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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

This is a partial list of notable people who were or are gay men, lesbian or bisexual.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the general term "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.

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Emperor Babur
Visual artist and poet Babi Badalov
Folk singer Joan Baez
Performer Josephine Baker
Writer James Baldwin
Politician Tammy Baldwin
Author Herman Bang
Actor Tallulah Bankhead
Composer Samuel Barber
Poet, memoirist and epigrammist Natalie Clifford Barney
Actor Drew Barrymore
Anthropologist and folklorist Ruth Benedict
Poet, novelist and playwright Brendan Behan
Dancer Féral Benga
Blues musician, singer and entertainer Gladys Bentley
Dancer and actress Anita Berber
Actor Helmut Berger
Film director and screenwriter Marco Berger
Conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein
Chemist Carolyn Bertozzi
24th Prime Minister of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel
Name Lifetime[4] Nationality Notable as Notes[5]
Mel B b. 1975 English Pop singer (Spice Girls), actor, TV personality B[6]
Jamie Babbit b. 1970 American Film and TV director L[7]
Paul Babeu b. 1969 American Politician G[8]
Babur 1483–1530 Indian/Mughal Emperor and founder of the Mughal Empire B[9]
Babydaddy b. 1976 American Rock musician (Scissor Sisters) G[10]
Judy Baca b. 1946 American Artist, activist L[11]
Peter Bacanovic b. 1962 American Stockbroker, defendant in ImClone stock trading case G[12]
Dirk Bach 1961–2012 German Comedian, actor, TV personality G[13]
Don Bachardy b. 1934 American Artist G[14]
Ramona Bachmann b. 1990 Swiss Footballer L[15]
Sir Edmund Backhouse, 2nd Baronet 1873–1944 English Scholar, Sinologist, linguist G[16]
Francis Bacon 1909–1992 English Artist G[17]
Sir Francis Bacon 1561–1626 English Philosopher, statesman, scientist, jurist, orator, author G[18][19][20]
Yetide Badaki b. 1981 Nigerian-American Actor B[21]
Babi Badalov b. 1959 Azerbaijani Visual artist, poet G[22]
Marina Rice Bader b. ? American Writer, director, film producer L[23]
Ruth Badger b. 1978 English Reality show contestant, TV presenter, business consultant L[24]
Dan Baer b. 1977 American Politician, diplomat G[25]
Neal Baer b. 1955 American Pediatrician, TV writer, producer G[26]
Susanne Baer b. 1964 German 1st openly lesbian elected as a Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany L[27]
Joan Baez b. 1941 American Folk musician and activist B[28]
Tim Bagley b. 1957 American Actor G[29]
Larry Bagneris Jr. b. 1946 American Social and political activist G[30]
Bai Ling b. 1966 Chinese-American Actor B[31]
Winfried Baijens b. 1977 Dutch Journalist, TV presenter G[32]
Allison Bailey b. 1970 English Barrister L[33]
Jonathan Bailey b. 1988 English Actor G[34]
Paul Bailey b. 1937 English Writer G[35]
Sheryl Bailey b. 1966 American Jazz musician L[36]
Simon Bailey 1955–1995 English Anglican priest G[37]
Amber Mary Bain b. 1995 English Indie pop musician (The Japanese House) L[38]
Diora Baird b. 1983 American Actor, model L[39]
Jon Robin Baitz b. 1961 American Playwright, TV producer G[40]
Zelim Bakaev 1992–2017[41] Chechen Singer G[42]
Christin Baker b. ? American LGBT rights activist L[43]
Gilbert Baker 1951–2017 American Artist, gay rights activist, designer of the rainbow flag (1978) G[44]
Jack Baker b. 1942 American Attorney, LGBT rights activist G[45]
