Notable Alumni of University of California-Los Angeles
Notable alumni of University of California-Los Angeles include Marilyn Monroe (American actress and model), Arnold Schwarzenegger (Actor and 38th governor of California) and Jim Morrison (Lead vocalist of The Doors and poet).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Arnold Schwarzenegger 1947–
Actor and 38th governor of California
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Ralph Bunche 1904–1971
Diplomat and first Black Nobel laureate
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Lou Henry Hoover 1874–1944
First Lady of the United States from 1929 to 1933
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Kirsten Gillibrand 1966–
US senator from New York
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Deb Haaland 1960–
Former U.S. Interior Secretary, New Mexico governor-elect
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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi 1958–
Prime Minister of Pakistan from 2017 to 2018
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Surangel Whipps Jr. 1968–
President of Palau
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Ted Stevens 1923–2010
US Senator from Alaska from 1968 to 2009
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George Allen 1952–
Former Virginia governor and US senator
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Cindy Sheehan 1957–
American antiwar activist
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Patrisse Khan-Cullors 1984–
Co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement
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Robert C. O'Brien 1966–
27th US National Security Advisor
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Twu Shiing-jer 1951–
Taiwanese physician, politician and former health minister
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Li Xiaolin 1953–
Former head of Chinese People's Association for Friendship
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Neera Tanden 1970–
President of Center for American Progress, former Biden adviser
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Edward L. Masry 1932–2005
Lawyer in the Erin Brockovich case
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Vincent Bugliosi 1934–2015
Prosecutor, lawyer and true crime author
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Anna Caballero 1955–
California state senator
Business
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Susan Wojcicki 1968–2024
Former CEO of YouTube
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Ruth Handler 1916–2002
Inventor of Barbie, co-founder of Mattel
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Larry Fink 1952–
Co-founder, chairman and CEO of BlackRock
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Travis Kalanick 1976–
Co-founder and former CEO of Uber
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Guy Kawasaki 1954–
Author, venture capitalist and former Apple marketer
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Fidji Simo 1985–
OpenAI executive and former Instacart CEO
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Amy Pascal 1958–
Film producer and former Sony Pictures co-chairperson
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Allegra Versace 1986–
Versace heiress and company director
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Joe Lacob 1956–
Principal owner of the Golden State Warriors
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Jim Lanzone 1971–
CEO of Yahoo, formerly CEO of Tinder
Science and academia
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Elinor Ostrom 1933–2012
Political economist; 2009 Nobel economics laureate
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Glenn Theodore Seaborg 1912–1999
Chemist, 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate
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Richard F. Heck 1931–2015
Chemist who discovered the Heck reaction
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Randy Schekman 1948–
Nobel-winning cell biologist at UC Berkeley
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Vint Cerf 1943–
One of the fathers of the Internet
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William F. Sharpe 1934–
Economist, 1990 Nobel Memorial Prize winner
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Robert Bruce Merrifield 1921–2006
Biochemist, 1984 Nobel laureate in Chemistry
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Birutė Galdikas 1946–2026
Primatologist and conservationist
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Hilary Putnam 1926–2016
Analytic philosopher and mathematician
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Ardem Patapoutian 1967–
Molecular biologist and 2021 Nobel laureate
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Fred Ramsdell 1960–
Immunologist and 2025 Nobel Prize laureate
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Anna Lee Fisher 1949–
NASA astronaut, first mother to fly in space
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Paul Baran 1926–2011
Co-inventor of packet switching
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Elizabeth Loftus 1944–
Psychologist known for false memory research
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Walter Cunningham 1932–2023
Astronaut, Apollo 7 Lunar Module pilot
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Fred Lawrence Whipple 1906–2004
Astronomer who proposed the dirty snowball comet model
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Judea Pearl 1936–
Computer scientist who developed Bayesian networks
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Story Musgrave 1935–
Physician and NASA astronaut
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Megan McArthur 1971–
Former NASA astronaut and oceanographer
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Jon Postel 1943–1998
Computer scientist, editor of the RFC series
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Herman Kahn 1922–1983
Futurist and Hudson Institute founding member
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Vance D. Brand 1931–
NASA astronaut and commander of three Space Shuttle missions
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John L. Phillips 1951–
NASA astronaut
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Jessica Watkins 1988–
NASA astronaut and geologist
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Michael Everson 1963–
Linguist, type designer and publisher
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Amy Mainzer 1974–
Astronomer, principal investigator of NEOWISE
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George Christopher Williams 1926–2010
Evolutionary biologist and critic of group selection
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Eugene Nida 1914–2011
Linguist who developed dynamic equivalence translation theory
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Arthur Janov 1924–2017
Psychologist, creator of primal therapy
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David A. Patterson 1947–
Computer science professor at UC Berkeley
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Stephen Krashen 1941–
Linguist known for the input hypothesis
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Elliot See 1927–1966
NASA astronaut and test pilot
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Stanley Cavell 1926–2018
Philosopher and Harvard professor
