List of people from Houston
Houston
This is a list of people who were born, were raised, or have lived in Houston, Texas.
Entertainment and media personalities
- Whitney Able, actress and model
- Mark Aguhar, multidisciplinary fine artist[1]
- Debbie Allen, choreographer, actress
- 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
- Donald Barthelme, journalist
- Skye McCole Bartusiak, actress
- Baby Bash, rapper
- Texas Battle, actor
- Frank Beard, percussionist for ZZ Top
- Jeff Bennett, voice actor
- Michael Berry, from Orange, lawyer and radio talk show host
- Clint Black, musician
- B L A C K I E (born Michael LaCour), rapper
- Alexis Bledel, actress
- Maggie Blye, actress
- Matt Bomer, from Spring, actor
- Booker T (born Booker Huffman Jr.), wrestler
- Bowling for Soup, band
- 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
- 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
- Lois Chiles, actress[2]
- Lynn Collins, actress
- 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
- Alexandria DeBerry, actress
- Loretta Devine, actress
- DhoomBros, YouTube personalities, actors, dancers, entertainers, and DJs[3]
- 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
- Kelly Emberg, model
- Sean Faris, actor
- Ashley Fink, actress of Glee
- Sean Patrick Flanery, actor; from Sugar Land
- Mark Flood, artist
- Tom Ford, designer
- Ragan Fox, Big Brother contestant
- 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
- R.W. Hampton, singer
- Lisa Hartman, actress
- Bill Hicks, comedian
- Dusty Hill, bassist and singer for ZZ Top
- Jay Hooks, blues musician[4]
- Larry Hovis, actor
- Molly Ivins, journalist
- J Metro, singer
- 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
- Beyonce Knowles, singer
- Solange Knowles, singer
- Liza Koshy, actress and YouTube personality
- Richard Linklater, film director
- Lyle Lovett, from Klein, musician and actor
- Todd Lowe, actor
- Mark Lowry, comedian
- LeToya Luckett, singer
- Debra Maffett, Miss America 1983
- Barbara Mandrell, singer
- Maxine Mesinger, columnist
- Angelbert Metoyer, American artist
- Mitchelle'l, singer-songwriter
- Farrah Moan, American drag queen and entertainer
- Cole Mohr, model
- Lecrae Moore, Christian rapper, co-founder of Reach Records
- Johnny Nash, singer
- Edwin Neal, actor
- Michael Nesmith, musician, singer for The Monkees
- 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)
- P. J. Proby, singer
- Dennis Quaid, actor
- Randy Quaid, actor
- Leven Rambin, actress
- Cierra Ramirez, actress
- Phylicia Rashad, actress
- Dan Rather, from Wharton, television journalist
- Prudencesa Renfro, singer
- Chelsea Ricketts, actress
- Riff Raff (born Horst Christian Simco), rapper
- LaTavia Roberson
- Charlie Robison, singer
- Kenny Rogers, singer
- Kelly Rowland, singer
- Travis Scott, rapper
- DJ Screw (born Robert Earl Davis, Jr.)
- Joan Severance, actress
- Molly Louise Shepard, born in Houston; raised in Lake Jackson and Huntsville; writer
- 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
- Dayna Steele, radio personality
- Matt Stone, co-creator of South Park
- Patrick Swayze, actor
- Susan Swift, actress
- Amir Taghi, fashion designer
- B. J. Thomas, singer
- Allison Tolman, actress
- Rigo Tovar, emigrated from Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico
- Trae (born Frazier Othel Thompson), rapper
- Tommy Tune, dancer and choreographer
- Steve Tyrell, singer and music producer
- The Undertaker (born Mark William Calaway), wrestler
- Brooke Valentine, singer
- Jaci Velasquez, singer
- Paul Wall, rapper
- Isaiah Washington, actor
- William Ward Watkin, architect
- 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
- Waterparks, band
Business, government, law, and military
- Elsa Alcala, judge since 2011 of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
- 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[5]
- James Baker, White House chief of staff, Secretary of State[6]
- Nandita Berry, Houston lawyer and 109th Secretary of State of Texas[7]
- Paul Bettencourt, member of the Texas State Senate from District 7[8]
- Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com[9]
- Bill Blythe, Houston realtor and former state representative[10]
- 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, incoming Republican member of the Texas House, effective January 2017
- William L. Clayton, cotton trader; cofounder of Anderson Clayton Co., government official
- Ted Cruz, U.S. senator from Texas; former 2016 Republican presidential candidate
- Russell B. Cummings, politician[11]
- Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Inc.[12]
- Richard W. Dowling, Civil War officer[13]
- 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[14]
- Robert Eckels, railroad executive[15]
- Gary Elkins, politician[16]
- Ed Emmett, judge[17]
- Tilman J. Fertitta, businessman and reality TV personality
- Allen Fletcher, departing state representative[18]
- 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[19]
- Joan Huffman, politician[20]
- Howard Hughes, billionaire aviator, film producer[21]
- Thad Hutcheson, politician[22]
- Jason Isaac, politician[23]
- Jesse H. Jones, politician[24]
- Barbara Jordan, U.S. Representative[25]
- Susan King, politician[26]
- Mickey Leland, politician[27]
- James E. Lyon, banker[28]
- Walter Mengden, politician[29]
- Steve Munisteri, politician[30]
- George Nattin, mayor of Bossier City, Louisiana, 1961-1973; vice president of ABM Securities in Houston after his term as mayor[31]
- David Newell, judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9[32]
- Joe Nixon, politician[33]
- Tom Oliverson, anesthesiologist and incoming state representative for District 130[34]
- Dan Patrick, Lieutenant Governor of Texas, outgoing member of the Texas State Senate
