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Tommy Holohan
Tommy Holohan is an Irish techno DJ and producer from Rush, County Dublin, known for fast, rave-influenced techno and for running his own label, Rave Selekts.
Tommy Ivo
Tommy Ivo, "TV" Tommy Ivo, born 1936 in Denver, is an American drag racer and former child actor, builder of the four-engine Showboat dragster and claimant to the first five-second Top Fuel pass (5.97, 1972).
Tommy James
Tommy James (Thomas Gregory Jackson), American pop-rock singer from Tommy James and the Shondells; hits "Hanky Panky," "Crimson and Clover," "Mony Mony"; Roulette Records, mob ties, 110 million records.
Tommy James and the Shondells
American pop rock band formed 1960 in Niles, Michigan, led by Tommy James (Thomas Gregory Jackson); 14 Top 40 hits 1966-1969 on Roulette, including "Hanky Panky," "I Think We're Alone Now," "Mony Mony," "Crimson and Clover."
Tommy Jarvis
Tommy Jarvis (Thomas Jarvis) is the recurring protagonist of Friday the 13th Parts IV-VI (1984-1986), played by Corey Feldman, John Shepherd, and Thom Mathews; he kills Jason in Part IV and accidentally resurrects him in Part VI.
Tommy John
Tommy John (Thomas Edward John, 1943-2026) was a left-handed MLB pitcher with 288 wins over 26 seasons, eponym of Tommy John surgery, the 1974 UCL reconstruction by Dr. Frank Jobe that let him win 164 more games.
Tommy John Schiavoni
Tommy John Schiavoni is an American Democratic politician elected to the New York State Assembly's 1st district on Long Island in November 2024, after serving on the Southampton Town Council.
Tommy Kirk
Tommy Kirk, born Thomas Lee Kirk, was an American actor who starred in Disney films like Old Yeller and The Shaggy Dog before being fired in 1964.
Tommy Kono
Tommy Kono (Tamio Kono, 1930–2016), American weightlifter: two Olympic golds (1952, 1956) and one silver (1960), six straight world titles 1953–1959, world records in four weight classes, Mr. Universe bodybuilder, and coach for Mexico, West Germany, and the USA.
Tommy Lasorda
Tommy Lasorda (Thomas Charles Lasorda), Hall of Fame manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers 1976-1996; won 1,599 games, World Series titles 1981 and 1988, four NL pennants; inducted 1997; died 2021.
Tommy Lawrence
Tommy Lawrence (Thomas Johnstone Lawrence, 1940–2018), nicknamed the Flying Pig, was a Scottish goalkeeper who made 390 Liverpool appearances, won two league titles and the 1965 FA Cup under Bill Shankly, and pioneered the sweeper-keeper role.
Tommy Lawton
Tommy Lawton (1919–1996), English centre forward for Burnley, Everton, Chelsea, Notts County, Brentford, and Arsenal; 22 goals in 23 England caps, First Division top scorer 1938 and 1939, record £20,000 move to Notts County.
Tommy Lee
Tommy Lee (Thomas Lee Bass, born 1962, Athens, Greece) is the American drummer and co-founder of Mötley Crüe, also known for Methods of Mayhem, solo albums including Andro, and aerial drum-solo stunts like the Crüecifly.
Tommy Lee Jones
Tommy Lee Jones (born 1946, San Saba, Texas) is an American actor; Al Gore's Harvard roommate, Emmy winner for The Executioner's Song, and Oscar winner for The Fugitive, also known for Men in Black and No Country for Old Men.
Tommy Lee Sparta
Tommy Lee Sparta, born Leroy Russell, is a Jamaican dancehall deejay from Montego Bay who rose in Vybz Kartel's Gaza collective and pioneered gothic dancehall.
Tommy Lee Walker
Tommy Lee Walker (1935–1956), a Black Dallas man wrongfully convicted in 1954 of murdering Venice Parker and executed in 1956; exonerated posthumously by Dallas County on January 21, 2026. Distinct from the Ninth Circuit felon-in-possession defendant of the same name.
Tommy Lister Jr.
Tommy "Tiny" Lister Jr. (1958–2020), also known as Zeus and Deebo, was an American actor and former wrestler, 6'5", 1982 NCAA Division II shot put champion, famous for Friday and No Holds Barred.
Tommy Lowe
Charles "Tommy" Lowe (born 1932) is an American construction businessman from Lebanon, Tennessee who co-founded Cracker Barrel Old Country Store with Dan Evins; the first store opened in 1969.
Tommy Lucchese
Tommy Lucchese (Gaetano Lucchese, 'Three-Finger Brown', 1899–1967), Palermo-born New York Mafia boss who led the Lucchese crime family from 1951, ran garment-district rackets, allied with Carlo Gambino, and died free.
Tommy Lynn Sells
Tommy Lynn Sells, the "Coast to Coast Killer" (1964-2014), was an American drifter and serial killer executed in Texas for the 1999 murder of Kaylene Harris; he claimed up to 70 murders.
Tommy Maddox
Tommy Maddox, nicknamed Tommy Gun, is a former UCLA quarterback drafted 25th overall by Denver in 1992, XFL MVP and 2001 champion with the Los Angeles Xtreme, and 2002 NFL Comeback Player of the Year with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tommy Manotoc
Tommy Manotoc (Tomas Manotoc), Filipino sportsman: PBA champion coach of U-tex and Crispa's 1983 Grand Slam team, later champion amateur golfer, 2007 Asia-Pacific Senior Amateur winner, and NGAP president.
Tommy Marqués
Tommy Marqués (Tomás Noël Marqués Morera, born 2006, Barcelona) is a Spanish defensive midfielder who came through La Masia, debuted for FC Barcelona in February 2026, and transferred to SC Braga in August 2026.
Tommy McCook & Skatalites
Tommy McCook & Skatalites were a Jamaican ska group formed in Kingston in 1964 and led by tenor saxophonist Tommy McCook, frequently credited as the originators of ska.
Tommy McCook & Supersonics
Tommy McCook & Supersonics were the house band of Duke Reid's Treasure Isle studio in Kingston, Jamaica, led by saxophonist Tommy McCook from late 1965 and central to ska and rocksteady.
Tommy Mellott
Tommy Mellott, "Touchdown Tommy," born 2001, Montana State quarterback and 2024 Walter Payton Award winner; drafted 213th overall in 2025 by the Raiders, converted to wide receiver, later Saints practice squad.
Tommy Moe
Tommy Moe, born Thomas Sven Moe in 1970, is an American former alpine ski racer who won downhill gold and super-G silver at the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics.
Tommy Morrison
Tommy David 'The Duke' Morrison (1969-2013), American heavyweight boxer and Rocky V actor; won the vacant WBO heavyweight title by outpointing George Foreman in 1993; career ended by a 1996 HIV-positive test; final record 48-3-1 (42 KOs).
Tommy Morrison (golfer)
Tommy Morrison, American professional golfer from Dallas, Texas, 6 ft 9 in, University of Texas; 2024 European Amateur winner, 2025 Walker Cup, 2026 Evans Scholars Invitational champion, 2027 PGA TOUR card.
Tommy Mottola
Tommy Mottola (Thomas Daniel Mottola Jr.), American music executive, longtime chairman and CEO of Sony Music Entertainment (1988-2003), ex-husband of Mariah Carey, credited with the Latin Explosion and artist signings including Celine Dion and Shakira; birth dates conflict across sources (IMDb: July 1, 1948; Encyclopedia.com: July 14, 1949).