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The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2003 Global Attitudes Survey found that "[p]eople in Africa and the Middle East strongly object to societal acceptance of homosexuality. But there is far greater tolerance for homosexuality in major Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil. Opinion in Europe is split between West and East. Majorities in every Western European nation surveyed say homosexuality should be accepted by society, while most Russians, Poles and Ukrainians disagree. Americans are divided—a thin majority (51 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."[4]

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.

Sj–Sz

Blues singer Bessie Smith
Musician Jimmy Somerville
Software engineer Joel Spolsky
Artist William Spratling
Performance artist, porn actress and sex educator Annie Sprinkle
Writer Gertrude Stein
Poet and writer Eric Stenbock
Musician Michael Stipe
Jazz composer Billy Strayhorn
Actress Alyson Stoner
Mathematician and author Manil Suri
Basketball player Sheryl Swoopes
Poet John Addington Symonds
Stand-up comedian Wanda Sykes
Composer Karol Szymanowski
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Jimmy Sjodin b. ?[5] Swedish Former Olympic diver G[7]
Stephen Skinner b. ?[5] American Politician G [8]
Blake Skjellerup b. 1985 New Zealand Short track speed skater G[9]
Vibeke Skofterud 1980-2018 Norwegian Cross-country skier L[10]
Rikke Skov b. 1980 Danish Handball player L[11]
Herman Slater 1935-1992 American Wiccan high priest, occult-bookstore proprietor, editor, publisher and author G[12]
William Sledd b. 1983 American Internet personality G[13]
Haaz Sleiman b. 1976 Lebanese-American Actor G[14][15]
Jeffrey Smart b. 1921 Australian Artist G[16]
Pascal Smet b. 1967 Belgian Politician G[17]
Anna Nicole Smith 1967–2007 American Model B[18]
Barbara Smith b. 1946 American Lesbian feminist, writer L[19]
Bessie Smith 1892–1937 American Blues singer, musician B[20]
Chris Smith, Baron Smith of Finsbury b. 1951 English Politician G[18]
Coral Smith b. 1979 American Actor L[21]
Cory Michael Smith b. 1986 American Actor Q[22][23]
Debbie Smith b. ?[5] English Musician L[24]
Graham David Smith b. 1937 American Artist, writer G[25]
Gregory White Smith 1951-2014 American Biographer G[26]
Iain Smith b. 1960 Scottish Politician G[27]
Jack Smith 1932–1989 American Film director, actor G[28]
Jerry Smith 1943–1987 American Football player G[29]
Liz Smith b. 1923 American Gossip columnist B[30]
Margaret Smith b. 1961 Scottish Politician L[31]
Mary Rozet Smith 1868-1934 American Philanthropist L[32]
Michael V. Smith b. ?[5] Canadian Writer, filmmaker G[33]
Neil Smith b. ?[5] Canadian Writer G[34]
Sam Smith b. 1992 English Singer G[35]
Shepard Smith b. 1964 American Television news anchor G[36]
Warren Allen Smith b. 1921 American Writer G[37]
Willi Smith 1948–1987 American Fashion designer G[38]
George Smitherman b. 1963 Canadian Politician G[39]
Benjamin Smoke 1960–1999 American Musician G[40]
Jussie Smollett b. 1982 American Actor, singer and photographer G[41]
Jack Snow 1907–1956 American Writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror G[42]
Joan Snyder b. 1940 American Painter B[43]
Stephen Snyder-Hill b. 1970 American Soldier, activist G[44]
Richard Socarides b. 1954 American Politician, businessman G[45]
Socrates 470-399 BC Greek Athenian Philosopher G[46]
Soenghyang (Buddhist name) b. 1948 American Zen master L[47][48]
Harriet Sohmers Zwerling b. 1929[5] American Writer B[49]
Valerie Solanas 1936–1988 American Radical feminist, writer, attempted to kill artist Andy Warhol L[50]
Kamal Al-Solaylee b. 1964 Yemeni-Canadian Journalist and writer G[51]
Michael Soldier b. 1967 American Porn actor G[52]
Pablo Soler Frost b. 1965 Mexican Writer G[53]
Suzy Solidor 1900–1983 French Singer, actor L[54]
Joe Solmonese b. 1965 American LGBT rights activist G[55]
Andrew Solomon b. 1963 American Writer G[56]
Simeon Solomon 1840–1905 English Painter G[57]
