Aarushhh/wikipedia-simple-splitted huggingface dataset:
Spiro T. Agnew, former Governorauthor of Maryland and Vice President of the United States
 John R. Bolton, 25th United States Ambassador to the United Nations
 Charles Joseph Bonaparte, former Attorney General of the United States; founder of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; grand-nephew of French emperor Napoleon I
 Anthony G. Brown, current Lieutenant Governor of Maryland
 Charles Carroll of Carrollton, lawyer, politician, and signer of the Declaration of Independence
 Samuel Chase, United States Supreme Court Justice
 Frank J. Christensen, labor leader
 J. Joseph Curran, Jr., state Attorney General and former Lieutenant Governor
 Frederick Douglass, abolitionist
 Doug Duncan, county executive
 Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Governor of Maryland (2003–2007)
 John Hanson, ninth president of the Continental Congress; first elected under the Articles of Confederation
 Steny Hoyer, current House Minority Whip, U.S. House of Representatives
Thurgood Marshall, civil rights leader and United States Supreme Court Justice
 Kweisi Mfume, NAACP leader and former Congressman
 Catherine Curran O'Malley, State District Judge and wife of Martin O'Malley
 Martin J. O'Malley, Governor of Maryland
 William Paca, signer of the Declaration of Independence
 Nancy Pelosi, 60th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
 William Donald Schaefer, former Governor
 Sargent Shriver, politician, former vice presidential candidate
 Michael S. Steele, Lieutenant Governor of Maryland (2003–2007)
 Roger Taney, Chief Justice of the United States
 Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland and oldest daughter of Robert F. Kennedy
 Jeffrey Zients, first U.S. Chief Performance Officer under President Barack Obama
 Dawn Zimmer, mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey
Architects
 Otto Eugene Adams
 George Archer
 Richard Snowden Andrews
 Ephraim Francis Baldwin
 Henry F. Brauns
 William Buckland (architect)
 Wright Butler
 Charles L. Carson
 Albert Cassell
 Charles E. Cassell
 Francis E. Davis
 Thomas Dixon
 George A. Frederick
 T. Buckler Ghequier, architect of St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Washington, D.C.)
 Jackson C. Gott, architect of Charles Theatre (Baltimore)
 Nathaniel Henry Hutton
 William Rich Hutton
 Thomas C. Kennedy
 Edmund George Lind
 Alfred Mason, prolific designer of schools
 John Murdoch, co-designer of Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church (Baltimore)
 J. Crawford Neilson
 John Rudolph Niernsee
 Edward L. Palmer, Jr.
 Josias Pennington, co-designer of Mount Royal Station (Baltimore)
 Theodore Wells Pietsch, architect of Stieff Silver Company Factory (Baltimore)
 Bruce Price
 Howard Van Doren Shaw (died in Baltimore)
 Gideon Shryock
 Mathias Shryock (born in Frederick, Maryland)
Otto G. Simonson, supervised U.S. Custom House (Baltimore, Maryland); partner, Simonson & Pietsch
 Joseph Evans Sperry
 Douglas H. Thomas, architect of Belvedere Hotel (Baltimore)
 John Appleton Wilson
 James Bosley Noel Wyatt, architect of Baltimore City Courthouse and homes in Roland Park
Scientists and inventors
 Richard R. Arnold, NASA astronaut, high school biology teacher
 Benjamin Banneker, surveyor, astronomer, mathematician and almanac author
 Brady Barr, herpetologist
 Dr. Ben Carson, neurosurgeon
 Rachel Carson, environmentalist
 Robert Curbeam, astronaut, engineer, and U.S. Navy officer
 George Dantzig, mathematical scientist
 Wendell E. Dunn, Jr., chemical engineer, metallurgist, and inventor
 Roger L. Easton, principal inventor of GPS
 Charles Fefferman, mathematician
 Henry Gantt, mechanical engineer
 Solomon Golomb, mathematician who invented pentominoes
 Michael Griffin, NASA administrator
 Arlo Hemphill, explorer/ocean conservationist
 Thomas David Jones, NASA astronaut, US Air Force pilot
 Nick Katz, mathematician
 John Mauchly, physicist who, with J. Presper Eckert, invented the first general-purpose electronic computer
 Ayub K. Ommaya, neurosurgeon
 Mila Rechcigl, biochemist
 Robert Empie Rogers, chemist
 Arthur William Savage, inventor of the Savage Model 99
Paul Reed Smith, luthier
 Terry W. Virts, NASA astronaut, US Air Force pilot
 Douglas C. Wallace, geneticist, evolutionary biologist
 John Archibald Wheeler, theoretical physicist
 Gregory R. Wiseman, NASA astronaut, US Navy aviator
 Edward Witten, physicist, mathematician
Authors, including journalists
 John Barth, author
 Carl Bernstein, journalist and author
 Hanne Blank, author
 Ann Brashares, author
 Pat Brown, author, criminal profiler
 Erin Burnett, journalist and CNN anchor
 James M. Cain, journalist and author
 Kiran Chetry, journalist
 Connie Chung, television journalist
 Tom Clancy, author
 Lucille Clifton, poet
 Ta-Nehisi Coates, writer, journalist
 Mark Davis, columnist, radio talk show host
 Frank Deford, journalist and author
 Matt Drudge, journalist, radio talk show host
 Roland Flint, poet
 Courtney Friel, entertainment reporter for Fox News
 Jesse Glass, poet, folklorist
 Meredith Goldstein, advice columnist and reporter
 Mary Downing Hahn, author
 Dashiell Hammett, author
 Karen Hesse, author
 Zora Neale Hurston, author
 Sophie Kerr, author
 Michael Kimball, author
 Gayle King, editor
 Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN football analyst
 Munro Leaf, children's author
 Rick Leventhal, correspondent for Fox News
 Walter Lord, author
H. L. Mencken, journalist and social critic
 Emily J. Miller, senior editor of Washington Times opinion pages
 Frank Miller, writer and artist
 Ogden Nash, humorous poet
 Suzan-Lori Parks, playwright and screenwriter
 Adrienne Rich, poet and feminist
 Nora Roberts, author
 Thomas Roberts, news anchor for MSNBC
 John Thomas Scharf, author, historian, lawyer, politician, and Confederate soldier and sailor
 Karl Shapiro, poet
 Upton Sinclair, author
 Norman Solomon, journalist, media critic
 Bud Sparhawk, science fiction author
 John Steadman, sportswriter
 Anne Tyler, author
 Leon Uris, author
 Scott Van Pelt, ESPN anchor and radio host
 Fredricka Whitfield, CNN reporter and anchor
 James Wolcott, journalist, social critic
Musicians
 Bernard Addison, jazz guitarist
 Scott Ambush, jazz bassist
 BT, born Brian Transeau, electronic musician
