b. 1987 | American | Comic book writer | B[177] |
Oras Tynkkynen | b. 1977 | Finnish | Politician | G[178] |
Sebastian Tynkkynen | b. 1989 | Finnish | Politician | G[179] |
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Gal Uchovsky | b. 1958 | Israeli | Screenwriter, producer, journalist, activist, TV personality | G[180] |
Nicholas Udall | 1504–1556 | English | Playwright, schoolmaster | G[181] |
Georg Uecker | b. 1962 | German | Actor | G[182] |
Wilhelm Uhde | 1874–1947 | German | Art historian | G[183] |
Neda Ulaby | b. circa. 1970 | American | Reporter | L[184] |
Jessie Ulibarri | b. ?[5] | American | Politician | G[185] |
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs | 1825–1895 | German | Activist, writer | G[186] |
Luz María Umpierre | b. 1947 | Puerto Rican | Poet, scholar, human rights activist | L[187] |
Katie Underwood | b. 1975 | Australian | Pop singer (Bardot) | B[188] |
Tyrone Unsworth | 2003–2016 | Australian | Youth who committed suicide due to anti-gay bullying | G[189] |
Jorma Uotinen | b. 1950 | Finnish | Dancer, singer, choreographer | B[190] |
Dave Upthegrove | b. 1971 | American | Politician | G[191] |
Enoé Uranga | b. 1963 | Mexican | Politician; 1st openly lesbian member of the state legislature | L[192] |
Brandon Uranowitz | b. 1986 | American | Actor | G[193] |
Marcus Urban | b. 1971 | German | Footballer; Diversity adviser and campaigner | G[194] |
Brendon Urie | b. 1987 | American | Singer, songwriter, musician (Panic! at the Disco) | B[195] |
Michael Urie | b. 1980 | American | Actor | G[196] |
Fred Urquhart | 1912–1995 | Scottish | Writer | G[197] |
Justin Utley | b. ?[5] | American | Singer-songwriter | G[198] |
Sergey Uvarov | 1786–1855 | Russian | Statesman, scholar, Minister of National Education | G[199] |
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James Vacca | b. 1955 | American | Politician | G[200] |
Christine Vachon | b. 1962 | American | Film producer | L[16] |
Brian Vahaly | b. 1979 | American | Tennis player | G[201] |
Urvashi Vaid | b. 1958 | Indian-American | LGBT rights activist, lawyer | L[202] |
Sarah Vaillancourt | b. 1985 | Canadian | Ice hockey player | L[203] |
Alisa Valdes | b. 1969 | American | Author, journalist, producer | B[204] |
Lupe Valdez | b. 1947 | American | Sheriff | L[205] |
Max Valiquette | b. 1973 | Canadian | Pop culture expert, TV personality | G[206] |
Nils-Aslak Valkeapää | 1943–2001 | Finnish-Sámi | Writer, musician, artist | G[207] |
Fernando Vallejo | b. 1942 | Colombian-Mexican | Author, filmmaker | G[208] |
Pierre Vallières | 1938–1998 | Canadian | Journalist, writer | G[209] |
Philippe Vallois | b. 1948 | French | Filmmaker | G[210] |
Louis Van Amstel | b. 1972 | Dutch-American | Dancer, choreographer | G[211] |
Danitra Vance | 1954–1994 | American | Comedian, actor | L[212] |
Courtney Vandersloot | b. 1989 | American | Basketball player | L[213] |
Jonathan Van Ness | b. 1987 | American | Hairdresser, podcaster, TV personality | G[214] |
Gus Van Sant | b. 1952 | American | Film director, photographer, musician | G[215] |
Alison Van Uytvanck | b. 1994 | Belgian | Tennis player | L[216] |
Carl Van Vechten | 1880–1964 | American | Writer, photographer | G[217] |
Tim Van Zandt | b. 1963 | American | Politician, nurse, accountant | G[218] |
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr. | 1907–1968 | American | government official, politician | G[219] |