James Robert Baker 1946–1997 American Author G[46]
Josephine Baker 1906–1975 American Entertainer B[47]
John Roman Baker b. 1944 English Playwright G[48]
Marina Baker b. 1967 English Writer, politician B[49]
Matt Baker 1921–1959 American Comic book artist and illustrator G[50]
Sara Josephine Baker 1873–1945 American Physician, public health pioneer L[51]
Christine Bakke b. 1971 American LGBT rights activist L[52]
Rohit Bal b. 1961 Indian Fashion designer G[53]
John Balance 1962–2004 English Rock and experimental musician (Coil) G[54]
Kuwasi Balagoon 1946–1986 American Anarchist, member of the Black Liberation Army and Black Panther Party, writer B[55]
Joe Balass b. ?[4] Iraqi-Canadian Filmmaker G[56]
Danielle Balbuena (070 Shake) b. 1997 American Rapper, singer, songwriter L[57]
Clare Balding b. 1971 English Sports journalist, author L[58]
Long John Baldry 1941–2005 English Blues-rock musician G[59]
Lorenzo Balducci b. 1982 Italian Actor G[60]
Ireland Baldwin b. 1995 American Model B[61]
James Baldwin 1924–1987 American Writer G[62]
Oliver Baldwin, 2nd Earl Baldwin of Bewdley 1899–1958 English Politician G[63]
Tammy Baldwin b. 1962 American Politician, first openly gay U.S. Senator in history. L[64]
Cristóbal Balenciaga 1885–1972 Spanish Fashion designer G[65]
Jodi Balfour b. 1986 South African Actress L[66]
Becca Balint b. 1968 American Educator, writer, politician (Vermont's 1st female Congresswoman) L[67]
Alan Ball b. 1957 American Screenwriter G[68]
Jason Ball b. 1988 Australian Australian rules football player, mental health advocate, LGBT rights activist G[69]
Tom Ballard b. 1989 Australian Radio presenter and comedian G[70]
Paolo Ballesteros b. 1982 Filipino Actor, comedian, TV host, model G[71]
Amy Balliett b. 1982 American LGBT rights activist L[72]
Brian Balthazar b. ?[4] American TV personality G[73]
Bruno Balz 1902–1988 German Songwriter G[74]
Orna Banai b. 1966 Israeli Actor, comedian, entertainer, politician L[75]
Canaan Banana 1936–2003 Zimbabwean 1st President of Zimbabwe; jailed for homosexuality G[76]
Ann Bancroft b. 1955 American First woman to reach the North Pole L[77]
Way Bandy 1941–1986 American Make-up artist G[78]
Lisa Banes 1955–2021 American Actor L[79]
Herman Bang 1857–1912 Danish Writer G[80]
Arne Bang-Hansen 1911–1990 Norwegian Actor G[81]
Tallulah Bankhead 1902–1968 American Actor B[82]
Azealia Banks b. 1991 American Rapper, singer B[83]
Briana Banks b. 1978 American Pornographic actor B[84]
Christopher Banks b. 1977 New Zealand Music producer, journalist G[85]
Cassandra Bankson b. 1992 American Model, internet personality L[86]
Kaushalya Bannerji b. ? Canadian Poet L[87]
Ann Bannon b. 1932 American Author L[88]
Porfirio Barba-Jacob 1883–1942 Colombian Poet, writer G[89]
Patricia Barber b. 1956 American Jazz musician L[90]
Samuel Barber 1910–1981 American Classical music composer G[91]
Shawnacy Barber 1994–2024 Canadian-American Track and field athlete G[92][93][94]
Jillian Barberie b. 1966 American TV host B[95]
Jesuíta Barbosa b. 1991 Brazilian Actor B[96]
Paris Barclay b. 1956 American TV director G[97]
Virgilio Barco Isakson b. 1965 Colombian Economist, political scientist G[98]
Alexander Bard b. 1961 Swedish Pop musician (Army of Lovers), author, lecturer, TV personality, social critic B[99]
Jean-Pierre Barda b. 1967 French-Swedish-Israeli Musician (Army of Lovers), actor B[100]
Ariela Barer b. 1998 American Actor L[101]
Eduard Bargheer 1901–1979 German Painter, printmaker G[102]
