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Steve Golin
Steve Golin, also known as Steven Aaron Golin (1955–2019), was an American film and television producer who won the Best Picture Oscar for Spotlight (2015) and founded Propaganda Films and Anonymous Content.
Steve Gooch
Steve Gooch is an American Republican politician who has represented Georgia's 51st Senate District since 2010, became Senate Majority Leader in 2022, and ran for lieutenant governor in 2026.
Steve Goodman
Steve Goodman (1948–1984), Chicago folk singer-songwriter who wrote "City of New Orleans" and "You Never Even Called Me by My Name"; distinct from the DJ Kode9, S.G. Goodman, and the MoMA artist Stephen Goodman. Died of leukemia at 36; posthumous Grammy for Unfinished Business.
Steve Granick
Steve Granick is an American soft matter scientist known for pioneering studies of polymer surface diffusion and Janus colloids, elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2015.
Steve Gregg
Steve Gregg (Steven Garrett Gregg, 1955-2024), American swimmer, 1976 Olympic silver medallist in the 200 m butterfly; also world championship silver 1973 and 1978 and a 1992 short course 50 m freestyle world record holder.
Steve Guerdat
Steve Guerdat, born 1982 in Bassecourt, Switzerland, is a Swiss show jumper: 2012 Olympic individual gold medalist, 2026 world champion with Dynamix de Belheme, three-time FEI World Cup Final winner (2015, 2016, 2019), and the only rider with Olympic, World, European, and World Cup titles.
Steve Guttenberg
Steve Guttenberg (born 1958, Brooklyn) is an American actor, star of 1980s comedies Police Academy, Cocoon, Short Circuit, and Three Men and a Baby; he left films 1990-1995 and later wrote the memoir The Guttenberg Bible.
Steve Hackett
Steve Hackett (born 1950), English guitarist, Genesis lead guitarist 1971–1977, pioneer of two-handed tapping, prolific solo artist with nearly 30 albums, projects GTR, Squackett, and The Roaring Waves, and ongoing Genesis Revisited touring.
Steve Halliwell
Steve Halliwell (Stephen Harold Halliwell, 1946-2023) was an English actor who played Zak Dingle in ITV's Emmerdale from October 1994 until his death, over 2,300 episodes, and recorded "Hillbilly Rock Hillbilly Roll" with the Woolpackers.
Steve Hansen
Sir Steve Hansen, New Zealand rugby coach, All Blacks head coach 2012-2019 with 93 wins from 107 Tests (86.9%), 2015 World Cup winner, former Wales coach 2002-2004, four-time World Rugby Coach of the Year.
Steve Harley
Steve Harley (Stephen Malcolm Ronald Nice, 1951-2024), English singer-songwriter, frontman of glam rock band Cockney Rebel; his 1975 UK No. 1 "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" sold about 1.5 million copies; later a BBC Radio 2 presenter.
Steve Harmison
Steve Harmison (Stephen James Harmison, born 1978, Ashington) is an English former right-arm fast bowler, Durham one-club man, 63 Tests and 222 wickets for England, 7-12 at Sabina Park 2004, 2005 Ashes winner, once ICC No.1 Test bowler.
Steve Harrick
Steve Harrick is an American venture capitalist and General Partner at Institutional Venture Partners since 2001, known for investments in MySQL and AppDynamics and three Forbes Midas List appearances.
Steve Harrington
Steve Harrington is a Stranger Things character played by Joe Keery, a former high school bully meant to die in season 1 who became the show's protective babysitter figure across all five seasons.
Steve Harris (actor)
Steve Harris (born 1965, Chicago) is the American actor who played attorney Eugene Young on The Practice (1997–2004), earning two Emmy nominations and a 2004 NAACP Image Award; later roles include Awake, BMF, and Winning Time. Distinct from Steve Richard Harris and the Iron Maiden bassist.
Steve Harris (musician)
Steve Harris, born Stephen Percy Harris, is an English bassist and songwriter who founded Iron Maiden in 1975 and is the band's only constant member and principal songwriter.
Steve Harvey
Steve Harvey (born 1957, Welch, West Virginia) is an American comedian, radio host, and TV host, the longest-running host of Family Feud since 2010, creator of the Steve Harvey Morning Show, a Kings of Comedy member, author, and Turnout's Chief Advocate Officer.
Steve Harwell
Steve Harwell (Steven Scott Harwell, 1967-2023) was an American singer, co-founder and lead vocalist of Smash Mouth, voice of 'All Star' and 'Walkin' on the Sun,' died of liver failure in Boise, Idaho.
Steve Hawkins
Steve Hawkins (Stephen Mark Hawkins, born 1971, Hobart, Tasmania) is an Australian rower who won gold in the men's double sculls with Peter Antonie at Barcelona 1992, Australia's first Olympic rowing gold since 1948.
Steve Hawley (New York politician)
Stephen "Steve" Hawley is a Republican member of the New York State Assembly from the 139th district, first elected in 2006 and serving as Deputy Minority Leader.
Steve Hegg
Steve Hegg (Stephen Edward Hegg, alias Steve Ingram), American road and track cyclist born 1963 in Dana Point, California. Won 1984 Olympic gold in the 4,000 m individual pursuit and silver in the team pursuit; later US time trial champion and 1996 Olympian.
Steve Hershey
Steve Hershey, formally Stephen S. Hershey, Jr., is an American politician who has represented District 36 in the Maryland State Senate as a Republican since 2013.
Steve Higgins
Steve Higgins (born 1963, Des Moines, Iowa) is the American SNL writer-producer since 1995 and announcer/sidekick for Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show; not the Bristol author or Jamaican tenor of the same name.
Steve Hilton
Steve Hilton (born 1969), British-born American Republican candidate for California governor in 2026; former David Cameron strategy director, Fox News host of The Next Revolution, Trump-endorsed, facing Xavier Becerra.
Steve Hobbs (Washington politician)
Steve Hobbs is an American Democratic politician who has served as Washington's 16th Secretary of State since 2021, after 14 years as a state senator.
Steve Holland
Stephen Roy "Steve" Holland (born 1958, Brisbane), Australian distance freestyle swimmer; 1973 Belgrade world 1500m champion, 11 world records at 800m/1500m, and 1976 Montreal Olympic bronze in the 1500m freestyle; retired at 18; ISHOF 1989.
Steve Holland (footballer)
Steve Holland, full name Stephen Anthony Holland, is an English football coach and former player best known as Gareth Southgate's long-serving England assistant manager, now assistant at Manchester United.
Steve Holmes (actor)
Steve Holmes (stage name of Christian Christof), born 1961 in Sibiu, Romania, is a pornographic actor, director and producer active since 1996, a two-time XBIZ Male Foreign Performer of the Year and AVN Hall of Fame inductee.
Steve Hooker
Steve Hooker (Steven Leslie Hooker, born 1982, Melbourne) is an Australian pole vaulter, 2008 Beijing Olympic champion with a 5.96 m Olympic record, 2009 world champion, and 6.06 m Australian indoor record holder.
Steve Horvath
Steve Horvath is a German-born American biostatistician and aging researcher known for the epigenetic aging clock and the WGCNA method, and a UCLA professor from 2000 to 2022.