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Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical
The Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical, one of 26 competitive Tony Award categories, is presented annually to a leading actress in a Broadway musical since 1947.
Tony Award for Best Choreography
The Tony Award for Best Choreography is an annual Tony Award honoring choreography in Broadway productions, awarded since 1947; Bob Fosse holds the record with eight wins, and shared wins are permitted.
Tony Award for Best Costume Design
The Tony Award for Best Costume Design honors Broadway costume designers; a 1947 original category, split into Dramatic and Musical in 1960-1961 and into Play and Musical awards since 2005.
Tony Award for Best Musical
The Tony Award for Best Musical is the annual award given to the producers of the best new Broadway musical of the eligibility season. Added by 1949, restricted to the 41 eligible Broadway theatres, with classics routed to Best Revival; the 2026 winner was Schmigadoon!.
Tony Awards
Tony Awards (Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Broadway Theatre): annual Broadway theatre honors established 1947 by the American Theatre Wing, named for Antoinette Perry; first ceremony April 6, 1947 at the Waldorf Astoria; presented by Tony Award Productions (Broadway League and Wing), voted by 857 designated theatre-community voters for 2026.
Tony Ayala Jr.
Tony Ayala Jr. (El Torito), San Antonio junior middleweight boxer; 22-0 (19 KOs) WBA No. 1 contender before a 1983 rape conviction and 16 years in prison; comeback 31-2 (27 KOs); died 2015.
Tony Banks (musician)
Tony Banks (born 1950) is the English keyboardist and main songwriter of Genesis, formed at Charterhouse; also solo rock albums from 1979 and Naxos orchestral works Seven, Six Pieces, and Five.
Tony Bellew
Tony "Bomber" Bellew, English boxer born 1982 in Liverpool; WBC cruiserweight champion 2016-2017, twice beat David Haye at heavyweight, lost undisputed title fight to Oleksandr Usyk in 2018, retired aged 35, now a DAZN analyst.
Tony Benn
Tony Benn, born Anthony Neil Wedgwood Benn, was a British Labour politician who served 50 years as an MP and as Postmaster General, Industry, and Energy Secretary.
Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett (Anthony Dominick Benedetto, 1926–2023), American singer and NEA Jazz Master known for "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"; pre-rock pop star turned interpreter of the Great American Songbook who won 19 Grammys and, with Lady Gaga, became the oldest artist with a No. 1 album.
Tony Bennett (basketball)
Tony Bennett, American college basketball coach, head coach at Washington State (2006-09) and Virginia (2009-24), 433-169 career record, 2019 NCAA champion, Pack Line defense, retired October 2024.
Tony Berg
Tony Berg (born 1954) is a Los Angeles record producer, session guitarist, and A&R executive; founder of Zeitgeist Studio, producer of Phoebe Bridgers' Punisher and boygenius' the record, and the Geffen executive who signed Beck.
Tony Blackburn
Tony Blackburn (born 1943) is an English DJ and TV presenter, first voice on BBC Radio 1 in 1967 after pirate stations Radio Caroline and Radio London; later Sounds of the 60s host and 2002 I'm a Celebrity winner.
Tony Blair
Tony Blair, British Labour politician, Prime Minister 1997–2007 and party leader 1994–2007; led New Labour to three election wins, the Good Friday Agreement, and the 2003 Iraq invasion, then became Quartet envoy and founded the Tony Blair Institute.
Tony Bloom
Tony Bloom (born England, 1970), nicknamed "The Lizard", is a British professional gambler, poker player with about $3.9 million in live earnings, founder of Starlizard, and chairman and majority owner of Brighton & Hove Albion since 2009.
Tony Bongiovi
Tony Bongiovi (born 1947, Raritan, New Jersey), American record producer, engineer, and studio designer; Motown engineer at 17, founder and acoustic designer of New York's Power Station Studios in 1977, producer of the Ramones, Talking Heads, Meco's Star Wars, and cousin of Jon Bon Jovi.
Tony Booth (actor)
Tony Booth, born Anthony George Booth (1931–2017), English actor best known as Mike Rawlins, the 'Scouse git' son-in-law in BBC's Till Death Us Do Part (1966–75), also father of Cherie Blair; played Sidney Noggett in the Confessions films.
Tony Boselli
Tony Boselli (Don Bosco Anthony Boselli Jr., born 1972) is a Hall of Fame offensive tackle, the Jacksonville Jaguars' first-ever draft pick (2nd overall, 1995), a five-time Pro Bowler and three-time first-team All-Pro enshrined in 2022.
Tony Britton
Tony Britton (Anthony Edward Lowry Britton, 1924–2019), English stage, film and television actor; West End and RSC actor, star of Sunday Bloody Sunday, The Day of the Jackal, and the sitcoms Robin's Nest and Don't Wait Up; father of Fern Britton.
Tony Burke
Tony Burke is an Australian Labor Party politician who serves as Minister for Home Affairs, Immigration and Citizenship, Cyber Security, and the Arts, after serving in the Rudd government.
Tony Burrows
Tony Burrows (Anthony Burrows), British session singer born 1943 in Exeter, lead voice of four simultaneous 1970 hits: Edison Lighthouse's Love Grows, White Plains, Brotherhood of Man, and the Pipkins, plus First Class's Beach Baby.
Tony Burton
Tony Burton (1937–2016), American character actor and former professional boxer from Flint, Michigan, best known as trainer Tony "Duke" Evers in the first six Rocky films; also Assault on Precinct 13, The Shining, Frank's Place.
Tony Buzan
Tony Buzan (1942-2019), British author who invented the Mind Map, wrote Use Your Head (1974), and co-founded the World Memory Championships with Raymond Keene in 1991.
Tony Buzbee
Tony Buzbee (Anthony G. Buzbee) is a Houston trial lawyer, Texas A&M graduate, and Marine veteran who founded the Buzbee Law Firm in 2000, known for the BP Texas City verdict, Deshaun Watson and Sean Combs lawsuits, and litigation battles with Jay-Z.
Tony Campos
Tony Campos (born 1973) is the American metal bassist and founding member of Static-X, later of Fear Factory, Ministry, Soulfly, Prong, Possessed, and Asesino; key facts include Wisconsin Death Trip's US million-plus sales and the 2018 Static-X relaunch.
Tony Cascarino
Tony Cascarino (Anthony Cascarino, born 1962) is an English-born former striker for Gillingham, Millwall, Aston Villa, Celtic, Chelsea, Marseille, and Nancy who won a record 88 Republic of Ireland caps despite the eligibility controversy over his adopted Irish grandfather.
Tony Christie
Tony Christie, stage name of Anthony Fitzgerald (born 1943), English pop singer from Conisbrough known for "(Is This the Way to) Amarillo", a 1971 hit that topped the UK chart for seven weeks in 2005 with Peter Kay for Comic Relief.
Tony Clark
Tony Clark (Anthony Christopher Clark), born 1972, former MLB first baseman and MLBPA executive director 2013–2026, first ex-player to lead the union; led the 2022 CBA through a 99-day lockout; resigned February 2026 amid investigations.
Tony Cliff
Tony Cliff (Ygael Gluckstein, 1917-2000), Palestine-born British Trotskyist who developed the theory of bureaucratic state capitalism in the USSR, was excluded from the Fourth International in 1950, and founded the Socialist Workers Party and International Socialist Tendency.
Tony Clifton
Tony Clifton: fictional Vegas lounge singer created by Andy Kaufman with Bob Zmuda, played by both; famous for the Taxi firing, Dinah! egg incident, and Man on the Moon.