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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.
Steve Lieberman
Steve Lieberman (born 1958), the Gangsta Rabbi and King of Jewish Punk, is a Jewish-American outsider punk-metal multi-instrumentalist from Freeport, New York, known for distorted bass, flute, trombones, dozens of self-released albums, and the 35-hour song The Noise Militia.
Steve Lillywhite
Steve Lillywhite (Stephen Alan Lillywhite, b. 1955) is an English record producer of U2's Boy, October, and War, Peter Gabriel III, and over 500 records; five-time Grammy winner and 2011 CBE.
Steve Little (actor)
Steve Little (Stephen James Little), American actor, comedian, and Groundlings member; starred as Stevie Janowski in Eastbound & Down, voiced Camp Lazlo and Adventure Time roles, won a 2008 Primetime Emmy.
Steve Livingston
Steve Livingston is an American politician, a Republican who has represented Alabama State Senate District 8 since 2014 and has served as the Senate's Majority Leader since 2023.
Steve Lombardi
Steve Lombardi, the Brooklyn Brawler, born 1961, WWE enhancement wrestler and road agent 1983-2016; The Rock's first opponent, pinned Triple H in 2000, also played Kim Chee, Doink, and Abe Knuckleball Schwartz.
Steve Lukather
Steve Lukather (born 1957, Los Angeles), also known as Luke, is an American guitarist, singer, and producer, founding and only continuous member of Toto and a session player on over 2,000 albums including Michael Jackson's Thriller, with multiple Grammy Awards.
Steve Lundquist
Steve Lundquist (Stephen K. Lundquist, "Lunk"), American swimmer born 1961 in Atlanta; 1984 Olympic double gold medalist (100m breaststroke world record 1:01.65, medley relay) and five-time 100m breaststroke world record holder.
Steve Lysak
Steve Lysak (Stephen John Lysak, 1912–2002), American sprint canoeist of the Yonkers Canoe Club; with Steve Macknowski won gold in C-2 10,000 m and silver in C-2 1,000 m at London 1948, the first U.S. Olympic canoeing gold.
Steve Mac
Steve Mac (Steve McCutcheon, born 1972) is a British songwriter and producer with 31 UK No.1 singles, co-writer of Ed Sheeran's Shape of You, and 2018 BRIT Best British Producer.
Steve Macknowski
Steve Macknowski (Stephen Albert Macknowski, 1922–2013), American sprint canoeist; with Steve Lysak won gold in C-2 10,000 m and silver in C-2 1,000 m at London 1948, the first Olympic medals won by paddlers.
Steve Madden
Steve Madden, born Steven Madden, is an American footwear designer who founded Steven Madden, Ltd. in New York in 1990 with $1,100, later serving prison time for securities fraud.
Steve Majerus
Steve Majerus is an electrical engineer and biomedical researcher at Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland VA, working on implantable sensors and closed-loop neuromodulation, and a 2025 PECASE recipient.
Steve Mandanda
Steve Mandanda, born 1985 in Kinshasa, retired French goalkeeper; Marseille legend with 613 club-record appearances, 2018 World Cup winner, 35 France caps, five-time Ligue 1 keeper of the year.
Steve Manos
Steve Manos is an American Republican politician and business owner, a former mayor and council member of Lake Elsinore, California, who is the 2026 Republican nominee for the US House in California's 39th District.
Steve Mardenborough
Steve Mardenborough (Stephen Alexander Mardenborough, born 1964, Birmingham), English forward; journeyman career across 20-plus English and Welsh clubs 1982-2003, best known for Darlington; father of racing driver Jann Mardenborough.
Steve Mariucci
Steve Mariucci (born 1955, Iron Mountain, Michigan) is a former NFL head coach of the San Francisco 49ers (1997-2002, 57-39) and Detroit Lions (2003-05, 15-28), now an NFL Network analyst.
Steve Marriott
Steve Marriott (1947-1991), English singer-guitarist, fronted Small Faces and Humble Pie; wrote Itchycoo Park and 30 Days in the Hole; died in an Essex house fire.
Steve Marshall
Steve Marshall is an American Republican politician who has served as the 48th Attorney General of Alabama since 2017, after 16 years as Marshall County District Attorney.
Steve Martin
Steve Martin (Stephen Glenn Martin), American comedian, actor, writer, and bluegrass banjoist born 1945 in Waco, Texas; Disneyland performer turned stand-up's biggest 1978 concert draw, star of The Jerk and Roxanne, and co-creator of Only Murders in the Building.
Steve Martin filmography
Steve Martin filmography: screen career of the American comedian and actor (born 1945), from the Oscar-nominated short The Absent-Minded Waiter (1977) and The Jerk (1979) through Roxanne, L.A. Story, Bowfinger, and later family comedies.