List of people from Houston
This is a list of people who were born, were raised, or have lived in Houston, Texas.
Entertainment, arts, and media personalities
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- Mark Aguhar, multidisciplinary fine artist[1]
- Debbie Allen, choreographer, actress
- Lauren Anderson, ballet dancer[2]
- Wes Anderson, film director
- Archie Bell and the Drells, Soul/R&B music group
- Mark Ballas, ballroom dancer and choreographer from Dancing with the Stars, actor, singer-songwriter and musician (member of duo Alexander Jean)
- Kirko Bangz, rapper[3]
- Donald Barthelme, journalist
- Skye McCole Bartusiak, actress
- Baby Bash, rapper
- Texas Battle, actor
- Frank Beard, percussionist for ZZ Top
- Jeff Bennett, voice actor
- Melissa Benoist, actress[4]
- Michael Berry, from Orange, lawyer and radio talk show host
- Beyoncé, singer, songwriter, and actress
- Clint Black, musician
- Lisa Hartman Black, singer and actress
- B L A C K I E (born Michael LaCour), rapper
- Alexis Bledel, actress
- Maggie Blye, actress
- Craig Bohmler, composer
- Matt Bomer, from Spring, actor
- Booker T (born Booker Huffman Jr.), wrestler
- Danielle Bradbery, from Cypress, Texas, season 4 winner of The Voice
- Jonathan Breck, actor, best known as The Creeper in Jeepers Creepers
- Berkeley Breathed, born in California, cartoonist
- Jean Brooks, actress
- Karamo Brown, television personality and activist
- William Broyles Jr., screenwriter
- Ingrid Burley, rapper and songwriter
- Burnie Burns, filmmaker
- Johnny Bush, country singer
- William Butler, born in California; raised in The Woodlands; musician
- Win Butler, born in California; raised in The Woodlands
- Peter Cambor, actor
- Chandler Canterbury, actor
- Jonathan Caouette, filmmaker
- Chamillionaire (born Hakeem Seriki), rapper
- Machine Gun Kelly (musician), Singer, Rapper, and actor born in Houston, Texas
- Lois Chiles, actress[5]
- Lynn Collins, actress
- Chedda Da Connect, rapper
- Dan Cook, sportswriter
- Peter James Cooper, screenwriter, film producer and businessman
- Nichole Cordova, singer for girl group Girlicious
- Walter Cronkite, television journalist
- Rodney Crowell, musician
- Peter Brett Cullen, actor
- Willie D, rapper
- Alexandria DeBerry, actress
- Loretta Devine, actress
- DhoomBros, YouTube personalities, actors, dancers, entertainers, and DJs[6]
- Ryan Donowho, actor and musician
- Allen Drury, author
- Haylie Duff, actress
- Hilary Duff, actress and singer
- Shelley Duvall, actress
- Ike Eisenmann, sound effects
- Dorian Electra, singer
- Shannon Elizabeth, actress
- Terry Ellis, singer for R&B girl group En Vogue
- Robert Ellis, country singer
- Kelly Emberg, model
- Sean Faris, actor
- Fenix TX, band
- Ashley Fink, actress of Glee
- Suzanne Finstad, author[7]
- Sean Patrick Flanery, actor; from Sugar Land
- Mark Flood, artist
- Jake Flores, comedian
- Tom Ford, designer
- A. J. Foyt, auto racer
- Jeremy Furstenfeld
- Justin Furstenfeld
- Jennifer Garner, born in Houston; raised in Charleston, West Virginia; actress
- Greg Germann, actor
- Geto Boys members
- Billy Gibbons, guitarist and singer for ZZ Top
- Robert Glasper, musician
- Olivia Gonzales, dancer
- Neal Hamil, talent agent
- R.W. Hampton, singer
- Lisa Hartman, actress
- Bill Hicks, comedian
- Dusty Hill, bassist and singer for ZZ Top
- Jay Hooks, blues musician[8]
- Larry Hovis, actor
- Stevie Ray Huffman, Professional Wrestler
- Molly Ivins, journalist
- Cassandra Jean, actress, model[9]
- Mickey Jones, musician
- Mike Jones, rapper
- Nicky Jones, voice actor
- Bradley Jordan, rapper
- Robert Earl Keen, singer
- Ruth Kelley, one of the first women to fly to Antarctica
- Candice King, actress and singer
- Solange Knowles, singer and songwriter
- Liza Koshy, actress and YouTube personality
- Eric Ladin, actor
- Hubert Laws, jazz musician
- Johnny Lee, singer
- Richard Linklater, film director
- Lizzo, singer
- Lyle Lovett, from Klein, musician and actor
- Todd Lowe, actor
- Mark Lowry, Southern gospel vocalist, songwriter and comedian. Formerly sang with the Gaither Vocal Band
- LeToya Luckett, singer
- Debra Maffett, Miss America 1983
- Barbara Mandrell, singer
- Ayanna Jolivet McCloud, visual artist[10]
- Maxine Mesinger, columnist
- Angelbert Metoyer, artist
- Mitchelle'l, singer-songwriter
- Farrah Moan, drag queen and entertainer
- Cole Mohr, model