Jill Soloway b. 1965 American Television creator, showrunner, director and writer B[58]
Lord Arthur Somerset 1851–1926 English Aristocrat G[59]
Jason Somerville b. 1987 American Poker player G[60]
Jimmy Somerville b. 1961 Scottish Pop musician G[61]
Konstantin Somov 1869–1939 Russian Illustrator, painter G[62]
Stephen Sondheim b. 1930 American Musical theater and film composer G[63]
Susan Sontag 1933–2004 American Writer L[64]
Martin Sorrondeguy b. ?[5] American Rock musician, filmmaker G[65]
Jock Soto b. 1965 American Ballet dancer G[66]
Azariah Southworth b. 1987 American Christian TV host G[67]
Laís Souza b. 1988 Brazilian Gymnast, skier L[68]
Kevin Spacey b. 1959 American Actor G[69]
Robert Spagnoletti b. ?[5] American Attorney General, lawyer G[70]
Douglas Spain b. 1974 American Film and television actor, director and producer G[71]
Nancy Spain 1917–1964 English Journalist, broadcaster L[72]
Anna Span b. 1971 English Porn director B[73][74]
Sam Sparro b. 1982 Australian Pop singer, songwriter and producer G[75]
Allan Spear 1937–2008 American Politician G[76]
Doug Spearman b. 1962 American Actor G[77]
Cheryl Spector 1958-2007[5] American LGBT rights activist L[78]
Darren Spedale b. ?[5] American Businessman; Founder of StartOut and FamilyByDesign G[79]
Colin Spencer b. 1933 English Writer, journalist, broadcaster G[80]
Tom Spencer b. 1948 English Politician G[81]
Muffin Spencer-Devlin b. 1954 American Professional golfer L[82]
Stephen Spender 1909–1995 English Writer G[83]
Andrea Sperling b. 1968/69[5] American Film producer L[84]
Jack Spicer 1925–1965 American Poet G[85]
Stephen Spinella b. 1956 American Actor G[86]
Kevin Spirtas b. 1962 American Actor G[87]
Edward Spofford 1931-2014[5] American Professor G[88]
Joel Spolsky b. 1965 American Software engineer, writer G[89]
Casey Spooner b. 1970 American Pop musician (Fischerspooner) G[90]
William Spratling 1900–1967 American-born Mexican Silversmith, artist G[91]
Lorrie Sprecher b. 1960 American Writer, rock musician L[92]
Dusty Springfield 1939–1999 English Pop musician B[93]
Annie Sprinkle b. 1954 American Porn actress, writer, performance artist B[94]
Maud Hunt Squire 1873-1954 Painter and printmaker L[95]
Ron Squires 1951–1993 American Politician G[96]
Dragoslav Srejović 1931–1996 Serbian Archeologist, historian G[97]
Pam St. Clement b. 1942 English Actor B[98]
Matthew Stadler b. 1959 American Writer G[99]
Robert Stadlober b. 1982 Austrian Actor, rock musician G[100]
Sam Stanley b. 1991 British Rugby player G[101]
A. Latham Staples b. 1977 American LGBT activist G[102]
Darren Star b. 1961 American Television and film producer G[103]
Jeffree Star b. 1986 American Model, make-up artist, singer-songwriter G[104]
Freda Stark 1910–1999 New Zealander Exotic dancer L[105]
David Starkey b. 1945 English Historian G[18]
Sławomir Starosta b. 1965 Polish LGBT activist, musician, journalist and publisher G[106]
Ellen Gates Starr 1859–1940 American Social reformer L[107]
Garrison Starr b. 1975 American Rock musician G[108]
Caitlin Stasey b. 1990 Australian Actor B[109]
Jonny Staub b. 1979 Canadian Radio/television personality G[110]
Pat Steadman b. 1964 American Politician G[111]
Emma Stebbins 1815-1882 American Artist L[112]
Jan Steckel b. 1962 American Writer B[113]
Ashley Steel b. 1959 British Businessperson L[114]
Ryan Steele b. 1990 American Actor G[115]
Dré Steemans 1954–2009 Belgian TV and radio host G[116]
Liz Stefanics b. 1950 American Politician L[117]
Joey Stefano 1968–1994 American Porn actor G[118]
Joseph Steffan b. 1964 American Lawyer, activist G[119]
Darren Stein b. 1971 American Film director, screenwriter G[120]
Gertrude Stein 1874–1946 American Writer L[121]
Larry Steinbachek 1960-2017 British Musician (formerly Bronski Beat) G[122]
Marianne Steinbrecher b. 1983 Brazilian Volleyball player, Olympic medalist L[123]
Andreas Steinhöfel b. 1962 German Writer, translator G[124]
Amandla Stenberg b. 1998 American Actress B[125]
Eric Stenbock 1858–1895 German Poet, writer G[126]
Nicole Stéphane 1923–2007 French Actor L[127]
Darryl Stephens b. 1974 American Actor G[128]
