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Edwin van der Sar – Andrea del Sarto

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Edwin van der Sar · Sarah · The Sarah Jane Adventures · Saraiki language · Sarajevo · José Saramago · Sarandë · Susan Sarandon · Saransk · Sarasota, Florida · Sarasvati River · Saraswati · USS Saratoga (CV-3) · Saratoga campaign · Saratoga County, New York · Saratoga Springs, New York · Saratov Oblast · Sarawak · Sarbanes–Oxley Act · Sarcasm · Sarcófago · Sarcoidosis · Sarcoma · Sarcophagus · Sarcopterygii · Sardine · Sardinia · Sardinian language · Sardis · John Singer Sargent · Malcolm Sargent · Sargodha · Sargon II · Serzh Sargsyan · Sari · Battle of Sarikamish · Sarin · Sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway · Sark · Nicolas Sarkozy · Sarmatians · Domingo Faustino Sarmiento · Sarnath · Sarnia, Ontario · Saros cycle · Sarpsborg · Sarracenia · Peter Sarsgaard · Sarthe · Andrea del Sarto

Jean-Paul Sartre – Jennifer Saunders

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Jean-Paul Sartre · Saruman · Sarus Crane · Sasha (DJ) · Saskatchewan · Saskatoon · Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport · Sassafras · Sassanid Empire · Sassari · Siegfried Sassoon · Carlos Sastre · SAT · Satan · The Satanic Bible · The Satanic Verses · Satanism · Satellite · Satellite (Lena Meyer-Landrut song) · Erik Satie · Satire · Eisaku Satō · Takuma Sato · Satpura Range · Satrap · Joe Satriani · Satu Mare · Saturated fat · Saturday · Saturday Night Fever · Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track · Saturday Night Live · Saturn · Saturn (mythology) · Saturn Corporation · Saturn V · Saturniidae · Satyagraha · Satyr · Sauce · House of Saud · Saudi Arabia · Saudi Arabia national football team · Saudi Aramco · Sauerkraut · Saul · Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan · Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario · Sauna · Jennifer Saunders

Sauron – Dorothy L. Sayers

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Sauron · Sauropoda · Sausage · Sausalito, California · Ferdinand de Saussure · Jeanne Sauvé · Sauvignon blanc · Saint Sava · Sava · Savage Garden · Michael Savage (commentator) · Randy Savage · Telly Savalas · Savanna · Savannah, Georgia · Vinayak Damodar Savarkar · Savatage · Savate · Save (baseball) · Saved by the Bell · Saverne · Jonas Savimbi · Saving Private Ryan · Javier Saviola · Battle of Savo Island · Savoie · Savona · Girolamo Savonarola · Savory (genus) · House of Savoy · Prince Eugene of Savoy · Saw · Saw (film) · Saw IV · Saw VI · Sawfish · Sawm · Adolphe Sax · Saxbe fix · Saxe-Coburg and Gotha · House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha · Saxon (band) · Saxons · Saxony · Saxony-Anhalt · Saxophone · Say Anything (band) · Say It Right · Say Say Say · Dorothy L. Sayers

Sayyid – Scheldt

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Sayyid · Scabies · Scafell Pike · La Scala · Scalable Link Interface · Scalable Vector Graphics · Scalar (mathematics) · Scalar (physics) · Scale model · Antonin Scalia · Scallion · Scallop · Scalpel · Scandinavia · Scandinavian Airlines · Scandinavian Peninsula · Scandinavian York · Scandium · Scania · Scania AB · A Scanner Darkly (film) · Scanning tunneling microscope · Scapa Flow · Scapula · Scar · Scarborough, North Yorkshire · Scarborough, Ontario · Scarecrow · Scarface (1983 film) · Alessandro Scarlatti · Domenico Scarlatti · The Scarlet Letter · Scarlet fever · Scary Movie 4 · Scat singing · Scattered disc · Scattering · Schaffhausen · Canton of Schaffhausen · SMS Scharnhorst · German battleship Scharnhorst · Scharnhorst class battleship · Wolfgang Schäuble · Arthur Leonard Schawlow · Jody Scheckter · Walter Scheel · Carl Wilhelm Scheele · Reinhard Scheer · Roy Scheider · Scheldt

Battle of the Scheldt – Schönbrunn Palace

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Battle of the Scheldt · Maximilian Schell · Battle of Schellenberg · Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling · Scheme (programming language) · Schenectady, New York · Schengen Agreement · Schengen area · Michael Schenker · Nicole Scherzinger · Elsa Schiaparelli · Giovanni Schiaparelli · Terri Schiavo case · Francesca Schiavone · Egon Schiele · Peter Schiff · Claudia Schiffer · Friedrich Schiller · Curt Schilling · Schindler's List · Oskar Schindler · Karl Friedrich Schinkel · Wally Schirra · Schism (religion) · Schistosomiasis · Schizoaffective disorder · Schizoid personality disorder · Schizophrenia · Schläfli symbol · August Wilhelm Schlegel · Kurt von Schleicher · Schleswig-Holstein · SMS Schleswig-Holstein · Moritz Schlick · Schlieffen Plan · Heinrich Schliemann · Peter Schmeichel · Max Schmeling · Samuel Schmid · Helmut Schmidt · Mike Schmidt · Harrison Schmitt · Schnapps · Menachem Mendel Schneerson · Rob Schneider · Romy Schneider · Schnellboot · Arthur Schnitzler · Arnold Schoenberg · Schönbrunn Palace