 Niki Barr, singer/songwriter
 Keter Betts, jazz bassist
 Eubie Blake, ragtime, jazz and pop composer, lyricist
 Bossman, rapper
 Toni Braxton, singer
 Mark Bryan, guitarist for the rock band Hootie & the Blowfish
 David Byrne, singer/guitarist of rock band Talking Heads
 Bill Callahan, singer/songwriter formerly known as Smog
 Cab Calloway, jazz singer and bandleader
 Eva Cassidy, singer/songwriter
 Cex, electronic musician
 JC Chasez, singer, songwriter and producer; former member of pop group N'Sync
 John Christ, former guitarist of the hard rock band Danzig
 Dan Deacon, electronic musician
 Adam Duritz, singer of rock band Counting Crows
 Cass Elliot, singer of pop band The Mamas & the Papas
 Sam Endicott, singer of rock band The Bravery
 Entrance, born Guy Blakeslee, singer/songwriter
 John Fahey, folk/blues guitarist
 Mark Fax, composer
Mark Fax, composer
 Dean Felber, bass guitarist for the rock band Hootie & the Blowfish
 Danny Gatton, guitarist
 Ginuwine, R&B singer
 Philip Glass, composer
 Robert Gordon, rockabilly singer
 Tamyra Gray, singer/actress
 Hilary Hahn, concert violinist, two-time Grammy Award winner
 Billie Holiday, singer
 Ron Holloway, tenor saxophonist
 Scott Hull, guitarist, music producer
 Eric Hutchinson, musician
 Julienne Irwin, singer and America's Got Talent season 2 finalist
 Joan Jett, singer
 LaKisha Jones, American Idol season 6 finalist
 Tommy Keene, singer/songwriter
 Greg Kihn, New Wave and pop musician and singer
 Joe Lally, bassist of rock band Fugazi
 Nathan Larson, film soundtrack composer; guitarist of rock bands Shudder to Think and Hot One
 Rod Lee, Baltimore club producer/DJ
 Lisa Loeb, singer/songwriter
 Nils Lofgren, solo rock musician and guitarist with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band
 Logic, rapper
 Benji Madden, guitarist for Good Charlotte
 Joel Madden, lead singer for Good Charlotte
Spiro Malas, bass-baritone opera singer
 Mario, singer/songwriter
 Christina Milian, singer, songwriter, actress, dancer
 Mýa, singer/songwriter and dancer
 Ric Ocasek, former lead singer of The Cars
 Barry Louis Polisar, singer/songwriter of children's music
 Greg Puciato, singer of metal band The Dillinger Escape Plan
 Gina Schock, drummer of rock band The Go-Go's
 Sisqó, lead singer of R&B group Dru Hill
 Noel Paul Stookey, singer with Peter, Paul and Mary
 Evan Taubenfeld, ex-guitarist and backup singer for pop star Avril Lavigne; singer and rhythm guitarist for The Black List Club
 Chad Taylor, guitarist for The Gracious Few and Live
 Chester Thompson, drummer, frequent collaborator with Genesis
 Ultra Naté, house music/dance-pop musician
 Chick Webb, jazz and swing drummer and bandleader
 Scott "Wino" Weinrich, doom metal guitarist and vocalist
 Erica Wheeler, folk singer/songwriter
 Erin Willett, The Voice season 2 finalist
 Frank Zappa, singer, guitarist and composer
Cynthia Addai-Robinson, actress
 Gbenga Akinnagbe, actor
 Lori Alan, voice actress
 Karen Allen, actress
 Bess Armstrong, actress
 Jay Ashley, pornographic film star
 John Astin, actor
 Noelle Beck, actress
 Lewis Black, comedian, actor
 Wolfgang Bodison, actor
 Edwin Booth, actor
 John Wilkes Booth, actor
 Julie Bowen, actress
 Kimberly J. Brown, actress
 Norman "Chubby" Chaney, actor (Little Rascals, Our Gang shorts)
 Crystal Chappell, actress
 Josh Charles, actor
 Josh Clark, actor
 Kevin Clash, puppeteer
 Gaelan Connell, actor, singer
 Hans Conreid, actor
 Whitney Cummings, stand-up comedienne
 Tommy Davidson, actor, comedian
 Wendy Davis, actress
 Eddie Deezen, actor
 Alexis Denisof, actor
 Divine, actor, drag queen
 Jack Douglass, Internet personality, comedian
 David Drake, playwright, actor, stage director
 Mildred Dunnock, actress
 Charles Dutton, actor
 Michael Ealy, actor
 Johnny Eck, actor, circus performer (Tod Browning's Freaks)
 Damon Evans, actor
 Anna Faris, actress
Evan Farmer, actor, singer
 Lauren Faust, animator
 Faith Fay, actress
 Wayne Federman, comedian, actor, author
 Ben Feldman, actor
 Mona Freeman, actress
 Judah Friedlander, comedian, actor
 Daniel Gallant, writer, producer and director of Nuyorican Poets Café
 Kathie Lee Gifford, TV personality and singer
 Anita Gillette, actress
 Larry Gilliard, Jr., actor
 Ira Glass, radio personality, producer
 John Glover, actor
 Duff Goldman, television personality
 George O. Gore II, actor
 Alfred Gough, screenwriter and producer
 Holter Graham, actor
 Linda Hamilton, actress
 Brandon Hardesty, actor
 Ian Harding, actor
 Linda Harrison, actress
 David Hasselhoff, actor
 Shawn Hatosy, actor
 Rondo Hatton, actor
 Goldie Hawn, actress
 Robert Hays, actor
 Taraji P. Henson, actress
 Russell Hicks, actor
 Brendan Hines, actor, singer
 Michael Hyatt, actress
 Mo'Nique Imes-Jackson, actress
 Thomas Jane, actor
 Rian Johnson, filmmaker
 Spike Jonze, music video director, filmmaker, and producer
Kevin Kangas, writer, director of B-horror movies
 John Kassir, actor, comedian
 Stacy Keibler, actress, model
 Kevin Kilner, actor
 Judy Kuhn, actress
 Martin Lawrence, actor, comedian, director and producer
 Barry Levinson, filmmaker
 Peyton List, actress, model
 Ernie Lively, actor
 Julia Louis-Dreyfus, actress
 William H. Macy, actor
 Paula Marshall, actress
 Dale Midkiff, actor
 Debra Monk, actress, singer
 Garry Moore, television personality
 Cookie Mueller, actress, writer
 Sean Murray, actor
 Mildred Natwick, actress
 Devika Parikh, actress
 Jameson Parker, actor
 Nicole Ari Parker, actress
 Mark Pellington, film director
 Sam Phillips, actress, model, radio DJ
 David Pollock, actor
 Parker Posey, actress
 Robin Quivers, radio personality
 Lance Reddick, actor
 Patricia Richardson, actress
 Howard Rollins, actor
 Mark Rolston, actor
 Jessica Lee Rose, actress
 John Rothman, actor
 Thomas Rothman, film executive
 Mike Rowe, TV personality
 Lamman Rucker, actor
 Johnathon Schaech, actor, writer
Richard Schiff, actor
 Dwight Schultz, actor
 Teddy Sears, actor
 Anna Deavere Smith, actress, playwright
 Jada Pinkett Smith, actress
 Daniel Stern, actor
 Mink Stole, actress
 Wanda Sykes, comedienne, actress
 Tracie Thoms, actress
 Gil Wadsworth, producer
 Barbara Walsh, actress
 Jonathan Ward, actor
 John Waters, filmmaker
 Matthew Weiner, writer, director and producer
 Sean Whalen, actor
 Montel Williams, TV personality