- Jason Moore, Wikipedia editor and organizer
- Jason Moran, pianist
- Cory Morrow, country singer
- Lecrae Moore, Christian rapper, co-founder of Reach Records
- Johnny Nash, singer
- Edwin Neal, actor
- Michael Nesmith, musician, singer for The Monkees
- Iceman Nick, jeweler and jewelry designer[11]
- Renee O'Connor, actress
- Mary-Jean O'Doherty, opera singer
- Tony Oller, actor
- Annette O'Toole, actress
- Jim Parsons, actor
- David Phelps, Christian singer
- DJ Premier (born Christopher Edward Martin)
- Billy Preston, keyboardist, and singer
- P. J. Proby, singer[12][13]
- Dennis Quaid, actor
- Randy Quaid, actor
- Leven Rambin, actress
- Cierra Ramirez, actress
- Phylicia Rashad, actress
- Dan Rather, from Wharton, television journalist
- Prudencesa Renfro, singer
- Riff Raff (born Horst Christian Simco), rapper
- LaTavia Roberson
- Charlie Robison, singer
- Charlie Robinson, actor
- Kenny Rogers, singer
- Roger Rohatgi, independent film producer and screenwriter, motivational speaker, actor and ordained minister
- Kelly Rowland, singer
- Joshua Rush, actor
- San Kim Sean - martial artist
- Scarface (rapper) (born Brad Terrence Jordan)
- Travis Scott, rapper
- DJ Screw (born Robert Earl Davis, Jr.)
- Joan Severance, actress
- Guitar Shorty
- Anna Nicole Smith, born in Houston; raised in Mexia, model and actress
- Jaclyn Smith, actress
- South Park Mexican (born Carlos Coy)
- Brent Spiner, actor
- Megan Thee Stallion, rapper[14]
- Matt Stone, co-creator of South Park
- Patrick Swayze, actor
- Susan Swift, actress
- Amir Taghi, fashion designer
- B. J. Thomas, singer
- Larry D. Thomas, 2008 Texas State Poet Laureate
- Slim Thug (born Stayve Jerome Thomas), rapper
- Gary Tinterow, art historian and curator
- Don Toliver, rapper
- Allison Tolman, actress
- Nephew Tommy, actor
- Rigo Tovar, emigrated from Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico
- Trae tha Truth (born Frazier Othel Thompson), rapper
- Tommy Tune, dancer and choreographer
- Steve Tyrell, singer and music producer
- Ngozi Ukazu, author[15][16]
- The Undertaker (born Mark William Calaway), wrestler
- Brooke Valentine, singer
- Ameer Vann (former member of Brockhampton), rapper
- Jaci Velasquez, singer
- Sauce Walka, rapper
- Paul Wall, rapper
- Isaiah Washington, actor
- Watermark, band
- Waterparks, band
- William Ward Watkin, architect
- Johnny Guitar Watson, musician, singer, and songwriter
- Alicia Webb, wrestling personality
- Wesley Weston, Jr., rapper
- Al White, actor
- JoBeth Williams, actress
- Chandra Wilson, actress
- Harris Wittels, actor, writer, comedian, musician
- Z-Ro (born Joseph Wayne McVey)
- Renée Zellweger, from Katy, actress
- Gwendolyn Zepeda, author[17]
- Trevor Daniel, singer[18]
- Will Flanary, ophthalmologist and comedian
Business, government, law, and military
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- Elsa Alcala, judge since 2011 of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals[citation needed]
- Monroe Dunaway Anderson, banker; cotton trader; co-founder of Anderson, Clayton and Company; philanthropist; namesake of University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
- Mary Kay Ash, cosmetics mogul[19]
- James A. Baker (born 1821), lawyer and founder of the law firm now known as Baker and Botts.[20]
- James A. Baker (born 1857), lawyer for William Marsh Rice and trustee for Rice University.[21]
- James A. Baker Jr., a lawyer for the law firm now known as Baker and Botts, banker, and real estate developer.[22]
- James A. Baker III, White House chief of staff, Secretary of State[23]
- Nandita Berry, Houston lawyer and 109th Secretary of State of Texas[24]
- Paul Bettencourt, member of the Texas State Senate from District 7[25]
- Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com[26]
- Bill Blythe, Houston realtor and former state representative[27]
- Paul Bremond, merchant and railroad developer.[28]
- George H. W. Bush, 43rd Vice President and 41st President of the United States; father of George W. Bush
- George W. Bush, former Governor of Texas (1995–2000) and 43rd President of the United States; son of George H.W. Bush
- Jeb Bush, former Governor of Florida (1999–2007), and former 2016 presidential candidate; brother of George W. Bush
- Briscoe Cain, Republican member of the Texas House
- William L. Clayton, cotton trader; cofounder of Anderson Clayton Co., government official