Luther Vandross | 1951–2005 | American | Singer, songwriter, record producer | G[220] |
Trent Vanegas | b. 1975 | American | Blogger | G[221] |
Kirsten Vangsness | b. 1972 | American | Actor, writer | B[222] |
Ruth Vanita | b. 1955 | Indian | Academic, activist | L[223] |
Cherry Vann | b. 1958 | British | Bishop of Monmouth | L[224] |
Robert Vano | b. 1948 | Czech | Photographer | G[225] |
Leo Varadkar | b. 1979 | Irish | Taoiseach of Ireland | G[226] |
Chavela Vargas | 1919–2012 | Mexican | Singer | L[227] |
Jose Antonio Vargas | b. 1981 | Filipino-American | Journalist | G[228] |
António Variações | 1944–1984 | Portuguese | Pop musician | G[229] |
Jeff Varner | b. 1966 | American | Real estate agent, reality show contestant | G[230] |
Vibeke Vasbo | b. 1944 | Danish | Writer, activist | L[231] |
Junior Vasquez | b. 1946 | American | DJ, musician | G[232] |
John Vassall | 1924–1996 | English | Civil servant, spy | G[233] |
Gianni Vattimo | b. 1936 | Italian | Politician, writer, philosopher | G[234] |
Keith Vaughan | 1912–1977 | English | Painter | G[235] |
R. M. Vaughan | b. 1965 | Canadian | Poet, writer | G[236] |
Ron Vawter | 1948–1994 | American | Actor | G[237] |
Carmen Vázquez | b. 1949[5] | Puerto Rican | Activist, writer | L[238] |
Jesús Vázquez | b. 1965 | Spanish | TV presenter | G[239] |
Jorge Javier Vázquez | b. 1970 | Spanish | TV presenter, writer, actor | G[240] |
Dan Veatch | b. 1965 | American | Swimmer | G[241] |
Elihu Vedder | 1836–1923 | American | Painter, illustrator | G[242] |
Nina Vedeneyeva | 1882–1955 | Russian | Physicist | L[243] |
Tanel Veenre | b. 1977 | Estonian | Jewelry artist, designer | G[244] |
Jennifer Veiga | b. 1962 | American | Politician | L[245] |
Werner Veigel | 1928–1995 | German | News presenter | G[246] |
José de Meneses da Silveira e Castro, 2nd Marquis of Valada | 1826–1895 | Portuguese | Nobleman, politician | G[247] |
Henri Velandia | b. 1983 | Venezuelan | Dancer | G[248] |
Patricia Velásquez | b. 1971 | Venezuelan | Actor, model | B[249] |
Ivan Velez Jr. | b. 1961 | American | Writer, illustrator, cartoonist | G[250] |
Jane Velez-Mitchell | b. 1955/1956 | American | TV journalist | L[251] |
Glen Vella | b. 1983 | Maltese | Singer | G[252] |
Maurice Vellekoop | b. 1964 | Canadian | Illustrator, comics artist | G[253] |
Nichi Vendola | b. 1958 | Italian | Politician | G[254] |
Anthony Venn-Brown | b. 1951 | Australian | Author, former evangelist | G[255] |
Dan Vera | b. ?[5] | American | Poet | G[256] |
Gerda Verburg | b. 1957 | Dutch | Politician | L[257] |
Vergil | b. 70 BC | Roman | Poet | G[258] |
Paul Verlaine | 1844–1896 | French | Poet | B[259] |
Rob Verlinden | b. 1950 | Dutch | TV personality | G[260] |
Reg Vermue | b. ?[5] | Canadian | Rock musician | G[261] |
Jim Verraros | b. 1983 | American | Pop musician, reality TV show contestant | G[262] |
Nick Verreos | b. 1967 | American | Fashion designer | G[263] |
Gianni Versace | 1946–1997 | Italian | Fashion designer | G[264] |
Mike Verschuur | b. 1987 | Dutch | Racing driver | G[265] |
Johan Verstreken | b. 1964 | Belgian | TV presenter, politician | G[266] |
Börje Vestlund | b. 1960 | Swedish | Politician | G[267] |
Théophile de Viau | 1590–1626 | French | Poet, dramatist | G[268] |
Vice Ganda | b. 1976 | Filipino | Comedian, TV presenter, actor, singer | G[269] |