 Frank Zappa, musician, composer
Nick Adenhart, baseball player
 Joe Alexander, basketball player
 Brady Anderson, baseball player
 Carmelo Anthony, basketball player
 Lisa Aukland, professional bodybuilder and powerlifter
 Tavon Austin, football player
 Harold Baines, baseball player
 Frank Baker, baseball player
 Ken Bannister, basketball player
 Lonny Baxter, basketball player
 Steve Barber, baseball player
 Michael Beasley, basketball player
 Bill Belichick, football coach
 Len Bias, basketball player
 Keith Bogans, basketball player
 Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues, basketball player
 Josh Boone, basketball player
 Riddick Bowe, heavyweight champion boxer
 NaVorro Bowman, football player
 Charles Bradley, basketball player
 Dudley Bradley, basketball player
 Troy Brohawn, baseball player
 Andre Brown, football player
 Sam Cassell, basketball player
 Brett Cecil, baseball player
 Colin Cloherty, football player
 Dante Cunningham, basketball player
 Quintin Dailey, basketball player
 Adrian Dantley, basketball player
Dominique Dawes, Olympic gymnast
 Delino DeShields, Jr., baseball player
 Juan Dixon, basketball player
 Joey Dorsey, basketball player
 Kevin Durant, basketball player
 Michel Faulkner, football player
 Duane Ferrell, basketball player
 Danny Ferry, basketball player
 Tony Fiammetta, football player
 Gavin Floyd, baseball player
 Moise Fokou, football player
 Domonique Foxworth, football player
 Jimmy Foxx, Hall of Fame baseball player
 Steve Francis, basketball player
 Corey Fuller, football player
 Kyle Fuller, football player
 Rudy Gay, basketball player
 James Gist, basketball player
 Jeff Green, basketball player
 Donté Greene, basketball player
 Gabe Gross, baseball player
 Lefty Grove, Hall of Fame baseball player
 Scott Hall, professional wrestler
 Jeff Halpern, hockey player
 Derrick Harvey, football player
 Darrius Heyward-Bey, football player
 Roy Hibbert, basketball player
 Calvin Hill, football player, father of Grant Hill
 Katie Hoff, swimmer
 Jarrett Jack, basketball player
Tanard Jackson, football player
 Tracy Jackson, basketball player
 Bryant Johnson, football player
 Larry Johnson, football player
 Steve Johnson, baseball player
 Al Kaline, Hall of Fame baseball player
 Stacy Keibler, professional wrestler
 Linas Kleiza, basketball player
 Rick Knapp, pitching coach
 Aaron Laffey, baseball player
 Bucky Lasek, professional skateboarder
 Ty Lawson, basketball player
 Katie Ledecky, Olympic swimmer
 Sugar Ray Leonard, Hall of Fame boxer
 Reggie Lewis, basketball player
 Sidney Lowe, basketball player, assistant coach
 Matt Maloney, basketball player
 Roger Mason, basketball player
 Justin Maxwell, baseball player
 Leo Mazzone, baseball coach
 Robert McClain, football player
 Rodney McLeod, football player
 Sara McMann, MMA fighter
 Kimmie Meissner, figure skater
 Shawne Merriman, football player
 Terence Morris, basketball player
 Daniel Muir, football player
 Jeff Nelson, baseball player
 Quinn Ojinnaka, football player
 Travis Pastrana, motorsport athlete
Sam Perlozzo, baseball player and manager
 Julian Peterson, football player
 Michael Phelps, Olympic swimmer
 Tom Phoebus, baseball player
 Billy Ripken, baseball player
 Cal Ripken, Jr., Hall of Fame baseball player
 Bob Robertson, baseball player
 Josh Roenicke, baseball player
 Axl Rotten, professional wrestler
 Babe Ruth, Hall of Fame baseball player
 Pete Sampras, tennis player
 Jim Schwartz, football coach
 Dennis Scott, basketball player
 Josh Selby, basketball player
 Kevin Shaffer, football player
 Visanthe Shiancoe, football player
 Pam Shriver, tennis player
 Gene Shue, basketball player
 Lawrence Sidbury, football player
 Dickey Simpkins, basketball player
 Ira Smith, collegiate baseball player
 Tubby Smith, basketball coach
 Larry Spriggs, basketball player
 Mike Sweetney, basketball player
 Ron Swoboda, baseball player
 Mark Teixeira, baseball player
 Greivis Vásquez, basketball player
 Marvin Webster, basketball player
 Delonte West, basketball player
 Brian Westbrook, football player
Byron Westbrook, football player
 Derrick Williams, football player
 LaQuan Williams, football player
 Madieu Williams, football player
 Reggie Williams, basketball player
 Kennard Winchester, basketball player
 David Wingate, basketball player
 Danny Wiseman, Hall of Fame bowler
 Jay Witasick, baseball player
 Sam Young, basketball player
 Usama Young, football player
Visual artists
 Norman Carlberg, sculptor
 Frank Cho, comic book creator, writer and artist
 Jane Frank, painter, sculptor, mixed media artist, illustrator
 Lee Gatch, painter, mixed media artist
 Dick Hafer, cartoonist and comics creator
 Elaine Hamilton-O'Neal, painter
 Morris Louis, painter
 Anne Truitt, sculptor
 Bernie Wrightson, comic book artist
Individuals of historic significance
 John Wilkes Booth, assassin of President Abraham Lincoln
 Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore, first proprietary governor of the Maryland Colony
 John Carroll, first Roman Catholic archbishop in the US
 Henry De Butts, 18th-century U.S. Army officer, acting Adjutant General and Inspector General
 Stephen Decatur, naval hero of the War of 1812
 William Hemsley Emory, United States Army officer and surveyor of Texas
 Matthew Henson, Arctic explorer
 Alger Hiss, UN official accused of being a Soviet spy in 1948, convicted of perjury in 1950
 Francis Scott Key, composer of the national anthem
 Jacob Lumbrozo, first Jew to permanently settle in the New World
 Charles A. May, U.S. Army cavalry officer, considered a hero of the Mexican War
 Samuel Mudd, physician convicted and imprisoned for aiding John Wilkes Booth
 Cadwalader Ringgold, U.S. Navy Officer during the Civil War, explorer
 Raymond A. Spruance, admiral during World War II, ambassador to the Philippines
Miscellaneous
 Steve Bisciotti, majority owner of the Baltimore Ravens
 Bud Delp, 1979 Kentucky Derby-winning trainer of Spectacular Bid
 Michel Faulkner, pastor and NYC politician
 Duff Goldman, owner of Charm City Cakes, star of Ace of Cakes
 Ed Hale, businessman, owner of Baltimore Blast
 Michael Hardt, literary theorist and political philosopher
 Arlo Hemphill, wilderness advocate
 Johns Hopkins, businessman and philanthropist
 Mel Kiper, Jr., ESPN football analyst, known for draft coverage