- Ted Cruz, U.S. senator from Texas; former 2016 Republican presidential candidate
- Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Inc.[29]
- Richard W. Dowling, Civil War officer[30]
- Anna Johnson Dupree (1891–1977), business owner and philanthropist
- Les Eaves, Republican member of the Arkansas House of Representatives for White County; former Houston resident[31]
- Gary Elkins, politician[32]
- Tilman J. Fertitta, businessman and reality TV personality
- Nobia A. Franklin (1892–1934), African American beauty mogul
- Jay F. Honeycutt, former director of the Kennedy Space Center; began career in Houston in 1966 as engineer at Johnson Space Center[33]
- Edward Mandell House, diplomat, a commissioner of the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, and advisor of Woodrow Wilson.[34]
- Joan Huffman, politician[35]
- Howard Hughes, billionaire aviator, film producer[36]
- Thad Hutcheson, politician[37]
- Jesse H. Jones, politician[38]
- Barbara Jordan, U.S. Representative[39]
- Mickey Leland, politician[40]
- James E. Lyon, banker[41]
- Gray H. Miller, Senior United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas[42]
- Steve Munisteri, politician[43]
- David Newell, judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9[44]
- Tom Oliverson, anesthesiologist and incoming state representative for District 130[45]
- Dan Patrick, Lieutenant Governor of Texas, outgoing member of the Texas State Senate
- Dennis Paul, state representative from District 129 in Harris County[46]
- Gilbert Pena, incoming 2015 Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from Pasadena, lived in Houston prior to 1992[47]
- Jack Porter, U.S. Senate candidate in 1948 and a builder of the modern Texas Republican Party[48]
- Leighton Schubert, state representative from Caldwell, Texas; former Houston resident[49]
- Jim Sharp, state court judge, 2009–2014
- Stephen Susman (1941–2020), plaintiffs attorney and a founding partner of Susman Godfrey
- Kathryn J. Whitmire, first female Mayor of Houston; served five terms
- Jared Woodfill, Houston attorney and former chairman of the Harris County Republican Party[50]
- Kevin Patrick Yeary, judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, based in San Antonio; former assistant district attorney for Harris County[51]
Religion
- Yolanda Adams
- Charles L. Allen
- Kim Burrell
- Finis Alonzo Crutchfield
- Rafael Cruz
- Yusuf Estes
- Jerry Johnston
- David Koresh
- Hal Lindsey
- Joel Osteen
- Paul Pressler
- Hyman Judah Schachtel
- Marianne Williamson
Science
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- Red Adair, oil-well firefighter
- Denton Cooley, heart surgeon
- Michael DeBakey, heart surgeon
- James "Red" Duke, trauma surgeon
- Bonnie J. Dunbar, astronaut, professor, Director of Aerospace Engineering and Director of STEM Center at the University of Houston
- Mary K. Estes, Ph.D., professor in molecular virology and microbiology and in medicine-gastroenterology at Baylor College of Medicine, founding director of the Texas Medical Center Digestive Diseases Center
- William V. Houston, physicist and president of Rice University
- Lydia Kavraki, Ph.D., computer scientist
- Dr. Ellen Ochoa, Director of NASA Johnson Space Center, veteran astronaut
- Richard Smalley, chemist, physicist and astronomer; recipient of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1996)
- Robert Woodrow Wilson, astronomer; born in Houston and graduated from Rice University (1957); recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1976)
Athletics
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- Cammile Adams, Olympic swimmer[52]
- Sam Adams, football player[53]
- Lance Alworth, football player[54]
- Heather Armbrust, IFBB professional bodybuilder[55]
- Tim Atchison, former American football player[56]
- H. B. Bailey, auto racer
- Harold Bailey, football player[57]
- Keith Baldwin, football player
- Joey Banes, football player[58]
- Daniel Bard, Major League Baseball (MLB)) pitcher
- Pat Batteaux, football player
- Shane Baz (born 1999), MLB pitcher[59]
- Simone Biles, gymnast
- Michael Bishop, football player[60]
- Booker T (born Booker Tio Huffman, Jr.), professional wrestler[61]
- Jason Bourgeois, baseball player[62]
- Michael Bourn, former MLB outfielder who played for the Houston Astros[63]
- Jeff Bourns, tennis player[64]
- Joe Bowman, marksman of the American West[65]