Clive Barker b. 1952 English Author, film director G[103]
Greg Barker, Baron Barker of Battle b. 1966 English Politician G[104]
R. H. Barlow 1918–1951 American Writer, anthropologist G[105]
Djuna Barnes 1892–1982 American Writer B[106]
Fred Barnes 1885–1938 English Entertainer G[107]
Hazel Barnes 1915–2008 American Philosopher L[108]
Micah Barnes b. 1960 Canadian Pop musician G[109]
Rev. Paul Barnes b. 1954 American Clergy G[110]
Richard Barnes b. 1947 English Politician G[111]
Charlie Barnett b. 1988 American Actor G[112]
James Barnett b. 1986 American Activist G[113]
Jim Barnett 1924–2004 American Professional wrestling promoter G[114]
Lisa A. Barnett 1958–2006 American Science fiction and fantasy writer L[115]
Samuel Barnett b. 1986 English Actor G[116]
Tim Barnett b. 1958 New Zealand Politician G[117]
Natalie Clifford Barney 1876–1972 American Writer L[118]
Frank A. Barnhart b. ? American Actor, producer, director G[119]
Bill Baroni b. 1971 American Politician, law professor G[120]
Andrew Barr b. 1973 Australian Politician G[121]
Damian Barr b. 1976 Scottish Writer, columnist, playwright G[122]
James Barr b. ? English Radio DJ, TV presenter, podcaster, comedian G[123]
Jean Barraqué 1928–1973 French Classical music composer G[124]
Katherine Barrell b. ? Canadian Actor B[125]
Amanda Barrett b. c. 1979 American Pop musician (The Ditty Bops) L[126]
Amanda Barrie b. 1935 English Actor B[127]
Josh Barro b. 1984 American Journalist G[128]
John Barrowman b. 1967 Scottish-American Actor G[129]
Drew Barrymore b. 1975 American Actor B[130]
Michael Barrymore b. 1952 English Entertainer G[131]
Yael Bartana b. 1970 Israeli Artist, filmmaker, photographer L[132]
Richmond Barthé 1901–1989 American Sculptor G[133]
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser b. ? Canadian Conductor G[134]
Paul Bartel 1938–2000 American Actor, writer, director G[135]
Roland Barthes 1915–1980 French Literary theorist G[136]
Chris Bartlett b. 1966 American Activist G[137]
Murray Bartlett b. 1971 Australian Actor G[138]
Neil Bartlett b. 1958 English Playwright G[139]
Jason Bartlett b. ? American Politician G[140]
Chucky Bartolo b. 1993 Maltese Comedian, drag performer G[141]
Jamie Barton b. 1981 American Opera singer (mezzo-soprano) B[142]
John Barton b. 1957 Canadian Poet G[143]
Matsuo Bashō 1644–1694 Japanese Poet G[144]
Jean Basile 1932–1992 French-Canadian Journalist, novelist G[145]
Carole Baskin b. 1961 American Conservationist, animal rights activist B[146]
Jean-Michel Basquiat 1960–1988 American Artist B[147][148][149]
Lance Bass b. 1979 American Pop musician (NSYNC) G[150]
William Bast 1931–2015 American Screenwriter, author G[151]
Bruce Bastian 1948–2024 American Businessman G[152][153]
Michael Bastian b. 1965 American Fashion designer G[154]
Shayna Baszler b. 1980 American Professional wrestler B[155]
Alan Bates 1934–2003 English Actor B[156][157]
Katharine Lee Bates 1859–1929 American Songwriter, social reformer L[158]
Sigismund Báthory 1573–1613 Hungarian Prince of Transylvania G[159]
Baton Bob b. ? American Performance artist G[160]
Rostam Batmanglij b. 1983 American Musician, songwriter, producer (Vampire Weekend & Discovery) G[161]
Zal Batmanglij b. 1981 American Film director, screenwriter G[162]
Bryan Batt b. 1963 American Actor G[163]
Imma Battaglia b. 1960 Italian Politician, LGBT rights activist L[164]
Deborah Batts b. 1947 American Federal District Judge L[165]