 Little Albert, subject of John B. Watson's controversial case study on classical conditioning
 Samuel J. Palmisano, president and CEO of IBM
 Bronza Parks, boatbuilder
 Bob Parsons, CEO and founder of Go Daddy
 George Peabody, founder of the Peabody Institute, philanthropist
 Frank Perdue, president of Perdue Farms
 Kevin Plank, CEO and founder of Under Armour
 John Rawls, philosopher
 Hilary Rhoda, model
 James Rouse, city planner
 Christian Siriano, winner of Season 4 of Project Runway
Ben Stein, actor, author, economist, political speechwriter
 Robert Stethem, U.S. Navy Seabee diver killed by Hezbollah militants during the hijacking of TWA Flight 847
 Matthew VanDyke, freedom fighter and prisoner of war (POW) in the 2011 Libyan Civil War
 Bill Wilson, head of Americans for Limited Government
 George Young, NFL executive
Related pages
 Lists of Americans

References

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 12th Planet – record producer, DJ

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Willie Aames – actor
 Paula Abdul – dancer and singer (American Idol)
 Ansel Adams – photographer
 Jay Adams - skateboarder and surfer
 Ben Affleck – film actor and director
 Jhene Aiko – singer
 Jessica Alba – actress, model
 Jesse Aliganga – US Marine
 AJ Allmendinger – NASCAR driver
 Herb Alpert – trumpeter, music executive
 Tony Alva - skateboarder and surfer
 Helen Andelin – author (Fascinating Womanhood)
 Anthony Anderson – actor
 Melissa Sue Anderson – actress
 Paul Thomas Anderson – filmmaker
 Jennifer Aniston – actress (Friends)
 Nicole Aniston – pornographic actress
 Odette Annable – actress
 Steve Aoki – music producer, DJ
 Christina Applegate – actress
 Jon Appleton – composer
 Anne Archer – actress
 Eve Arden – actress
 Billie Joe Armstrong – musician, vocalist (Green Day)
 Lucie Arnaz – actress
 Maureen Arthur – actress (How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying)
 Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu – bassist (Korn)
 Anastasia Ashman – writer
 Sean Astin – actor (The Lord of the Rings)
Jeff Atkinson – distance runner, Olympian
 Brad Ausmus – Major League Baseball player, manager
 Tracy Austin – tennis player
Max Baer, Jr. – actor (Jethro Bodine of The Beverly Hillbillies)
 Ross Bagdasarian, Sr. – actor (Alvin and the Chipmunks)
 Diane Baker – actress (The Silence of the Lambs)
 Dusty Baker – MLB player and manager
 Banks – singer
 Tyra Banks – model and actress (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air)
 Adrienne Barbeau – actress (Maude)
 Sara Bareilles – singer
 Travis Barker – drummer (Blink-182)
 Matt Barnes – National Basketball Association player
 Drew Barrymore – actress (50 First Dates)
 Judith Barsi – actress/voiceover artist
 Summer Bartholomew – Miss USA 1975
 Earl W. Bascom – rodeo pioneer, Hall of Fame inductee, actor, international artist/sculptor
 Baby Bash – rapper
 Bassnectar – musician, record producer
 Michael Bay – film director
 Amanda Beard – Olympic swimmer
 Beck – musician
 Captain Beefheart – musician
 Ed Begley, Jr. – actor and activist
 Stephania Bell — ESPN analyst, physical therapist
 Camilla Belle – actress
 Tory Belleci – filmmaker and model maker (MythBusters)
Marcus Benjamin (born 1857) early biographer at Smithsonian Institution
 Candice Bergen – actress (Murphy Brown)
 Carolyn Beug – passenger aboard American Airlines Flight 11
 B.G. Knocc Out – rapper
 Mayim Bialik – actress (The Big Bang Theory)
 Barbara Billingsley – actress
 Rachel Bilson – actress (The O.C.)
 Thora Birch – actress
 Bradford Bishop – indicted murderer and at-large fugitive
 Bill Bixby – actor (The Incredible Hulk)
 Aloe Blacc – singer, musician
 Jack Black – actor (Tenacious D)
 Rebecca Black – singer
 Hank Blalock – baseball player (Texas Rangers)
 Mel Blanc – cartoon voice actor
 Sheila Bleck – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Ken Block – rally driver, gymkhana driver
 Andy Bloom – Olympic shot putter
 Betsy Bloomingdale – socialite
 David Blu (born David Bluthenthal) – professional basketball player (Maccabi Tel Aviv)
 Jonathan Blum – hockey player
 Brian Boitano − Olympic gold medalist (figure skating)
 Barry Bonds – baseball player (San Francisco Giants)
Bobby Bonds – baseball player (San Francisco Giants)
 Aaron Boone – baseball player (Cleveland Indians)
 Scott Borchetta – president/CEO and founder of Big Machine Records
 Barry Bostwick – actor (Spin City, The Rocky Horror Picture Show)
 Kate Bosworth – actress
 Lo Bosworth – television personality, author, and entrepreneur
 Bruce Bowen – National Basketball Association player (San Antonio Spurs)
 Brandon Boyd – singer, musician (Incubus)
 Timothy Bradley – boxer
 Tom Brady – football quarterback (New England Patriots)
 Debbie Bramwell-Washington – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Benjamin Bratt – actor
 Ryan Braun – baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers)
 B-Real – rapper (Cypress Hill)
 Nicholas Brendon – actor (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
 Jan Brewer – Governor of Arizona
 Stephen Breyer – Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
 Brigita Brezovac – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Beau Bridges – actor (The Fabulous Baker Boys, Stargate SG-1)
 Jeff Bridges – actor (The Big Lebowski)
Lloyd Bridges – actor (Sea Hunt, Airplane!)
 Lance Briggs – football player
 Adam Brody – actor (The O.C.)
 James Brolin – actor
 Josh Brolin actor (No Country For Old Men, Gangster Squad)
 Albert Brooks – film actor and director (Lost in America)
 Brotha Lynch Hung – rapper
 Alton Brown – television host
 Jerry Brown – Governor of California (1975–1983; 2011–present), Mayor of Oakland, California
 Pat Brown – Governor of California (1959–1967)
 Willie Brown – 58th Speaker of the California State Assembly, Mayor of San Francisco
 Teddy Bruschi – football player
 Lindsey Buckingham – musician (Fleetwood Mac)
 Bill Buckner – baseball player
 Don Budge – tennis player
 Hunter Burgan – bass player for AFI
 Bobby Burgess – Mouseketeer, dancer for Lawrence Welk Show
 Olivia Burnette – actress
 Tim Burton – film director
 Reggie Bush – football player
 Shoshana Bush – actress
 Sophia Bush – activist, spokesperson, and actress (One Tree Hill, Chicago P.D.)