- Dennis Paul, state representative from District 129 in Harris County[35]
- Gilbert Pena, incoming 2015 Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from Pasadena, lived in Houston prior to 1992[36]
- Gary M. Polland, attorney and former chairman of the Harris County Republican Party[37]
- Mike Schofield, state representative, former gubernatorial advisor[38]
- Leighton Schubert, state representative from Caldwell, Texas; former Houston resident[39]
- Jim Sharp, state court judge, 2009-2014
- George William Strake, Jr., politician[40]
- Kathryn J. Whitmire, first female Mayor of Houston; served five terms
- Jared Woodfill, Houston attorney and former chairman of the Harris County Republican Party[41]
- Kevin Patrick Yeary, judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, based in San Antonio; former assistant district attorney for Harris County[42]
- Angela Blanchard, President Emerita of BakerRipley[43]
Religion
Science
- Dr. Ellen Ochoa, Director of NASA Johnson Space Center, veteran astronaut
- Guillermina (Gigi) Lozano, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Genetics, Division of SVP Chief Academic Officer, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
- Dr. Pamela Denkins, NASA Johnson Space Center engineer; honored in 2017 as Outstanding Women in Science, by the Association for Women in Science Gulf Coast Houston for her contributions at NASA and for her continued leadership in education and outreach.[44]
- 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
- Lydia Kavraki, Ph.D., computer scientist
- Red Adair, oil-well firefighter
- Denton Cooley, heart surgeon
- Michael DeBakey, heart surgeon
- James "Red" Duke, trauma surgeon
- William V. Houston, physicist and president of Rice University
- 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)
Sports
- Sam Adams, football player[45]
- Lance Alworth, football player[46]
- Heather Armbrust, IFBB professional bodybuilder[47]
- H. B. Bailey, auto racer[48]
- Harold Bailey, football player[49]
- Keith Baldwin, football player
- Joey Banes, football player[50]
- Pat Batteaux, football player
- Simone Biles, gymnast
- Michael Bishop, football player[51]
- Booker T (born Booker Tio Huffman, Jr.), professional wrestler[52]
- Jason Bourgeois, baseball player[53]
- Michael Bourn, baseball player[54]
- Joe Bowman, marksman of the American West[55]
- Ken Bradshaw, big wave surfer
- Jimmy Butler, basketball player
- Mark Calaway, professtional wrestler
- Tina Chandler, IFBB professional bodybuilder[56]
- Roger Clemens, baseball player[57]
- Brad Coleman, auto racer[58]
- Carl Crawford, baseball player[59]
- Sedrick Curry, football player[60]
- Andy Dalton, football player, from Katy, Texas[61]
- Jimmy Demaret, golfer[62]
- Gerald Dockery, football player[63]
- Karl Douglas, football player[64]
- Clyde Drexler, basketball player
- Donald Driver, retired football player
- Adam Dunn, baseball player[65]
- Aaron Durley, basketball player[66]
- George Foreman, boxer[67]
- Eddie Foster, NFL player[68]
- A. J. Foyt, auto racer[69]
- Andrew Friedman, major league baseball general manager
- Zina Garrison, tennis player, born in Houston; resident of Missouri City, Texas[70]
- Donovan Greer, football player[71]
- Brittney Griner, basketball player
- Ben Guez, baseball player
- Charlie Haas, retired professional wrestler
- Brede Hangeland, soccer player
- Lindsey Harding, basketball player[72]
- D. J. Hayden, professional football player currently on the Oakland Raiders
- Warrick Holdman, football player[73]
- Jonathan Horton, gymnast[74]
- Craig James, football player[75]
- Brandon Jordan, football player[76]
- DeAndre Jordan, basketball player
- Kaitlyn, wrestler[77]
- Scott Kazmir, baseball player[78]
- Greg Kindle, football player[79]
- Gary Kubiak, football coach
- Iris Kyle, ten-time overall Ms. Olympia professional bodybuilder[80]
- Rashard Lewis, basketball player[81]
- Tara Lipinski, figure skater, Olympic gold medalist, from Sugar Land[82]
- Denzel Livingston (born 1993), basketball player for Hapoel Kfar Saba of the Israeli Liga Leumit[83]
- James Loney, baseball player[84]
- Andrew Luck, football player[85]
- Marie Mahoney, outfielder, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player[86]
- Guy Mezger, mixed martial artist
- Tyler Myers, ice hockey player
- George Nattin, Jr., LSU Tigers basketball player, 1959-1962; born in Houston, reared in Bossier City, Louisiana[87]
- Chiney Ogwumike, basketball player
- Emeka Okafor, basketball player[88]
- Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia, IFBB professional bodybuilder
- Josh Pastner, college basketball coach
- Andy Pettitte, baseball player from Deer Park, Texas[89]
- Gene Phillips, basketball player[90]
- Mel Renfro, football player[91]
- Mary Lou Retton, gymnast, 1984 Olympic gold medalist
- Cody Risien, football player[92]
- Michael Russell, tennis player[93]
- Kevin Schwantz, motorcycle racer[94]
- Bob Smith, football player[95]
- David Starr, auto racer[96]
- 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[97]
- Mike Swick, UFC fighter[98]
- Thurman Thomas, football player from Missouri City, Texas[99]
- Tyler Thornburg, baseball player
- Justin Tucker, football player (kicker)
- Billy Wade, auto racer[100]
- Bones Weatherly, football player[101]
- Kaitlyn Weaver, Olympic ice dancer
- Kip Wells, baseball player[102]
- Billy Welu, professional bowler
- Reggie White, football player[103]
- Alfred Williams, football player[104]
- Willie Williams, football player[105]
- Woody Williams, baseball player[106]
- George Wright, football player[107]
- James Young, football player[108]
- Joe Young, basketball player
- Vince Young, football player[109]
See also
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