Miriam Batucada 1946–1994 Brazilian Musician, composer, TV personality L[166]
André Baudry 1922–2018 French Writer, academic, activist G[167]
Gregory Baum 1923–2017 Canadian Theologian G[168]
Günter Baum b. 1960 German Activist and founder of two Christian ministries in Germany G[169]
Robert Bauman b. 1937 American Politician G[170]
Ben Baur b. ?[4] American Actor G[171]
Mark Bautista b. 1983 Filipino Singer, actor B[172]
Bevis Bawa 1909–1992 Sri Lankan Landscape architect G[173]
Geoffrey Bawa 1919–2003 Sri Lankan Architect G[173]
Bruce Bawer b. 1956 American Writer G[174]
Betty Baxter b. 1952 Canadian Politician, athlete L[175]
Meredith Baxter b. 1947 American Actor L[176]
Stanley Baxter b. 1926 Scottish Actor, impressionist G[177]
Howard Bayless b. 1965 American Politician G[178]
Geoffrey Bayldon 1924–2017 English Actor G[179]
Jaime Bayly b. 1965 Peruvian Writer B[180]
Gary Beach b. 1947 American Actor G[181]
Thomas Beattie b. 1986 English Footballer G[182]
Rikki Beadle-Blair b. 1962 English Actor, writer, singer, dancer G[183]
Simon Russell Beale b. 1961 English Actor G[184]
Billy Bean 1964–2024 American Baseball player G[185][186]
Carl Bean 1944–2021 American Activist, founding prelate of the Unity Fellowship Church Movement G[187]
James Beard 1903–1985 American Chef and food writer G[188]
Amanda Bearse b. 1958 American Actor, director L[189]
Cecil Beaton 1904–1980 English Photographer, costume designer G[190]
Stephanie Beatriz b.1981 Argentine-American Actor B[191]
Thomas Beattie b. 1986 English Footballer G[192]
Ryan Beatty b. 1995 American Pop singer, musician, YouTube personality G[193]
Bianca Beauchamp b. 1977 Canadian Adult model B[194]
William Lygon, 7th Earl Beauchamp 1872–1938 English Peer of the Realm, politician, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports B[195]
Christophe Beaugrand b. 1977 French Journalist, TV presenter, radio host G[196]
Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu, 3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu 1926–2015 English Peer of the Realm, Conservative politician, founder of National Motor Museum B[197]
Germaine Beaulieu b. 1949 Canadian Writer L[198]
Binkie Beaumont 1908–1973 English-Welsh Theatre manager, producer G[199]
Clément Beaune b. 1981 French Politician G[200]
Simone de Beauvoir 1908–1986 French Author, philosopher B[201]
Nils Bech b. 1981 Norwegian Pop musician G[202]
Alison Bechdel b. 1960 American Cartoonist L[203]
Gad Beck 1923–2012 German-Israeli Holocaust survivor, author G[204]
Julian Beck 1925–1985 American Actor, director and writer B[205]
Martha Beck b. 1962 American Sociologist and life coach L[206]
Volker Beck b. 1960 German Politician G[207]
Albrecht Becker 1906–2002 German Photographer G[208]
William Beckford 1760–1844 English Novelist, art collector B[209]
Antoine Bédard b. 1978 Canadian Musician G[210]
Sybille Bedford 1911–2006 German-English Writer B[211]
Ximena Bedregal b. 1951 Chilean-Bolivian Architect, writer, theoretician, professor, editor, photographer L[212]
Lucius Beebe 1902–1966 American Photographer, railroad historian G[213]
Vicky Beeching b. 1979 English Musician and religious commentator L[214]
Bet van Beeren 1902–1967 Dutch Early LGBT inclusive café owner, Dutch WWII resistance supporter L[215]
Brittany "Britt" Benn b. 1989 Canadian Rugby union player L[216]
Jolyn Beer b. 1994 German Sports shooter L[217]
Eve Beglarian b. 1958 American Contemporary classical music performer-composer L[218]
