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Steve Jackson (Recycling Lives founder)
Steve Jackson, born in Preston in 1966, is a British recycling entrepreneur who founded Recycling Lives in 2008, a waste-management business built around a social welfare charity.
Steve Jackson Games
Steve Jackson Games (SJ Games) is an independent game publisher in Austin, Texas, founded in 1980 by Steve Jackson and best known for GURPS and Munchkin.
Steve James (actor)
Steve James (1952-1993), American actor, stuntman, and fu jow pai martial artist; sidekick in 1980s action films including the American Ninja series, The Delta Force, and The Exterminator; distinct from the Hoop Dreams documentary director of the same name.
Steve Jang
Steve Jang is an American venture capitalist and founder of Kindred Ventures in San Francisco, an early Uber advisor and Coinbase investor named three times to the Forbes Midas List.
Steve Jansen
Steve Jansen (Stephen Ian Batt, born 1959) is an English drummer, composer, and producer; co-founder of new wave band Japan, later of Rain Tree Crow, JBK, Nine Horses, Medium Productions, and Exit North.
Steve Jarvis
Steve Jarvis is an American politician and Republican member of the North Carolina State Senate from the 30th district, serving his third term after earlier House and county service.
Steve Jia (Jia Qin Steven)
Steve Jia, also known as Jia Qin "Steven", is a private-equity investor who has been Partner and Head of Buyout at Sequoia Capital China since 2020, after eleven years in mergers and acquisitions at J.P. Morgan.
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs, born Steven Paul Jobs, was an American entrepreneur who cofounded Apple with Steve Wozniak in 1976 and returned as CEO in 1997 to create the iPod and iPhone.
Steve Jobs (book)
Steve Jobs (2011) is Walter Isaacson's authorized Simon & Schuster biography of the Apple co-founder, based on 40+ interviews with Jobs and 100+ others; it sold about 3 million copies and drew the 2015 Apple-backed rebuttal Becoming Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs (film)
Steve Jobs (2015) is a Danny Boyle-directed, Aaron Sorkin-written biographical drama starring Michael Fassbender, adapted from Walter Isaacson's authorized biography and structured as three backstage acts at the 1984 Macintosh, 1988 NeXT, and 1998 iMac launches.
Steve Jocz
Steve Jocz, known as Stevo32, is the Canadian drummer who co-founded Sum 41 in 1996 with Deryck Whibley, played on its first five albums, fronted Pain for Pleasure, and left the band in April 2013.
Steve Johnson (tennis)
Steve Johnson (born 1989, Orange, CA), nicknamed Stevie, American tennis player; four straight NCAA team titles and 2011-12 NCAA singles titles at USC with a 72-match win streak; ATP career-high No. 21, four ATP 250 titles, 2016 Rio doubles bronze with Sock; retired 2024 at 197-204.
Steve Jones (musician)
Steve Jones (Stephen Philip Jones), English guitarist born 1955 in London, founding member of the Sex Pistols, distinct from other musicians of the same name; played on Never Mind the Bollocks, later the Professionals, Neurotic Outsiders, and Jonesy's Jukebox.
Steve Jordan (drummer)
Steve Jordan (born 1957) is an American session drummer, producer, and Rolling Stones touring drummer since 2021; ex-SNL house drummer, Blues Brothers, John Mayer Trio, the Verbs, groove specialist.
Steve Kanaly
Steve Kanaly (Steven Francis Kanaly, born 1946) is an American actor and director known as Ray Krebbs on Dallas (1978–88, 1991, 2012 revival); Vietnam veteran with the First Air Cavalry, connected to Apocalypse Now, later Okavango and All My Children.
Steve Kazee
Steve Kazee (Steven Michael Kazee), born 1975 in Ashland, Kentucky, is an American actor and singer who won the 2012 Tony Award for originating Guy in Broadway's Once, later appearing in Shameless and Legends.
Steve Keirn
Steve Keirn (born 1951, Tampa) is a retired American wrestler, half of The Fabulous Ones with Stan Lane, WWF's Skinner and second Doink, later FCW president and WWE developmental head trainer.
Steve Kenyon
Steve Kenyon (Stephen Kenyon, born 1951) is a British distance runner from Bolton who won the 1985 Great North Run in 1:02:44, the last British male winner until 2014.
Steve Kerr
Steve Kerr (born 1965) is an American basketball coach and former player, head coach of the Golden State Warriors since 2014 with four NBA titles, a 73-win season, and nine championships counting five as a player with the Bulls and Spurs.
Steve King
Steve King, Republican U.S. representative from Iowa 2003–2021 (5th then 4th district), former Iowa state senator, known for immigration and race controversies, stripped of committee assignments in 2019 and defeated in the 2020 primary by Randy Feenstra.
Steve Kloves
Steve Kloves (born 1960, Austin, Texas) is an American screenwriter, producer, and director who adapted seven of the eight Harry Potter films, wrote and directed The Fabulous Baker Boys and Flesh and Bone, adapted Wonder Boys, and produced the Fantastic Beasts films.
Steve Kornacki
Steve Kornacki, NBC News and NBC Sports chief data analyst, is the Big Board election-night analyst who became a breakout star in 2020; author of The Red and the Blue, formerly MSNBC correspondent, now also covers NFL, Olympics, and horse racing.
Steve Lacy
Steve Lacy (Steve Thomas Lacy-Moya, born 1998) is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer from Compton, guitarist of the Internet, known for iPhone-based production, the hit "Bad Habit," and the Grammy-winning album Gemini Rights.
Steve Lacy (saxophonist)
Steve Lacy (Steven Norman Lackritz, 1934–2004) was an American jazz soprano saxophonist and composer, a MacArthur Fellow who played soprano exclusively, worked with Cecil Taylor, Gil Evans, and Thelonious Monk, lived in Paris 1970–2002, and made over 250 records. Distinct from the pop musician Steve Lacy.
Steve Landesberg
Steve Landesberg (1936-2010), American comic actor and stand-up comedian, played cerebral Det. Sgt. Arthur Dietrich on ABC's Barney Miller (1976-1982), earning three Emmy nominations; also known for Head Case and Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
Steve Largent
Steve Largent (born 1954) is an American Hall of Fame wide receiver who played 14 seasons for the Seattle Seahawks, retired holding six NFL receiving records, then served four terms as an Oklahoma congressman.
Steve Lawrence
Steve Lawrence (Sidney Liebowitz, 1935-2024), American traditional pop singer and half of the duo Steve & Eydie with wife Eydie Gormé; known for "Go Away Little Girl," "I've Gotta Be Me," and Grammy, Emmy, and Tony honors.
Steve LeSieur
Steve LeSieur (Stephen M. LeSieur) is a Managing Director at growth equity firm Spectrum Equity, co-head of its healthcare practice since 2015 and an investor in GoodRx.
Steve Levy
Steve Levy, ESPN sportscaster and SportsCenter anchor since August 1993; leads ESPN's NHL studio coverage, called Monday Night Football 2020-21 as its seventh play-by-play voice, and called the longest televised Stanley Cup Playoff game (2000).
Steve Lewis
Steve Lewis (Steven Earl Lewis) is an American former sprinter who won the 1988 Olympic 400 meters at age 19, setting a world junior record of 43.87 seconds.