Helen Stephens 1918–1994 American Track and field athlete, double Olympic champion G[129]
Ian Stephens 1955—1996 Canadian Poet, spoken word artist, journalist G[130]
Sandy Stern b. ?[5] American Film producer G[131]
Marsha Stevens b. 1952 American Contemporary Christian musician L[132]
Noreen Stevens b. 1962 Canadian Comics artist L[133]
Tim Stevenson b. 1945[5] Canadian Politician G[134]
Dennis Cleveland Stewart 1947-1994 American Actor G[135]
James B. Stewart b. 1952 American Lawyer, writer G[55]
David Ogden Stiers b. 1942 American Actor G[136]
Lidia S. Stiglich b. 1969 American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada L[137]
Andrew Stimpson b. 1980 Scottish HIV patient G[138]
Michael Stipe b. 1960 American Rock musician, film producer B[139]
James Stoll 1936–1994 American Clergy G[140]
Kim Stolz b. 1983 American Model L[141]
Randy Stone 1958–2007 American Actor, casting director G[142]
Alyson Stoner b. 1993 American Actress, singer, dancer and model B[143]
Casey Stoney b. 1982 British Soccer player L[144]
Jim Stork b. 1966 American Politician G[145]
Beth Storry b. 1978 English Field hockey goalkeeper L[146]
Lytton Strachey 1880–1932 English Writer, critic G[147]
Jeffery Straker b. ? Canadian Musician G[148]
Steve Strange b. 1959 Welsh Pop singer (Visage) B[149]
Jael Strauss b. ?[5] American Model and former reality television star L[150]
Zoe Strauss b. 1970 American Photographer L[151]
Billy Strayhorn 1915–1967 American Jazz composer, arranger, musician G[152]
Maryan Street b. 1955 New Zealander Politician L[153]
Keith Strickland b. 1953 American Rock musician (The B-52's) G[154]
Martina Strutz b. 1981 German Pole vaulter L[155]
Susan Stryker b. ?[5] American LGBT professor, historian and author L[156]
Jason Stuart b. 1969 American Actor G[157]
Rennae Stubbs b. 1971 Australian Tennis player L[158]
Gerry Studds 1937–2006 American Politician G[159]
Hans-Georg Stümke 1941–2002 German Author, teacher, historian, publisher G[160]
Rebecca Sugar b. 1987 American Animator, composer, director, show creator B[161]
Lucius Cornelius Sulla 138–78 BC Roman General, consul, Roman dictator G[162]
Andrew Sullivan b. 1963 English Journalist G[163]
Kathleen Sullivan b. 1955 American Professor of Law L[164]
Larry Sullivan b. 1970 American Actor G[165]
Lou Sullivan 1951-1991 American Author and 1st transgender man to publicly identify as gay G[166]
Richard Summerbell b. 1956 Canadian Mycologist, LGBT rights activist (1970s-80s) G[167]
Ben Summerskill b. 1961 English LGBT rights activist G[18]
Pia Sundhage b. 1960 Swedish Football player and coach L[168]
Ron Suresha b. ?[5] American Writer G[169]
Manil Suri b. 1959 Indian-American Mathematician, author G[170]
Victoria Sandell Svensson b. 1977 Swedish Association football player L[171]
Alicia Svigals b. 1963 American Musician L[172]
Ryan Jamaal Swain b.?[5] American Actor, dancer G[173]
Oscar Swartz b. 1959 Swedish Writer, entrepreneur G[174]
Terry Sweeney b. 1960 American Actor, screenwriter G[175]
May Swenson 1913–1989 American Poet L[176]
Kara Swisher b. 1963 American Technology business journalist and co-founder of Recode L[177]
Ember Swift b. ?[5] Canadian Folk-rock musician L[178]
Sheryl Swoopes b. 1971 American Professional basketball player (retired) B[179]
Matt Bernstein Sycamore b. ?[5] American Writer G[180]
Stacy Sykora b. 1977 American Retired volleyball player L[181]
Sylvester (stage name) 1947-1988 American Singer-songwriter G[182]
John Addington Symonds 1840–1893 English Poet, literary critic G[183]
Scott Symons b. 1933 Canadian Writer G[184]
Wanda Sykes b. 1964 American Stand-up comedian, actress L[185]
Marcin Szczygielski b. 1972 Polish Writer, journalist, graphic designer G[186]
Mai-Mai Sze 1909-1992 Chinese Painter and writer L[187]
Gábor Szetey b. 1968 Hungarian Politician G[188]
Paulo Szot b. 1969 Brazilian Actor G[189]
Magda Szubanski b. 1961 Australian Actress, comedian L[190]
Karol Szymanowski 1882–1937 Polish Classical composer, musician G[191]
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