- Ken Bradshaw, big wave surfer
- Jimmy Butler, NBA basketball player
- Mark Calaway, professional wrestler
- Tina Chandler, IFBB professional bodybuilder[66]
- Jermall Charlo, boxer
- Roger Clemens, former MLB pitcher who played for the Houston Astros[67]
- Brad Coleman, auto racer[68]
- Carl Crawford, baseball player[69]
- Dalip Rana (The Great Khali), professional wrestler, promoter, model and actor[70]
- Sedrick Curry, football player[71]
- Andy Dalton, football player, from Katy, Texas[72]
- Santia Deck, athlete[73]
- Jimmy Demaret, golfer
- Gerald Dockery, football player[74]
- Karl Douglas, football player[75]
- Clyde Drexler, basketball player
- Donald Driver, retired football player
- Tyler Duffey, Baseball Player
- Adam Dunn, baseball player[76]
- Aaron Durley, basketball player[77]
- George Foreman, boxer[78]
- Eddie Foster, NFL player[79]
- A. J. Foyt, auto racer[80]
- Andrew Friedman, MLB executive
- Zina Garrison, tennis player, born in Houston; resident of Missouri City, Texas[81]
- Donovan Greer, football player[82]
- Brittney Griner, basketball player
- Ben Guez, baseball player
- Charlie Haas, retired professional wrestler
- Brede Hangeland, soccer player
- Lindsey Harding, basketball player[83]
- Will Harris, MLB relief pitcher who played for the Houston Astros[84]
- D. J. Hayden, professional football player currently on the Oakland Raiders
- Warrick Holdman, football player[85]
- Jonathan Horton, gymnast[86]
- Jalen Hurts, football player[87]
- Germain Ifedi, football player
- Steve Jackson, former defensive back who is currently the senior offensive assistant for the Atlanta Falcons
- Craig James, football player[88]
- Brandon Jordan, football player[89]
- DeAndre Jordan, basketball player
- Kaitlyn, wrestler[90]
- Joshua Kalu, football player[91]
- Scott Kazmir, MLB pitcher who played for the Houston Astros[92]
- Greg Kindle, football player[93]
- Gary Kubiak, football coach
- Iris Kyle, ten-time overall Ms. Olympia professional bodybuilder[94]
- Rashard Lewis, basketball player[95]
- Tara Lipinski, figure skater, Olympic gold medalist, from Sugar Land[96]
- Denzel Livingston (born 1993), basketball player for Hapoel Kfar Saba of the Israeli Liga Leumit[97]
- James Loney, baseball player[98]
- Andrew Luck, football player[99]
- Marie Mahoney, outfielder, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player[100]
- Guy Mezger, mixed martial artist
- Tyler Myers, ice hockey player
- Josh Nebo (born 1997), basketball player for Maccabi Tel Aviv of the Israeli Premier Basketball League
- Chiney Ogwumike, basketball player
- Emeka Okafor, basketball player[101]
- Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia, IFBB professional bodybuilder
- Josh Pastner, college basketball coach
- Andy Pettitte, former MLB pitcher from Deer Park, Texas, who played for the Houston Astros[102]
- Gene Phillips, basketball player[103]
- Mel Renfro, football player[104]
- Mary Lou Retton, gymnast, 1984 Olympic gold medalist
- Cody Risien, football player[105]
- Taylor Rochestie (born 1985) American-Montenegrin player in the Israel Basketball Premier League[106]
- Michael Russell, tennis player[107]
- Kevin Schwantz, motorcycle racer[108]
- Bob Smith, football player[109]
- David Starr, auto racer[110]
- Kohl Stewart, professional baseball pitcher for the Minnesota Twins[111]
- Michael Strahan, American-German retired football player, actor, and television personality; currently hosts Good Morning America and NFL on FOX; born and raised in Houston before moving to Mannheim, (West) Germany[112]
- Mike Swick, UFC fighter[113]
- Thurman Thomas, football player from Missouri City, Texas[114]
- Tyler Thornburg, baseball player
- Justin Tucker, football player (kicker)
- Will Vest, Professional Baseball Player
- Billy Wade, auto racer[115]
- Bones Weatherly, football player[116]
- Kaitlyn Weaver, Olympic ice dancer
- Ruston Webster, Scout for the Atlanta Falcons
- Kip Wells, baseball player[117]
- Billy Welu, professional bowler
- Reggie White, football player[118]
- Alfred Williams, football player[119]
- Willie Williams, football player[120]
- Woody Williams, former MLB pitcher who played for the Houston Astros[121]
- George Wright, football player[122]
- James Young, football player[123]
- Joe Young, basketball player
- Vince Young, football player[124]
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