 Jeanie Buss – sports executive
Cruz Bustamante – Lieutenant Governor of California
 Win Butler – musician, songwriter (Arcade Fire)
 Amanda Bynes – actress
 Kari Byron – artist and television personality (MythBusters)
Scott Caan – actor
 Herb Caen – newspaper columnist (San Francisco Chronicle)
 John Cage – composer
 Nicolas Cage – actor
 Colbie Caillat – singer
 Cameron – professional wrestler, dancer
 Dolph Camilli – baseball player
 Ben Nighthorse Campbell – U.S. Senator from Colorado
 Nick Cannon – actor
 Mr. Capone-E – rapper
 Linda Cardellini – actress (Freaks and Geeks)
 Tucker Carlson – television host
 Adam Carolla – radio and television personality
 David Carr – football player
 David Carradine – actor (Kung Fu, Kill Bill)
 Ever Carradine – actress, daughter of Robert Carradine
 Keith Carradine – actor (Nashville)
 Robert Carradine – actor (Revenge of the Nerds)
 Pete Carroll – college and NFL football coach
 Adam Carson – drummer (AFI)
 Chris Carter – film producer, director and writer (The X-Files)
 Torry Castellano – drummer of The Donnas
 C-Bo – rapper
 Richard Chamberlain – actor
 Chanel West Coast – rapper, actress, model, television personality
 Brandi Chastain – soccer player
Jessica Chastain – actress (Zero Dark Thirty)
 Cher – actress, entertainer and singer
 Joey Chestnut – competitive eater
 Julia Child – chef, author and TV personality
 Margaret Cho – actress, comedian
 Wasel Choi – artist and world traveler
 Amy Chow – gymnast
 Jamie Chung – actress
 Lana Clarkson – actress (Fast Times at Ridgemont High)
 Les Claypool – bass player (Primus)
 Sasha Cohen – figure skater
 Lillie Hitchcock Coit – firefighter
 Keyshia Cole – singer
 Natalie Cole – singer
 Jerry Coleman – decorated soldier and sportscaster
 Chris Colfer – actor (Glee), author (The Land of Stories)
 Holly Marie Combs – actress
 Maureen Connolly – tennis player
 Mike Connors – actor (Mannix)
 Lauren Conrad – television personality, fashion designer, and author
 Elisha Cook Jr. – actor (The Maltese Falcon)
 Coolio – rapper
 Miranda Cosgrove – actress, singer (iCarly)
 Kevin Costner – film actor and director (Field of Dreams)
 Natalie Coughlin – Olympic swimmer
 Nikki Cox – actress (Las Vegas)
Alan Cranston – U.S. Senator from California
 Bryan Cranston – actor
 Laura Creavalle – Guyanese-born Canadian/American professional bodybuilder
 Richard Crenna – actor
 William H. Crocker – philanthropist and founder of Crocker National Bank
 James Cromwell – actor
 Joe Cronin – Hall of Fame baseball player, manager
 David Crosby – musician
 Cameron Crowe – filmmaker
 Kaley Cuoco – actress (The Big Bang Theory)
 Jamie Lee Curtis – actress (Halloween)
Carson Daly – television host
 Caroline D'Amore - musician, actress, model
 Spencer Daniels – actor
 Harry Danning – Major League Baseball All Star catcher
 Ted Danson – actor (Cheers)
 Iva Toguri D'Aquino (Tokyo Rose) – radio broadcaster during World War II
 Lindsay Davenport – tennis player
 Baron Davis – professional basketball player
 Jonathan Davis – singer, musician (Korn)
 Terrell Davis – professional football player
 Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris – husband and wife film directors (Little Miss Sunshine)
 Oscar De La Hoya – boxer
 Zack de la Rocha – activist, singer (Rage Against The Machine)
 Jayme Dee – singer, musician
 Tom DeLonge – singer, musician (Blink-182)
 Brad Delson – musician (Linkin Park)
 Bo Derek – actress
 Laura Dern – actress
 DeMar DeRozan – professional basketball player
 Emily Deschanel – actress
 Zooey Deschanel – actress, singer
 Dev – singer
 Cameron Diaz – actress (There's Something About Mary)
 Leonardo DiCaprio – actor
 Joan Didion – writer
Trent Dilfer – NFL quarterback
 Daz Dillinger – rapper
 Joe DiMaggio – baseball player
 Roy Edward Disney – billionaire, nephew of Walt Disney
 DJ Quik – rapper, producer
 Canh Thong Do – Vietnamese American activist
 Nate Dogg – musician
 Snoop Dogg – rapper
 Ami Dolenz actress, daughter of Micky Dolenz
 Micky Dolenz – actor, musician, singer (The Monkees)
 Landon Donovan – soccer player
 Dr. Dre – musician, hip-hop producer, record producer
 Stacy Dragila – pole vaulter
 Mac Dre – rapper
 Dresta – rapper
 K. Eric Drexler – engineer
 Don Drysdale – baseball player
 Hilary Duff – actress, singer
 Tom Dumont – guitarist (No Doubt)
 Isadora Duncan – dancer
 Ann Dunnigan – translator, actor, teacher
 Robert Duvall – actor
 Jermaine Dye – baseball player (Chicago White Sox)
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 Clint Eastwood – film actor and director (Million Dollar Baby)
 Eazy-E – rapper
 Dennis Eckersley – baseball player
 Aaron Eckhart – actor
 Anthony Edwards – actor
 Zac Efron – film and television actor (High School Musical)
 Danny Elfman – musician, composer
 Jenna Elfman – actress
 Sam Elliott – actor
 Anabel Englund – singer
 Chris Evans – convicted train robber
 Evidence – rapper
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 Bill Fagerbakke – actor/voice actor (Patrick Star)
 Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton – wife and husband film directors (Little Miss Sunshine)
 Heather Fargo – Mayor of Sacramento, California
 Mia Farrow – actress
 David Faustino – actor (Married... with Children)
 Dianne Feinstein – US Senator from California, Mayor of San Francisco (1978–1988)
 Stacy Ferguson (Fergie) – singer, actress, composer (The Dutchess, Charlie Brown, Fergalicious)
 Shiloh Fernandez – actor
 Sky Ferreira – singer, model, actress
 Will Ferrell – actor
 Miguel Ferrer – actor (RoboCop)
 America Ferrera – actress
 Sally Field − actress (Norma Rae, Places in the Heart)
 Carrie Fisher – actress
 Peggy Fleming – figure skater
 Abigail Folger – coffee heiress, socialite, and murder victim
 Bridget Fonda – actress
 Lyndsy Fonseca – actress
 Jon Foreman – singer
 John Forker - actor
 Dian Fossey – zoologist
 Jodie Foster – actress (The Silence of the Lambs)
 Rickie Fowler – professional golfer
Allen Fox – tennis player (ranked as high as # 4) and coach
 Dillon Francis – music producer, DJ
 Dave Franco – actor
 James Franco – actor
 Paulette Frankl – artist, biographer