David Begnaud b. 1983 American Journalist, news correspondent G[219]
Chad Beguelin b. 1969 American Playwright and lyricist G[220]
Brendan Behan 1923–1964 Irish Author, poet, playwright B[221]
Marcus Behmer 1879–1958 German Artist, illustrator G[222]
Aphra Behn 1640–1689 English Writer B[223]
Mark Behr 1963–2015 Tanzanian-South African Author G[224]
Jessica Bejarano b. ? American Founder and conductor of the San Francisco Philharmonic L[225]
Maurice Béjart 1927–2007 French-Swiss Ballet dancer, choreographer, opera director G[226]
McKinley Belcher III b. 1984 American Actor G[227]
Billy-Ray Belcourt b. ? Canadian Poet, scholar, and author G[228]
Frieda Belinfante 1904–1995 Dutch Classical musician and conductor, member of the Dutch resistance L[229]
Allan Bell b. 1947 Manx Chief Minister of the Isle of Man G[230]
Andy Bell b. 1964 English Pop musician (Erasure) G[231]
Arthur Bell 1939–1984 American Journalist (Village Voice); founding member of the Gay Activists Alliance G[232]
Charles Bell 1935–1995 American Painter G[233]
Jadin Bell 1997–2013 American Youth whose suicide lead to gay bullying awareness G[234]
Simone Bell b. ? American Politician L[235]
Dodie Bellamy b. 1951 American Writer, journalist, editor B[236]
Alice Bellandi b. 1998 Italian Judoka L[237]
Dario Bellezza 1944–1996 Italian Poet, author, playwright G[238]
David Belliard b. 1978 French Politician G.[239]
Jason Bellini b. 1975 American Journalist G[240]
Paul Bellini b. 1963 Canadian Comedy writer G[241]
Ada Bello b. 1933 Cuban-American LGBT rights activist, medical laboratory researcher L[242]
Maria Bello b. 1967 American Actor B[243]
Linda Bellos b. 1950 British Black and LGBT activist, former London politician L[244]
Sotiria Bellou 1921–1997 Greek Rebetiko musician L[245]
Max Bemis b. 1984 American Rock singer (Say Anything) B[246]
Lisa Ben 1921–2015 American Editor, author, songwriter L[247]
Carlos Benavides Vega 1931–1999 Ecuadorian Poet, playwright G[248]
Birgitt Bender b. 1956 German Politician L[249]
Bruce Benderson b. 1946 American Writer G[250]
Ruth Benedict 1887–1948 American Anthropologist, folklorist B[251]
Perris Benegas b. 1995 American Freestyle BMX cyclist L[252]
Brenda Benet 1945–1982 American Actor B[253]
Féral Benga 1906–1957 Senegalese Dancer G[254]
Jessica Benham b. 1990 American Politician, disability rights activist B[255]
Gio Benitez b. 1985 American TV personality G[256]
George Benjamin b. 1960 English Composer G[257]
David Benkof b. 1970 American Political commentator G[258]
Henry Grey Bennet 1777–1836 English Politician G[259]
Alan Bennett b. 1934 English Playwright, actor B[139][260]
Bryce Bennett b. 1984 American Politician G[261]
Declan Bennett b. 1981 English Pop singer (Point Break), actor, playwright G[262]
Jill Bennett b. 1975 American Actor L[263]
Jonathan Bennett b. 1981 American Actor G[264]
Liz Bennett b. 1982 American Politician B[265]
Michael Bennett 1943–1987 American Creator, director, choreographer G[266]
Richard Rodney Bennett 1936–2012 English Composer, pianist G[267]
Taylor Bennett b. 1996 American Hip-hop artist B[268]
Sadie Benning b. 1973 American Feminist visual artist L[269]
Bob Benny 1926–2011 Belgian Singer, musical theatre performer G[270]
Miriam Ben-Shalom b. 1948 American Educator, activist, former Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army; the first openly gay person to be reinstated after being discharged under the military's policy excluding homosexuals from military service L[271]