Gore Vidal | 1925–2012 | American | Writer, actor | B[270] |
Ólína Guðbjörg Viðarsdóttir | b. 1982 | Icelandic | Footballer | L[271] |
Paco Vidarte | 1970–2008 | Spanish | Writer, LGBT rights activist | G[272] |
Lena Videkull | b. 1962 | Swedish | Footballer | L[273] |
Salka Viertel | 1889–1978 | Ukrainian-American | Actor, screenwriter | L[274] |
Filipp Vigel | 1786–1856 | Russian | Diplomat, memoirist | G[275] |
Robert G. Vignola | 1882–1953 | Italian-American | Actor, film director, screenwriter | G[276] |
Archduke Ludwig Viktor of Austria | 1842–1919 | Austrian | Nobleman | G[277] |
Bruce Vilanch | b. 1948 | American | Comedy writer, actor | G[278] |
Hervé Vilard | b. 1946 | French | Pop singer | G[279] |
Sunette Viljoen | b, 1983 | South African | Cricketer, track and field athlete | L[280] |
Horacio Villalobos | b. 1970 | Mexican | TV host, actor | G[281] |
Tom Villard | 1953–1994 | American | Actor | G[282] |
Agustí Villaronga | b. 1953 | Spanish | Director | G[283] |
José Villarrubia | b. 1961 | American | Artist | G[284] |
Xavier Villaurrutia | 1903–1950 | Mexican | Poet, playwright | G[285] |
Jason Villegas | b. 1977 | American | Artist | G[286] |
George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham | 1592–1628 | English | Politician | G[287][288] |
Linda Villumsen | b. 1985 | Danish-New Zealand | Road racing cyclist | L[289] |
Diego Viñales | b. circa 1946/1947–1970 | Argentine | Student who died during a police raid in a New York gay bar | G[290] |
Norah Vincent | b. 1968 | American | Journalist | L[291] |
Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge | 1887–1963 | British | Sculptor. translator | L[292] |
Leonardo da Vinci | 1452–1519 | Italian (Florentine) | Artist, scientist, engineer, inventor | G[293][294][295] |
Donald Vining | 1917–1998 | American | Writer | G[296] |
Michelle Visage | b. 1968 | American | Singer (The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M.), TV host, TV Producer, Radio DJ | L[297] |
Luchino Visconti | 1906–1976 | Italian | Filmmaker | G[298] |
Pavel Vítek | b. 1962 | Czech | Pop musician, actor | G[299] |
Pabllo Vittar | b. 1994 | Brazilian | Singer-songwriter, drag queen | G[300] |
Renée Vivien | 1877–1909 | English | Poet | L[301] |
Claude Vivier | 1948–1983 | Canadian | 20th century classical composer | G[302] |
Lisa-Marie Vizaniari | b. 1971 | Australian | Athlete, discus thrower | L[303] |
Danh Vō | b. 1975 | Vietnamese-Dutch | Artist | G[304] |
Anna Vock | 1885–1962 | Swiss | Journalist, gay rights activist | L[305] |
Bruce Voeller | 1934–1994 | American | Biologist, HIV/AIDS researcher | G[306] |
Paula Vogel | b. 1951 | American | Playwright | L[307] |
Paul C. Vogt | b. 1964 | American | Actor, comedian | G[308] |
Julia Volkova | b. 1985 | Russian | Pop singer (t.A.T.u.) | B[309] |
Lucie Voňková | b. 1992 | Czech | Footballer | L[310] |
Hein Vos | 1903–1972 | Dutch | Politician | G[311] |
Pierre de Vos | b. 1963 | South African | Constitutional law scholar | G[312] |
Daniel Vosovic | b. 1981 | American | Fashion designer | G[313] |
Barbora Votíková | b. 1996 | Czech | Footballer | L[314] |
Dylan Vox | b. 1978 | American | Actor, producer | G[315] |
Božo Vrećo | b. 1983 | Bosnian | Singer, musician | G[316] |
Delwin Vriend | b. 1966 | Canadian | LGBT rights activist | G[317] |
Ocean Vuong | b. 1988 | American | Writer | G[318] |
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