 Bonnie Franklin – actress
 Missy Franklin – 2012 Olympic gold medalist (swimming)
 Suga Free – rapper
 Robert Frost – poet
 Del tha Funkee Homosapien – rapper
 Edward Furlong – actor (Terminator 2: Judgment Day)
Becky G – singer
 Warren G – rapper
 G-Eazy – rapper, producer
 Guy Gabaldon – United States Marine Corps
 Lynx and Lamb Gaede – white nationalist twin singers and musicians
 Richard Gage – 9/11 Truth movement activist
 Trace Gallagher – journalist
 The Game – rapper
 Eric Garcetti – mayor of Los Angeles
 Jeff Garcia – football player
 Jerry Garcia – musician (Grateful Dead)
 Wolfgang Gartner – music producer, DJ
 Kyle Gass – musician (Tenacious D)
 Dirk Gates – network entrepreneur (Xirrus)
 John Gavin – actor, ambassador
 Sage the Gemini – rapper
 Inara George – singer, musician (The Bird and the Bee)
 Jason Giambi – professional baseball player (New York Yankees)
 Tyrese Gibson – actor
 Frank Gifford – football player and sportscaster
 Brad Gilbert – tennis coach
 Melissa Gilbert – actress (Little House on the Prairie), producer
 Sara Gilbert – actress (Roseanne)
 Lillian Moller Gilbreth – engineer (Cheaper by the Dozen)
 Danny Glover – actor
 Donald Glover – actor, singer
 Rube Goldberg – cartoonist
Phillip Gonyea – drummer, percussionist (Against The Will)
 Adrian Gonzalez – baseball player
 Drew Gooden – professional basketball player (Cleveland Cavaliers)
 Jeff Gordon – NASCAR driver
 Joseph Gordon-Levitt – actor
 Robby Gordon – NASCAR driver
 Marjoe Gortner – evangelical minister
 Mark-Paul Gosselaar – actor
 John Grabow – Major League Baseball player (Chicago Cubs)
 Gloria Grahame – actress
 Andy Grammer – singer
 Farley Granger – actor
 Ulysses S. Grant – 18th President of the United States of America
 Stephen Girard Whipple, 49er, newspaper editor, Union Army officer, and politician
 Brian Grazer – Oscar-winning film and television producer
 Beatrice Gray – actress
 Billy Gray – actor, motorcyclist
 Paul Gray – musician (Slipknot)
 Joanie Greggains – radio show host, health and fitness expert
 Sasha Grey – pornographic actress
 Nash Grier - viner, youtuber and actor
 Merv Griffin – talk show host, singer, television producer (Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune)
Florence Griffith-Joyner track athlete
 RL Grime – music producer
 Josh Groban – singer
 Vince Guaraldi – musician (A Charlie Brown Christmas)
 Kimberly Guilfoyle – television personality
 Natalie Gulbis – golfer
 Brett Gurewitz – guitarist (Bad Religion)
 Tony Gwynn – Hall of Fame baseball player
 Jake Gyllenhaal – actor
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 Walter A. Haas, Jr. – chief executive officer of Levi Strauss & Co.
 Steven C. Hackett – economist (Humboldt State University)
 Gene Hackman – actor (The French Connection)
 Sammy Hagar – musician (Van Halen)
 Merle Haggard – country music singer
 Joseph Hahn – painter, film director, musician (Linkin Park)
 Jackie Earle Haley – actor (Bad News Bears)
 Mark Hamill – actor (Star Wars)
 Laird Hamilton – surfer
 Harry Hamlin – actor (Clash of the Titans)
 Armie Hammer – actor
 Kirk Hammett – musician (Metallica)
 Daniel Handler – Lemony Snicket
 Colin Hanks – actor (King Kong)
 Tom Hanks – film actor, director, producer
 Peter D. Hannaford – political advisor to Ronald W. Reagan, author
 Jeff Hanneman – guitarist (Slayer)
 Dan Haren – professional baseball player (Oakland Athletics)
 Mariska Hargitay – actress (Law & Order: SVU)
 Jeff B. Harmon – film producer, director, actor
 Mark Harmon – actor
 Henry Harrower – endocrinologist
 Kevin Harvick – NASCAR driver
 Teri Hatcher – actress
Henry Hathaway – film director
 Davey Havok – lead singer of AFI
 Tony Hawk – skateboarder
 Kristy Hawkins – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Lyn-Z Adams Hawkins – professional skateboarder
 Julie Hayek – Miss USA 1983
 Dennis Haysbert – actor (24)
 Jenna Haze – pornographic actress
 Patty Hearst – actress and newspaper heiress (Symbionese Liberation Army)
 William Randolph Hearst – newspaper publisher
 Lacie Heart – pornographic actress and nude model
 Ian Hecox – youtuber
 Simon Helberg – actor, comedian (The Big Bang Theory)
 Christy Hemme – professional wrestler and model
 Mariel Hemingway – actress (Manhattan)
 Pamela Hensley – actress
 Keith Hernandez – baseball player
 Barbara Hershey – actress
 James Hetfield – musician (Metallica)
 Jonah Hill – actor
 Jason Hirsh – baseball player
 Hit-Boy – rapper, record producer
 Dustin Hoffman – actor
 Trevor Hoffman – professional baseball player (San Diego Padres)
 Dexter Holland – singer, musician (The Offspring)
 Brenda Holloway – singer and songwriter
Josh Holloway – actor (Lost)
 Mike Holmgren – football coach (Seattle Seahawks)
 Mark Hoppus – singer, musician (Blink-182)
 Hopsin – rapper, actor, record producer
 Taylor Horn – singer and actress
 James Horner – composer
 Sam Horrigan – actor (Little Giants)
 Nichkhun Horvejkul Thai-American singer and rapper of 2PM
 Bryce Dallas Howard – actress
 C. Thomas Howell – actor (The Outsiders, Red Dawn, Southland)
 Jerry Hsu – skateboarder
 Vanessa Hudgens – actress and singer (High School Musical)
 Kate Hudson – actress
 Phil Hughes – baseball player
 Yolanda Hughes-Heying – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Barry Hunau – illustrator
 William Hung – American Idol contestant
 Helen Hunt – actress
 Terry Huntingdon – Miss USA 1959
 Anjelica Huston – actress
 Nyjah Huston – professional skateboarder
 Timothy Hutton – actor
 Tiffany Hwang – singer (Girls' Generation)
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 Crooked I – rapper
 Ice Cube – musician, actor
 Gabriel Iglesias – comedian
 Danny Im – member of Korean music group 1TYM
 Grant Imahara – electronics and radio control expert (MythBusters)
 Don Imus – radio personality
 Allison Iraheta – singer (American Idol)
 Kathy Ireland – model
 Chris Isaak – musician, actor
 Yasuhiro Ishimoto – photographer
 Phil Ivey – professional poker player

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 Shirley Jackson – author
 Etta James – singer