A. C. Benson 1862–1925 English Essayist, poet, author, academic G[272]
Guy Benson b. 1985 American Columnist, commentator, political pundit G[273]
Trevor Bentham b. 1943 English Screenwriter, partner of actor Nigel Hawthorne G[274]
Gladys Bentley 1907–1960 American Blues musician L[275]
Anita Berber 1899–1928 German Dancer, actor B[276]
A. Scott Berg b. 1949 American Writer G[277]
Bolette Berg 1872–1944 Norwegian Photographer L[278]
Marianne Berg b. 1954 Swedish Politician L[279]
Sandon Berg b. 1971 American Film producer, screenwriter G[280]
Sturla Berg-Johansen b. 1967 Norwegian Comedian, actor, TV personality G[281]
Pierre Bergé 1930–2017 French Businessman, co-founder of fashion label Yves Saint Laurent G[282]
Ann-Katrin Berger b. 1990 German Footballer L[283]
Helmut Berger 1944–2023 Austrian Actor B[284][285]
Marco Berger b. 1977 Argentine Film director G[286]
Cyrano de Bergerac 1619–1655 French French dramatist, duelist G[287][288]
David Bergman b. 1950 American Writer G[289]
Kajsa Bergqvist b. 1976 Swedish High jumper B[290]
Guðbergur Bergsson b. 1932 Icelandic Writer G[291]
Bobby Berk b. 1981 American Interior designer, TV host G[292]
Humphry Berkeley 1926–1994 English Politician G[293]
Richard Berkowitz b. 1955 American Author, activist G[294]
Nate Berkus b. 1971 American Interior designer G[295]
Greg Berlanti b. 1972 American TV writer, producer G[296]
Thomas Berling b. 1979 Norwegian Footballer G[297]
Josh Berman b. 1970 American TV writer, producer G[298]
Rodney Berman b. 1969 Scottish Politician G[299]
Juan Manuel Bernal b. 1967 Mexican Actor G[300]
Christopher Bernau 1940–1989 American Actor G[301]
Nicole Berner b. 1965 American–Israeli Lawyer L[302]
Sandra Bernhard b. 1955 American Comedian B[303]
Leonard Bernstein 1918–1990 American Classical music conductor and composer B[304]
Richard Bernstein 1939–2002 American Artist G[305]
Samuel Bernstein b. 1970 American Writer G[306]
Michael Berresse b. 1964 American Actor, choreographer G[307]
John Berry b. 1959 American Former government official G[308]
Randy W. Berry b. 1965 American Diplomat G[309]
McKenzie Berryhill b. 1993 American Soccer player L[310]
Mildred J. Berryman 1901–1972 American Researcher, photographer, mineral merchant L[311]: 354 
Leo Bersani 1931–2022 American Literary theorist G[312]
Gabriele Bertaccini b. 1985 Italian Chef, TV personality G[313]
Al Berto 1948–1997 Portuguese Poet, artist G[314]
Carolyn Bertozzi b. 1966 American Chemist, Nobel Prize winner L[315]
Allan Berube 1946–2007 American Military historian G[316]
Betty Berzon 1928–2006 American Author, psychotherapist L[317]
Scott Bessent b. 1962 American Investor, philanthropist G[318]
Lorraine Bethel b. ?[4] American Feminist poet, author L[319]
Magnus Betnér b. 1974 Swedish Comedian, TV host B[320]
Xavier Bettel b. 1973 Luxembourgish Politician, lawyer, 24th Prime Minister of Luxembourg G[321]
Sarah Bettens b. 1972 Belgian Rock musician (K's Choice) L[322]
Clive Betts b. 1950 English Politician G[323]
Willem van Beusekom 1947–2006 Dutch TV presenter, radio DJ G[324]
Ole von Beust b. 1955 German Politician G[325]
Charles Beyer 1813–1876 German–British Locomotive designer and builder G[326]
Thomas Bezucha b. 1964 American Screenwriter, director G[327]
Satya Bhabha b. 1983 British Actor G[328]
Deepak Bhargava b. ?[4] American Immigration reform advocate G[329]
Dinesh Bhugra b. 1952 Indian Psychiatrist, academic G[330]


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