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Tom Denning, Baron Denning
Tom Denning, Baron Denning (Alfred Thompson Denning, 1899–1999), English Master of the Rolls 1962–1982 and 'people's judge'; creator of promissory estoppel, the deserted wife's equity, and the Mareva injunction, famed for judicial activism and the 1963 Profumo report.
Tom Digby
Tom Digby (Thomas William Kenelm Digby, born 1998, Henley-on-Thames) is a British rower, Paris 2024 Olympic champion in the men's eight, two-time world and three-time European champion, Yale graduate, and 2026 hip-surgery comeback Henley winner.
Tom Dolan
Tom Dolan (Thomas Fitzgerald Dolan, born 1975 in Arlington, Virginia) is an American former competitive swimmer who won Olympic gold in the 400m individual medley in 1996 and 2000.
Tom Dooley (song)
"Tom Dooley" (also "The Ballad of Tom Dooley") is an American murder ballad about Tom Dula, hanged in 1868 for killing Laura Foster in Wilkes County, North Carolina. First recorded by Grayson & Whitter in 1929, it became a 1958 number-one hit for the Kingston Trio and sparked the folk revival.
Tom Douglas Spies
Tom Douglas Spies (died 1960) was an American physician and nutritionist whose Birmingham clinic showed pellagra and tropical sprue respond to niacin and folic acid.
Tom Dumoulin
Tom Dumoulin, Dutch road cyclist (born 1990), 2017 Giro d'Italia winner and world time trial champion, Olympic time trial silver 2016 and 2021, runner-up Giro and Tour 2018, retired August 2022.
Tom Dwan
Tom Dwan, known online as "durrrr," is an American high-stakes poker player born 1986 who dominated Full Tilt nosebleed cash games, issued the unfinished Durrrr Challenge, and set televised record pots against Phil Ivey and Wesley Fei.
Tom Edozie
Tom Edozie (Thomas Edozie, born 2006) is an English right winger at Wolverhampton Wanderers, brother of Samuel Edozie, who scored an injury-time debut equaliser against Arsenal in February 2026.
Tom Ellenberger
Tom Ellenberger is a structural biologist at Washington University in St. Louis known for crystal structures of DNA repair enzymes and the T7 replication machinery.
Tom Ellis (actor)
Tom Ellis is a Welsh actor from Cardiff, known for Gary Preston in Miranda and for playing Lucifer Morningstar across six seasons of Lucifer on Fox and Netflix. He later starred in Tell Me Lies, Washington Black, The Thursday Murder Club, and CBS's CIA as CIA agent Colin Glass.
Tom Emmer
Tom Emmer (born 1961) is a Republican U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 6th District since 2015 and House Majority Whip; former 2010 Minnesota gubernatorial nominee, short-lived 2023 speaker nominee, and leading congressional crypto advocate sponsoring the Anti-CBDC Act.
Tom Evans (musician)
Tom Evans (5 June 1947 – November 1983) was the Liverpool-born Badfinger bassist and singer who co-wrote "Without You" with Pete Ham, later covered by Nilsson and Mariah Carey; he died by suicide in 1983 amid royalty disputes.
Tom Everett Scott
Tom Everett Scott (born 1970, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts) is an American actor known for his debut as Guy Patterson in That Thing You Do! (1996) and TV roles in Southland, Z Nation, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Elle.
Tom Ewell
Tom Ewell (Samuel Yewell Tompkins, 1909-1994), American stage, film, and TV actor; Tony and Golden Globe winner as Richard Sherman in The Seven Year Itch on Broadway and screen opposite Marilyn Monroe; later a regular on Baretta.
Tom Felton
Tom Felton (born 1987, Surrey) is an English actor and musician who played Draco Malfoy in all eight Harry Potter films, wrote the bestselling memoir Beyond the Wand, and returned as adult Draco on Broadway in Cursed Child.
Tom Fenchel
Tom Fenchel, born 1940, is a Danish marine ecologist and professor emeritus of marine biology at the University of Copenhagen, known for the microbial loop and Fenchel's law.
Tom Fernandez
Tom Fernandez, born in 1978 in Livonia, Michigan, is an American Republican politician representing South Carolina Senate District 39, covering parts of Berkeley, Dorchester, and Orangeburg Counties, first elected in 2024.
Tom Finney
Tom Finney (1922-2014), Sir Tom, the Preston Plumber, English winger who spent his whole career at Preston North End (473 games, 210 goals), won 76 England caps and 30 goals, and was Footballer of the Year in 1954 and 1957.
Tom Fitton
Tom Fitton (Thomas Fitton) is the conservative activist who has led Judicial Watch, a FOIA-litigation watchdog group, since 1998; Trump informal adviser, DC judicial commission appointee, author of The Corruption Chronicles.
Tom Fletcher
Tom Fletcher (Thomas Michael Fletcher, born 1985) is an English singer, songwriter and children's author, best known as a founding member and lead songwriter of the pop-rock band McFly.
Tom Flores
Tom Flores is an American former football quarterback and coach who won four Super Bowls and entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2021.
Tom Fogerty
Tom Fogerty (1941–1990), Berkeley-born rhythm guitarist and background vocalist of Creedence Clearwater Revival; left the band in early 1971, recorded nine solo and Ruby albums, died in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Tom Foley
Tom Foley, born Thomas Stephen Foley, was an American politician from Spokane, Washington, who served as Speaker of the U.S. House from 1989 to 1995.
Tom Ford
Tom Ford (Thomas Carlyle Ford, born 1961, Austin, Texas) is an American fashion designer and filmmaker, creative director of Gucci 1994–2004 and Yves Saint Laurent from 2000, founder of the Tom Ford brand (sold to Estée Lauder for $2.8bn in 2022), and director of A Single Man and Nocturnal Animals.
Tom Forkner
Tom Forkner was an American lawyer and real-estate man who co-founded the Waffle House chain with neighbor Joe Rogers Sr., opening the first restaurant in Georgia in 1955.
Tom Freston
Tom Freston (born 1945) is an American media executive, co-founder of MTV, longtime CEO of MTV Networks, and Viacom CEO in 2006 until Sumner Redstone fired him; later ONE Campaign chairman.
Tom Gates
Tom Gates is a British children's book series by Liz Pichon, first published in 2011, presented as a schoolboy's doodle-filled notebook. Over 16.5 million copies sold; Roald Dahl Funny Prize, Blue Peter and Waterstones award winner; adapted for Sky Kids TV.
Tom Gayford
Tom Gayford (Thomas Franklin Gayford, 1928–2026), Canadian equestrian show jumper; won Canada's first Olympic equestrian gold in 1968 team jumping on Big Dee with Jim Elder and Jim Day; later chef d'équipe 1978–96.
Tom Geismar
Tom Geismar, born Thomas H. Geismar in 1931, is an American graphic designer and founding partner of Chermayeff & Geismar, known for abstract trademarks for Mobil, Chase Bank, and PBS.
Tom Glavine
Tom Glavine (Thomas Michael Glavine, born 1966) is a Hall of Fame left-handed pitcher, 305-203 with two Cy Youngs (1991, 1998) and 1995 World Series MVP, chiefly with the Atlanta Braves.