 Jesse James – actor, welder, and chief executive officer of West Coast Choppers
 Gregg Jarrett – lawyer, journalist
 BC Jean – singer
 Richard Jefferson – professional basketball player
 Fran Jeffries – actress (The Pink Panther)
 Steve Jobs – computer pioneer, co-founder of Apple Computer
 Anjelah Johnson – actress, comedian
 Dwayne Johnson – professional wrestler best known as "The Rock"; now an actor (The Scorpion King)
 Jimmie Johnson – NASCAR driver and champion
 Kevin Johnson – basketball player and politician
 Keyshawn Johnson – football player
 Randy Johnson – baseball player
 Angelina Jolie – actress
 Jerry Jones – owner of the Dallas Cowboys
 Marion Jones – track athlete
 Matt L. Jones – actor, comedian (Breaking Bad)
 Rashida Jones – actress
 Tamala Jones – actress
 Ashley Judd – actress
 Jessica Jung – singer (Girls' Generation)
 Krystal Jung – singer (f(x))
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 Pauline Kael – film critic
 Colin Kaepernick – NFL quarterback San Francisco 49ers
 Ryan Kalish – major league baseball outfielder
 Tony Kanal – bassist with No Doubt
 Gabe Kapler – major league baseball outfielder
 Khloé Kardashian socialite and reality-television personality
 Kim Kardashian socialite and reality-television personality
 Kourtney Kardashian socialite and reality-television personality
 Chris Kattan – actor, comedian
 Julie Kavner – actress
 Diane Keaton – film actress, director, producer
 Keb' Mo' – blues singer-songerwriter and guitarist
 Sally Kellerman – actress
 Minka Kelly – actress
 Anthony Kennedy – Supreme Court Justice
 Dom Kennedy – rapper
 Kirk Kerkorian – investor and philanthropist
 Kesha – singer
 Jason Kidd – NBA player and coach
 Val Kilmer – actor
 Elle King – singer, actress
 Kerry King – guitarist (Slayer)
 Regina King – actress
 Maxine Hong Kingston – author
 Thomas Kinkade – artist
 Matthew Knight – actor
Suge Knight – record producer, music executive (Death Row Records)
 Nathan Kress – actor (iCarly)
 Kayden Kross – pornographic actress
 Mike Krukow – baseball pitcher and announcer (San Francisco Giants)
 Lisa Kudrow – actress (Friends)
 Greg Kurstin – musician, producer (The Bird and the Bee)
 Michelle Kwan – figure skater
 Iris Kyle – 10-time overall Ms. Olympia professional bodybuilder
Shia LaBeouf – actor
 Remy LaCroix – pornographic actress
 Kendrick Lamar – rapper
 Adam Lambert – singer (American Idol)
 Ryan Lavarnway – major-league baseball catcher (Los Angeles Dodgers)
 Rick Law – illustrator and producer
 Tony Lazzeri – baseball player
 Amy Lee musician (lead singer of Evanescence)
 Bruce Lee – martial artist
 Jason Lee – actor (My Name is Earl)
 Cathy LeFrançois – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Janet Leigh – actress
 Jennifer Jason Leigh – actress (Fast Times at Ridgemont High)
 Kawhi Leonard – basketball player
 Brad Lesley – baseball player, cast member on Takeshi's Castle
 Adam Levine – musician (lead singer of pop/rock group Maroon 5)
 Monica Lewinsky – White House intern
 Huey Lewis – musician (Huey Lewis and the News)
 Juliette Lewis – actress
 Rob Liefeld – comic book writer
 Seven Lions – musician
 David Lipsky – golfer
 Blake Lively – actress (Gossip Girl)
 Heather Locklear – actress
 Jack London – author (The Call of the Wild)
Lauren London – television personality, actress, and model
 Evan Longoria – baseball player
 George Lopez – actor and comedian (George Lopez)
 Mario López – actor (Saved by the Bell)
 Nancy Lopez – golfer
 Erik Lorig – football player (New Orleans Saints)
 Greg Louganis – Olympic diver
 Courtney Love – musician
 Kevin Love – basketball player
 Jon Lovitz – actor
 George Lucas – filmmaker (Star Wars)
 Lorna Luft – singer and actress
 Athena Lundberg – Playmate of the Month (January 2006)
 Ray Lynch – actor
 Cheryl Lynn – singer
Mack 10 – rapper (Westside Connection)
 Theodore Harold Maiman – inventor of Ruby Laser Systems Laser
 Daron Malakian – musician, singer-songwriter, guitarist (System of a Down)
 Mia Malkova – pornographic actress
 Ricky Manning, Jr. – football player
 Josie Maran – actress and model
 Teena Marie – singer
 Cheech Marin – actor
 Shannon Marketic – Miss USA 1992
 McKayla Maroney – 2012 Olympic gold and silver medalist (artistic gymnastics)
 Dean Paul Martin – actor and musician
 Margaret Martin – professional bodybuilder
 Bobby Martinez – professional surfer
 Chris Masters – wrestler
 Tim Matheson – actor
 Bob Mathias – decathlete
 Misty May-Treanor – volleyball player
 Leigh McCloskey – actor, artist (Dallas)
 Pete McCloskey – politician
 Willie McCool – astronaut, killed in Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
 Maureen McCormick – actress
 Jennette McCurdy – actress, singer
 Audra McDonald – actress and singer
 Willie McGee – baseball player
 Ted McGinley – actor
 Jeremy McGrath – supercross racer
Mark McGwire – baseball player
 Robert McNamara – former United States Secretary of Defense
 Katharine McPhee – singer, actress
 MC Eiht – actor, rapper
 MC Hammer – musician
 MC Ren – rapper
 Casey Mears – NASCAR driver
 Edwin Meese – United States Attorney General (1985–1988)
 Rodney Melville – judge
 Mike Mentzer, professional bodybuilder and 1979 Mr. Olympia heavyweight champion
 Lee Meriwether – actress and Miss America
 Casey Merrill – football running back
 AJ Michalka – actress, musician
 Aly Michalka – actress, singer
 Phil Mickelson – golfer
 Miguel – singer, producer
 Johnny Miller – golfer and TV commentator
 Jon Miller – sportscaster
 Marisa Miller – supermodel
 Penelope Ann Miller – actress
 Reggie Miller – basketball player (Indiana Pacers)
 Stanley Miller – chemist
 Norm Mineta – U.S. Secretary of Commerce and Transportation
 Liza Minnelli – singer and actress (Cabaret)
 Marilyn Monroe – sex symbol, actress (Some Like It Hot)
 Elizabeth Montgomery – actress (Bewitched)
 Shemar Moore – actor
Terry Moore – actress (Mighty Joe Young)
 Alex Morgan – United States national women's soccer team striker
 John Morrison – wrestler
 George Moscone – Mayor of San Francisco
 Shane Mosley – boxer
 Elisabeth Moss – actress
 Bethany Mota – youtuber
 Jason Mraz – singer, musician
