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Stevie J
Stevie J (Steven Aaron Jordan, born 1971, Buffalo, New York), American Hitmen producer of Bad Boy Records; produced "Mo Money Mo Problems," "Honey," and "I'll Be Missing You"; won the 1998 Best Rap Album Grammy for No Way Out; later a Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast member; distinct from namesake artists Stevie j Blues and Stevie J Mayer.
Stevie Johnson
Stevie Johnson (Steven John Johnson Jr., born 1986) is a former NFL wide receiver; Bills seventh-round pick who became the first Bill with three straight 1,000-yard receiving seasons (2010-12), later 49ers and Chargers.
Stevie Martin
Stevie Martin is a British comedian and writer, ex-Massive Dad sketch trio, viral online sketches with Lola-Rose Maxwell (45 million views), Edinburgh show Clout, and Taskmaster series 19 contestant.
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Nicks (Stephanie Lynn Nicks, born 1948) is an American singer-songwriter, Fleetwood Mac lead singer from 1975 and solo artist from 1981; first woman twice inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (1998, 2019).
Stevie Nicks discography
Stevie Nicks discography: the solo catalogue of the Fleetwood Mac singer, eight studio albums 1981-2014 from Bella Donna to 24 Karat Gold, plus live albums, compilations, the 2023 Rarities box set, soundtrack songs, and singles like 'Stand Back' and 'Edge of Seventeen.'
Stevie Ray
Stevie Ray, born Lash Huffman in 1958 in Houston, Texas, is an American professional wrestler who teamed with his brother Booker T as Harlem Heat in WCW.
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Ray Vaughan (Stephen Ray Vaughan, known as SRV) was an American blues guitarist and singer who led Double Trouble, igniting the 1980s blues revival before dying in a 1990 helicopter crash.
Stevie Richards
Stevie Richards (Michael Manna) is an American professional wrestler from Philadelphia, best known for ECW's Blue World Order and a record 21 WWE Hardcore Championship wins.
Stevie Smith
Stevie Smith, pen name of Florence Margaret Smith (1902–1971), was an English poet and novelist who wrote three novels and eight poetry collections, best known for "Not Waving but Drowning."
Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder (Stevland Hardaway Judkins, born 1950) is a blind American singer-songwriter, Motown child prodigy, 25-time Grammy and Academy Award winner, Gershwin Prize honoree, and civil-rights activist.
Stevie Wonder's Journey Through "The Secret Life of Plants"
Stevie Wonder's Journey Through "The Secret Life of Plants" is a 1979 double album soundtrack on Tamla to Walon Green's documentary, digitally recorded, charting at No. 4 before falling.
Stevie Wynne Levine
Stevie Wynne Levine (born 1987) is an American producer, executive producer of Good Mythical Morning 2013-2026 and Chief Creative Officer of Rhett & Link's Mythical Entertainment; she left in 2026 at the show's 3,000th episode.
Stevie Young
Stevie Young (born 1956, Glasgow) is AC/DC's rhythm guitarist since 2014, nephew of Angus and Malcolm Young, formerly of Starfighters; he also filled in for Malcolm in 1988 and plays on Rock or Bust and Power Up.
Stevin John
Stevin John (born 1988, born name Stephen John Grossman), aka Blippi, American children's entertainer who created the Blippi preschool character in 2014; previously made 2013 gross-out videos as Steezy Grossman; brand sold to Moonbug Entertainment in 2020.
Stevin Smith
Stevin "Hedake" Smith (born 1972) is an American former basketball player from Dallas who starred at Arizona State, played briefly for the Dallas Mavericks, and went to prison for the 1994 point-shaving scandal.
Stevinus (lunar crater)
Stevinus, lunar crater in the southeastern near-side highlands at 32.5°S 54.2°E, 71.5–75 km wide, Copernican age, terraced rim, ~2.99 km central peak; named for Simon Stevin; satellite crater Stevinus A.
Stevo Julius
Stevo Julius (1929–2025) was a Croatian-born American physician-scientist who spent six decades at the University of Michigan, known for defining borderline hypertension and leading major hypertension trials.
Stevo Pendarovski (Стево Пендаровски)
Stevo Pendarovski (Стево Пендаровски), born 1963 in Skopje, SDSM politician and political scientist, was President of North Macedonia from 12 May 2019 to 12 May 2024; he lost the 2014 race to Ivanov, won the 2019 runoff, and lost the 2024 runoff to Siljanovska-Davkova.
Stew
Stew, a simmered dish of meat and vegetables in liquid (FooDB FOOD00724), is a heterogeneous mixture whose flavor volatiles, metabolite transfer into soup, and low-Maillard cooking role are documented by food-science studies.
Steward Pickett
Steward Pickett is an American plant and urban ecologist, Distinguished Senior Scientist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, known for forest succession research and founding the Baltimore Ecosystem Study.
Steward's department
The steward's department, also known as the catering or galley department, is the shipboard department of cooks, wait staff, housekeeping, and entertainment personnel, headed by the Chief Steward.
Stewardship
Stewardship: responsible care of what is entrusted to one's charge, from Old English stigweard (house-keeper). Spans biblical Genesis roots, environmental stewardship, corporate stewardship theory versus agency theory, and biobank and data stewardship.
Stewart
Stewart: chiefly the Stewart River (Náhcho Nyäk), a 51,000 km² tributary of the Yukon River in Yukon, Canada, named for James G. Stewart in 1851; also a Yukon settlement, an Alaska river near Nome, and a Queensland sub-basin.
Stewart Butterfield
Stewart Butterfield (born Dharma Jeremy Butterfield, 1973) is a Canadian entrepreneur who co-founded Flickr and the workplace messaging platform Slack, and led Slack until leaving Salesforce in 2022.
Stewart C. Myers
Stewart C. Myers is an American finance economist at MIT Sloan known for the pecking order theory of capital structure and the textbook Principles of Corporate Finance.
Stewart Cathey Jr.
Stewart Cathey Jr. is an American politician, a Republican Louisiana state senator since 2019 and a 2026 candidate for the U.S. House in Louisiana's 5th District.
Stewart Cink
Stewart Cink, American golfer (born 1973), 2009 Open champion at Turnberry, beating Tom Watson in a playoff; eight PGA Tour wins, five Ryder Cups; on PGA Tour Champions he won the 2025 Charles Schwab Cup and five 2026 titles including the Senior PGA.
Stewart Copeland
Stewart Armstrong Copeland (born 1952) is the American drummer who founded The Police and a composer of film, opera, and ballet scores; known for reggae- and Arabic-influenced drumming, Klark Kent, Oysterhead, and Spyro soundtracks.
Stewart D. Personick
Stewart D. Personick is an American telecommunications researcher who developed a systematic method for designing digital fiber-optic receivers at Bell Labs in the early 1970s.
Stewart Dingwall Fordyce Salmond
Stewart Dingwall Fordyce Salmond (1838–1905) was a Scottish theologian of the Free Church of Scotland, Principal of the Free Church College in Aberdeen from 1898.