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Alex Chalk
Alex Chalk KC is a British barrister, Conservative MP for Cheltenham 2015-2024, Solicitor General 2021-2022, and Lord Chancellor 2023-2024; lost Cheltenham in 2024, later Jones Day partner.
Alex Cheng
Alex Cheng (郑思行) is a Hong Kong venture investor and Co-Founder and General Partner of Ooosh Tech Lab, a venture fund and startup incubator founded in 2016.
Alex Chilton
Alex Chilton (William Alexander Chilton, 1950-2010) was a Memphis singer-songwriter: teen frontman of the Box Tops on the 1967 chart-topper "The Letter", co-founder of cult power pop band Big Star, and later an influential solo artist.
Alex Chui
Alex Chui (Alex Chui Tsz Fung), born in Hong Kong in 2008, is a British mathematician who won seven medals, including five golds, in seven consecutive International Mathematical Olympiads from 2020 to 2026.
Alex Clare
Alex Clare, born 1985, is a British singer-songwriter (Alexander George Clare) known for the 2012 hit "Too Close" from The Lateness of the Hour, revived by a Microsoft Internet Explorer ad, and for Orthodox Jewish observance that shaped his label career.
Alex Clark (commentator)
Alex Clark (Alexandra Clark) is an American conservative podcast host at Turning Point USA, hosting Culture Apothecary and formerly POPlitics, and a leading MAHA wellness influencer; distinct from Guardian and CBS journalists of the same name.
Alex Collins (American football)
Alex Collins, American NFL running back (2016-2021) for the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens, drafted 171st overall in 2016 out of Arkansas; 973 rushing yards in 2017; died at 28 in an August 2023 motorcycle crash in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida.
Alex Consani
Alex Consani (born 2003) is an American transgender fashion model and TikTok personality, Model of the Year winner at the 2024 UK Fashion Awards, the first trans woman to win that honor, and an IMG Models signee known for Tom Ford, Versace, and Victoria's Secret runway work.
Alex Cora
Alex Cora, Puerto Rican former MLB infielder and manager; Astros bench coach 2017, Red Sox manager 2018-19 and 2021-26; won 2018 World Series, suspended 2020 for sign stealing, fired April 2026.
Alex Cord
Alex Cord (Alexander Viespi Jr., 1933-2021), American actor and former rodeo performer; played Archangel (Michael Coldsmith Briggs III) on Airwolf (1984-86); films included Synanon, Stagecoach, and The Brotherhood; later a western novelist.
Alex Cox
Alex Cox (born 1954, Liverpool) is a British film director, screenwriter and sometime actor known for Repo Man, Sid and Nancy, Walker, and hosting BBC2's Moviedrome, who turned to independent filmmaking after Walker's failure.
Alex Cross (character)
Alex Cross is a fictional detective and psychologist created by James Patterson, protagonist of a thriller series begun with Along Came a Spider in 1993.
Alex Cross (film)
about 24 words: Alex Cross (film) is a 2012 American action thriller starring Tyler Perry as a Detroit homicide detective who hunts a torturer known as Picasso.
Alex Cross (novel series)
Alex Cross novel series: James Patterson's mystery-thriller books starring DC detective-psychologist Alex Cross, begun with Along Came a Spider (1993), 30+ novels, adapted as films with Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry and the Prime Video series Cross with Aldis Hodge.
Alex Curran
Alex Curran (born 1982, Aintree), also Alex Gerrard, English model, Daily Mirror fashion columnist, wife of footballer Steven Gerrard; a name shared by an Essex equestrian creator, a Brooklyn production head, and Aptitude Software's CEO.
Alex D. Linz
Alex D. Linz (Alexander David Linz) is an American former child actor, born 1989 in Santa Barbara, California, known for Home Alone 3 (1997), One Fine Day, and voicing Young Tarzan; he left acting around 2007 for UC Berkeley.
Alex da Kid
Alex da Kid (Alexander Junior Grant, born 1983) is a British producer, songwriter, and KIDinaKORNER/Interscope label head behind "Love the Way You Lie," "Airplanes," and Imagine Dragons' Night Visions.
Alex Danson
Alex Danson-Bennett MBE, English field hockey forward born 1985 in Southampton; 306 caps, 115 goals; Rio 2016 Olympic gold and London 2012 bronze; England and GB captain 2017-2020; retired after brain injury.
Alex Davies-Jones
Alex Davies-Jones, born in 1989, is a British Labour politician who has been MP for Pontypridd since 2019 and a Ministry of Justice minister since 2024.
Alex Day
Alex Day (Alex Richard George Day), known on YouTube as Nerimon, is a British musician who became the first unsigned musician to reach the UK Top 10.
Alex de Minaur
Alex de Minaur, Australian tennis player born 1999 in Sydney, nicknamed Demon; career-high ATP No. 5 (July 2026), 11 titles, first Australian Nitto ATP Finals singles qualifier since Hewitt 2004.
Alex DeBrincat
Alex DeBrincat, American NHL right wing born 1997 in Farmington Hills, Michigan; drafted 39th overall by Chicago in 2016; Detroit Red Wings star who signed a record seven-year, $91 million extension in October 2026.
Alex Désert
Alex Désert (born 1968) is an American actor and musician known for Becker, Boy Meets World, The Flash, and voicing Carl Carlson on The Simpsons.
Alex Dimitriades
Alex Dimitriades (born 1973) is an Australian actor from Sydney, son of Greek immigrants, known for The Heartbreak Kid, Heartbreak High, Head On, The Slap (AACTA winner) and The Principal (2016 Logie).
Alex Doll
Alex Doll is an American venture capitalist who co-founded Ten Eleven Ventures in 2014, a cybersecurity-focused firm that has raised over $1 billion across three funds.
Alex Drake (Pretty Little Liars)
Alex Drake is the fictional final villain A.D. of Pretty Little Liars, revealed in the June 27, 2017 finale as Spencer Hastings' British identical twin, both played by Troian Bellisario.
Alex Duong
Alex Duong (1984-2026), American comedian, actor, and writer from Dallas; played Sonny Le on Blue Bloods, first Vietnamese man on Comedy Central's Roast Battle, wrote for Netflix's Historical Roasts; died of septic shock after alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma.
Alex Eala
Alexandra "Alex" Eala, Filipino tennis player born 2005; 2022 US Open girls' champion, 2025 Miami semifinalist, 2026 Washington WTA 500 winner, career-high WTA No. 18.
Alex Ebert
Alex Ebert (born 1978, Los Angeles) is an American singer-songwriter, frontman of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros and formerly Ima Robot, known for the song "Home," solo albums Alexander and I vs I, and his Golden Globe-winning score for All Is Lost.
Alex Edelman
Alex Edelman, American stand-up comedian and writer from Brookline, Massachusetts; creator of Just for Us about attending a white nationalist meeting in Queens; won a 2014 Edinburgh Best Newcomer award, a 2024 special Tony, and an Emmy.