John Schofield – Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk

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John Schofield · Schoharie County, New York · Scholarship · Scholasticism · Paul Scholes · Mehmet Scholl · Sophie Scholl · School · School bus · School of Oriental and African Studies · School of Rock · School of Salamanca · School psychology · School Rumble · School district · The School of Athens · Schooner · Arthur Schopenhauer · Ferdinand Schörner · Liev Schreiber · John Robert Schrieffer · Gerhard Schröder · Schrödinger equation · Schrödinger's cat · Erwin Schrödinger · Franz Schubert · Chuck Schuldiner · Charles M. Schulz · Joel Schumacher · Michael Schumacher · Ralf Schumacher · Robert Schuman · Clara Schumann · Robert Schumann · Chuck Schumer · Joseph Schumpeter · Carl Schurz · Bernd Schuster · Schutzstaffel · Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania · Josh Schwartz · Arnold Schwarzenegger · Mark Schwarzer · Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr. · Schweinfurt · Bastian Schweinsteiger · Albert Schweitzer · Schwerer Gustav · Schwerin · Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk

David Schwimmer – Scots law

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David Schwimmer · Julian Schwinger · Schwyz · Canton of Schwyz · Leonardo Sciascia · Science · Science (journal) · Science fiction · Science fiction film · Science in medieval Islam · Science in the Middle Ages · Science Museum (London) · Science and technology in Israel · Scientific method · Scientific notation · Scientific revolution · Scientific management · Scientific modelling · Scientism · The Scientist (song) · Scientology · Annabella Sciorra · Scissor Sisters · Scissors · Scleroderma · Luiz Felipe Scolari · Scoliosis · Scone, Scotland · Scooby-Doo · Scooter (band) · Scooter (motorcycle) · Scopes Trial · Giovanni Antonio Scopoli · Scorched earth · Scorpion · Scorpions (band) · Scorpius · Martin Scorsese · Scotch whisky · Royal Bank of Scotland · Scotland · Geology of Scotland · Royal coat of arms of Scotland · Scotland in the High Middle Ages · Scotland national cricket team · Scotland national football team · Scotland Yard · Scotland national rugby union team · Scots language · Scots law

Bon Scott – Screamo

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Bon Scott · George C. Scott · Jill Scott · Randolph Scott · Ridley Scott · Robert Falcon Scott · Seann William Scott · Walter Scott · Winfield Scott · Scottish Borders · Scottish Cup · Scottish English · Scottish Episcopal Church · Scottish Fold · Scottish Football Association · Scottish Football League First Division · Scottish Gaelic · Scottish Government · Scottish Highlands · Scottish League Cup · Scottish literature · Scottish National Party · Scottish Parliament · Scottish Parliament Building · Scottish Parliament election, 2007 · Scottish people · Scottish Premier League · Scottish Reformation · Scottish Rite · Scottish Terrier · Scottish clan · Scottish independence · Scottsdale, Arizona · Duns Scotus · Scout (Scout Movement) · The Scout Association of Hong Kong · Scout Association of Japan · Scout Law · Scout Promise · Scouting · Scouting for Boys · Scouts Australia · Scrabble · Scramble for Africa · Scranton, Pennsylvania · Scream (film) · The Scream · Scream/Childhood · Screaming Trees · Screamo

Screen Actors Guild – Ryan Seacrest

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Screen Actors Guild · Screen-printing · Screenplay · Screensaver · Screenwriter · Screw · Screw thread · Alexander Scriabin · The Script · Scripting language · Scrophulariaceae · Scrotum · Scrubs (TV series) · SCSI · Scuba diving · Scud · Scuderia Ferrari · James Scullin · Sculpture · Scunthorpe · Scunthorpe United F.C. · Scurvy · Scythe · Scythians · Sd.Kfz. 10 · Sd.Kfz. 251 · Sd.Kfz. 9 · Sde Dov Airport · Sderot · Synchronous dynamic random access memory · SDS-PAGE · Sea · Sea of Marmara · Sea otter · Sea Peoples · Sea Shepherd Conservation Society · Sea snake · Sea spider · Sea anemone · Sea breeze · Sea cucumber · Sea level · Sea of Azov · Sea of Okhotsk · Sea turtle · Sea urchin · Seabird · Glenn T. Seaborg · Seaborgium · Ryan Seacrest

Seafloor spreading – Second Coming of Christ

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Seafloor spreading · Seafood · Steven Seagal · The Seagull · Seal (musician) · Seal (emblem) · Seal hunting · Seal of the State of Indiana · Principality of Sealand · Operation Sea Lion · Seaman · David Seaman · SeaMonkey · Seamount · Seanad Éireann · Seaplane · Search and rescue · Search engine optimization · The Searchers (film) · John Searle · Sears · Seashell · Season · Seasonal affective disorder · SEAT · Seat belt · SEAT León · Seattle · Seattle Mariners · Seattle Sounders FC · Seattle SuperSonics · Seawater · Seaweed · Sebaceous gland · Saint Sebastian · Sebastian of Portugal · Horace François Bastien Sébastiani de La Porta · Kathleen Sebelius · Seborrhoeic dermatitis · Roman Šebrle · Second · Second Amendment to the United States Constitution · Second Anglo-Afghan War · Second Balkan War · Second Bank of the United States · Second Battle of Bull Run · Second Boer War · Second Bulgarian Empire · Second Chechen War · Second Coming of Christ