 Megan Mullally – actress
 Marcus Mumford – singer, musician (Mumford & Sons)
 Bill Mumy – child actor (Lost in Space)
 Noah Munck – actor (iCarly)
 Eddie Murray – baseball player (Baltimore Orioles)
 Lenda Murray – IFBB professional bodybuilder (Los Angeles)
 Dave Mustaine – musician (Megadeth)
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 Anna Nalick – singer-songwriter
 Randy Newman – composer, musician
 Gavin Newsom – Mayor of San Francisco (2004–present)
 Joanna Newsom – singer, harpist
 Lorenzo Neal – Pro Bowl football player
 Richard Nixon – 37th President of the United States
 Lyn Nofziger – author, journalist and White House Press Secretary (under Ronald Reagan)
 Isamu Noguchi – artist
 Bradley Nowell – singer, musician (Sublime)

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 Willis O'Brien – film special-effects artist
 Dagmar Oakland – stage and screen actress
 Frank Ocean – singer (Odd Future)
 Lefty O'Doul – baseball player
 Larisa Oleynik – actress
 Edward James Olmos – actor
 Elizabeth Olsen – actress
 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen – actresses and entrepreneurs
 Omarion – musician, singer
 Ryan O'Neal – actor
 Tatum O'Neal – actress
 Heather O'Rourke – actress
 Emily Osment – actress, singer
 Haley Joel Osment – actor
 Jimmy Osmond − singer

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Carson Palmer – football quarterback
 Gwyneth Paltrow – actress
 Cathey Palyo – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Leon Panetta – White House Chief of Staff and Secretary of Defense
 Jerry Paris – film director and actor (The Dick Van Dyke Show)
 Grace Park – actress (Battlestar Galactica, Hawaii Five-0)
 Richard Park – ice hockey forward, New York Islanders
 Harry Partch – composer
 Audrina Patridge – television personality, television presenter, actress, and model
 George S. Patton – military commander
 Paula Patton – actress
 Corey Pavin – golfer
 Sara Paxton – actress, singer
 Gary Payton – professional basketball player
 Gregory Peck – actor
 Sam Peckinpah – film director
 Dustin Pedroia – baseball player
 Chris Penn – actor
 Sean Penn – actor
 Stacy Peralta- skateboarder, surfer and film director
 Melina Perez – professional wrestler
 Katy Perry – singer
 Michelle Pfeiffer – actress
 Paul Pierce – professional basketball player
 Chris Pine – actor
Chris Pine – actor
 Drew Pinsky – radio and television personality, physician, addiction medicine specialist
 Jim Plunkett – football quarterback (Oakland Raiders)
 Whitney Port – television personality, fashion designer, and author
 Chad Power – martial artist
 Stefanie Powers – actress
 Tristan Prettyman – singer, musician
 Tayshaun Prince – professional basketball player (Detroit Pistons)
 Freddie Prinze, Jr. – actor
 Jade Puget – musician (AFI)
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 Kathleen Quinlan – actress
R
 Frances Rafferty actress
 Max Rafferty former California State Superintendent of Public Instruction, author and columnist
 Taylor Rain – pornographic actress and nude model
 Robert Redford – film actor and director
 Mason Reese – child actor
 Autumn Reeser - actress (The O.C.)
 Andy Reid – football coach
 Maria Remenyi – Miss USA 1966
 Jeremy Renner – actor
 Dane Reynolds – professional surfer (Quiksilver)
 Christina Ricci – actress (The Addams Family)
 Ariana Richards – actress
 Michael Richards – actor (Seinfeld)
 Nicole Richie – actress
 Sally Ride – astronaut (STS-7 and STS-41-G)
 Isiah Rider – basketball player
 Cathy Rigby – gymnast and actress (Peter Pan)
 Molly Ringwald – actress
 Jason Ritter – actor (son of John Ritter; grandson of Tex Ritter)
 Jenni Rivera – singer
 Naya Rivera – actress and singer
 Tim Robbins – actor
 Tony Robbins – life coach
 Jackie Robinson – first African-American player in Major League Baseball in the modern era
 Julia Robinson – mathematician
Aaron Rodgers – NFL quarterback Green Bay Packers
 Dana Rohrabacher – member of the United States House of Representatives
 Jimmy Rollins – baseball player
 Jim Rome – sports radio host
 Rebecca Romijn – model, actress
 Tony Romo – football quarterback
 Kyla Ross – 2012 Olympic gold medalist (artistic gymnastics)
 Alexander Rossi – Formula One driver
 Josiah Royce – philosopher
 Pete Rozelle – NFL commissioner
 Keri Russell – actress
 Rene Russo – actress
 Marla Ruzicka – activist (Green Party)
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 Bob Smale - pianist

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 George Takei – actor (Star Trek)
 Amber Tamblyn – actress (Joan of Arcadia)
 Russ Tamblyn – actor (West Side Story)
 Amy Tan – writer (The Joy Luck Club)
 Tess Taylor – reality-television personality and Playboy Cyber Girl of the Year (2010)
 Scout Taylor-Compton – actress (Halloween)
 TeeFlii – rapper, producer
 Aimee Teegarden – actress, model
 Shirley Temple – child film star, former U.S. Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia
 Reggie Theus – basketball player and coach
 Robin Thicke – singer
 Joanna Thomas – IFBB professional bodybuilder
 Pat Tillman – football player and soldier
 Jennifer Tilly – actress
 Kenneth Tobey – actor
 Alessandra Torresani – actress
 Alan Trammell – baseball player
 Danny Trejo - actor
 Lisa Tucker – singer
 Tyga – rapper
 Aisha Tyler – actress
 Tyler, The Creator – rapper, record producer (Odd Future)

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 Chase Utley – baseball player
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 Jasmine V – singer
 Karen Valentine – actress
 Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo – Mexican general, American politician
 Elle Varner – singer
 Jhonen Vasquez – comic-book writer and artist
 Casey Veggies – rapper
 Stephen Venard – lawman
 Julieta Venegas – singer, musician
 Ken Venturi – golfer
 Gwen Verdon – actress
 Victoria Vetri – model and actress
 Robert M. Viale – U.S. Medal of Honor recipient
 Antonio Villaraigosa – 51st Mayor of Los Angeles
 Roy Marlin Voris – World War II flying ace and founder of the United States Navy Blue Angels

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