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Steve Simon
Steve Simon is an American Democratic politician who has served as Secretary of State of Minnesota since 2015, after ten years in the Minnesota House.
Steve Sisolak
Steve Sisolak, Democratic 30th governor of Nevada (2019–2023), former Board of Regents member and Clark County Commission chair; led the COVID-19 shutdown response, overhauled school funding, and lost the 2022 re-election to Joe Lombardo.
Steve Sloane
Steve Sloane is a venture capitalist and Partner at Menlo Ventures, known for AI-powered vertical SaaS and supply-chain investments including 6 River Systems and ShipBob.
Steve Smith
Steve Smith is the name of several prominent athletes, most notably James Stephenson "Steve" Smith, the British high jumper who won bronze at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
Steve Smith (American Dad!)
Steve Smith (Steven Anita Smith) is the geeky high-school-aged son in American Dad!, voiced by Scott Grimes, a Pearl Bailey High student and singer whose dad Stan tries to man him up.
Steve Smith (basketball)
Steve Smith (basketball): NBA shooting guard 1991-2005, drafted 5th by Miami, All-Star 1998, 2003 NBA champion with San Antonio, 2000 Olympic gold medalist, later NBA TV broadcaster.
Steve Smith (comedian)
Steve Smith is a Canadian comedian born in Toronto in 1945, creator and star of Red Green on The Red Green Show, which ran from 1990 to 2006.
Steve Smith (cricketer)
Steve Smith (Steve Peter Devereux Smith, born 1989), Australian Test batter and former captain; leg-spinner turned elite batsman, 10,972 Test runs at 55.69, 2018 Cape Town ban, three World Cups, ODI retirement 2025.
Steve Smith Sr.
Steve Smith Sr., NFL wide receiver (2001-2016) for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens; 14,731 receiving yards (eighth all-time), 1,031 catches, 2005 receiving Triple Crown, five Pro Bowls, 2025 Hall of Fame finalist.
Steve Southerland (Tennessee politician)
Steve Southerland is an American Republican politician who has served in the Tennessee Senate since 2003, representing the 9th district, a seat based in Morristown.
Steve Spagnuolo
Steve Spagnuolo, NFL defensive coordinator (Giants 2007-08, 2015-17; Chiefs since 2019), only coordinator with four Super Bowl rings (XLII, LIV, LVII, LVIII) and two franchises; blitz-heavy scheme.
Steve Sparks (volcanologist)
Steve Sparks is a British volcanologist at the University of Bristol who led the science response to the 1995 Montserrat eruption and won the 2015 Vetlesen Prize.
Steve Spurrier
Steve Spurrier (Stephen Orr Spurrier, born 1945) is the Head Ball Coach, 1966 Heisman-winning Florida quarterback, 1996 national champion Gators coach, and winningest coach at Florida and South Carolina.
Steve Stadelman
Steve Stadelman is an American politician and Democratic member of the Illinois Senate from the 34th district, elected in 2012 after 25 years as a Rockford TV news anchor.
Steve Stern (New York politician)
Steve Stern is an American Democratic politician who represents the 10th district in the New York State Assembly, elected in April 2018 and chairing the Veterans' Affairs Committee.
Steve Stevens
Steve Stevens (Steven Schneider) is an American rock guitarist, Billy Idol's partner of 40-plus years and co-writer of Rebel Yell; he won the 1987 Grammy for Top Gun Anthem and played on Dirty Diana.
Steve Stoute
Steve Stoute (born c. 1971) is an American music and advertising executive, founder-CEO of UnitedMasters and Translation, former Sony urban president and Interscope Geffen A&M EVP, author of The Tanning of America.
Steve Strange
Steve Strange (Steven John Harrington, 1959-2015), Welsh club promoter and Visage frontman; hosted Billy's and the Blitz in London with Rusty Egan, launching the New Romantic movement; hit "Fade to Grey".
Steve Stricker
Steve Stricker, American golfer born 1967 in Edgerton, Wisconsin, 12-time PGA Tour winner and 18-time PGA Tour Champions winner with seven senior majors; 2021 U.S. Ryder Cup captain winning 19-9 at Whistling Straits.
Steve Talley
Steve Talley (Steven Douglas Talley, born 1981, Indianapolis) is an American actor and producer from Avon, Indiana, best known as Dwight Stifler in American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile and Beta House, and for TV roles as Kyle Wick on The 100.
Steve Tesich (Стојан Стив Тесић)
Steve Tesich (Стојан Стив Тесић, Stojan Stiv Tešić), 1942–1996, Serbian-American screenwriter, playwright, and novelist; Oscar winner for Breaking Away (1979), author of Karoo and early user of "post-truth".
Steve Tikolo
Steve Tikolo, born 1971 in Nairobi, Kenyan batsman and off-spinner; 135 ODIs, 3,428 runs; captained Kenya to the 2003 World Cup semifinal; later coached Uganda and Nigeria.
Steve Tilston
Steve Tilston (born 1950, Liverpool) is an English folk singer-songwriter and guitarist, debut album An Acoustic Confusion (1971), BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winner, subject of the lost Lennon letter behind the film Danny Collins.
Steve Timmons
Steve Timmons (born 1958, Newport Beach, California) is an American volleyball player who won Olympic gold in 1984 and 1988 and bronze in 1992, was 1984 Olympic MVP, pioneered back-row hitting, and played for Il Messaggero in Italy.
Steve Tisch
Steve Tisch, American film producer and Executive Vice President and Chairman of the New York Giants. Won a Best Picture Oscar for Forrest Gump (1994); described as the only person with both an Oscar and a Super Bowl ring.
Steve Toth
Steve Toth, Republican Texas House District 15 representative from Conroe (2013–2015, 2019–present), small business owner and pastor, defeated Dan Crenshaw in the March 2026 TX-02 GOP primary and faces Shaun Finnie in November.
Steve Toussaint
Steve Toussaint (born 1965, Birmingham, England) is an English actor and writer, a Royal Shakespeare Company alumnus best known as Lord Corlys 'The Sea Snake' Velaryon in HBO's House of the Dragon, with film credits including Judge Dredd, Shooting Dogs, and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.
Steve Tracy
Steve Tracy (Steve Crumrine, 1952–1986), American actor known as Percival Dalton on Little House on the Prairie; also Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens and Class Reunion; died of AIDS at 34.
Steve Trapmore
Steve Trapmore (Stephen Patrick Trapmore, born 1975, Hammersmith) is a British rower-turned-coach: Olympic gold as stroke of the GB men's eight at Sydney 2000, MBE 2001, Cambridge University Boat Club chief coach 2010-2018, and GB men's sweep lead coach whose eight won gold at Paris 2024.
Steve Trevor
Steve Trevor, DC Comics character and Wonder Woman's principal love interest; first appeared All-Star Comics #8 (1941), created by Marston. A non-superpowered military officer and pilot whose crash on Themyscira brings Diana into Man's World.