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Theodore Roszak 1933–2011
Social historian, author of The Making of a Counter Culture
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Claudia Alexander 1959–2015
Geophysicist and planetary scientist at NASA JPL
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Victor J. Stenger 1935–2014
Particle physicist, philosopher and author
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Geoffrey Marcy 1954–
Astronomer, early exoplanet detection pioneer
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Flossie Wong-Staal 1946–2020
Virologist, first scientist to clone HIV
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Taylor G. Wang 1940–
Astronaut, first person of Chinese origin in space
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Peter H. Raven 1936–2026
Botanist and longtime Missouri Botanical Garden director
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Cheng Siwei 1935–2015
Chinese economist and chemical engineer
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Caroline Agnes Brady 1905–1984
Philologist of Old English and Old Norse works
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Kenneth Hsu 1929–
Paleoclimatologist and oceanographer born in Nanjing
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Weinan E 1963–
Mathematician known for applied mathematics and machine learning
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Richard Bolt 1911–2002
MIT physics professor and co-founder of BBN
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Wu Zunyou 1963–2023
Chief epidemiologist at Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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Gilbert Strang 1934–
Mathematician known for linear algebra and mathematics textbooks
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Sandra Lee 1970–
Dermatologist and YouTuber known as Dr. Pimple Popper
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Adam Cheyer 2000–
Computer scientist and AI researcher
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William Shockley 1910–1989
Physicist and inventor, Bell Labs research group manager
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Sally Ride 1951–2012
First American woman in space
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William Glasser 1925–2013
Psychiatrist, developer of reality therapy
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William Andrew Goddard III 1937–
Caltech professor of chemistry and applied physics
Arts and media
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Marilyn Monroe 1926–1962
American actress and model
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Jim Morrison 1943–1971
Lead vocalist of The Doors and poet
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Mila Kunis 1983–
Actress
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Nicolas Cage 1964–
Actor and film producer
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James Dean 1931–1955
Influential 1950s Hollywood actor
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Francis Ford Coppola 1939–
Filmmaker and leading New Hollywood figure
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Masiela Lusha 1985–
Albanian-American actress and author
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Ben Stiller 1965–
Actor, comedian and filmmaker
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Jerry Lewis 1926–2017
Comedian, actor and film director
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Anne Bancroft 1931–2005
Actress, Academy Award winner
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James Franco 1978–
Actor and filmmaker
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Jack Black 1969–
Actor, comedian and musician
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Leonard Nimoy 1931–2015
Actor and director, played Spock in Star Trek
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John Williams 1932–
Film composer and conductor
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Helen Hunt 1963–
Actress with an Academy Award and four Emmys
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John Cage 1912–1992
Avant-garde composer
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George Takei 1937–
Actor known as Sulu in Star Trek
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Laura Dern 1967–
Academy Award-winning actress and producer
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Sam Harris 1967–
Author, philosopher and neuroscientist
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Rob Reiner 1947–2025
Filmmaker, actor and political activist
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Tim Robbins 1958–
Actor, director and Academy Award winner
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Jayne Mansfield 1933–1967
Actress and singer, 1950s–60s sex symbol
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James Coburn 1928–2002
Actor in Westerns and action films
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James Horner 1953–2015
Film composer and conductor
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Carlos Castañeda 1925–1998
Peruvian-American author trained as an anthropologist
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Steve Martin 1945–
Comedian, actor, musician, and writer
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Dido 1971–
English singer, debut album No Angel
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Anthony Kiedis 1962–
Lead vocalist of Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Heather Graham 1970–
American actress
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Amanda Bynes 1986–
Actress known for The Amanda Show
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Bill Irwin 1950–
Actor, clown and comedian
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Sean Astin 1971–
Actor in The Lord of the Rings; SAG-AFTRA president
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Mayim Bialik 1975–
Actress, starred in sitcom Blossom
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Laurie Holden 1969–
Actress known for The Walking Dead and The X-Files
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Emily Ratajkowski 1991–
Model and actress
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William Hanna 1910–2001
Animator, co-creator of Tom and Jerry
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Joel Schumacher 1939–2020
Film director, screenwriter and producer
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Heather Locklear 1961–
Actress known for Melrose Place and Dynasty
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Milo Ventimiglia 1977–
Actor known for Gilmore Girls
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Mark Harmon 1951–
Actor, lead of NCIS
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Carol Burnett 1933–
Comedian, actress and singer
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Mariska Hargitay 1964–
Actress known for Law & Order: SVU
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Sofia Carson 1993–
American actress and singer
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Chris Hardwick 1971–
Comedian, TV host and Nerdist creator
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Ben Shapiro 1984–
Conservative commentator, co-founder of The Daily Wire
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Randy Newman 1943–
American singer-songwriter, pianist and composer
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Kal Penn 1977–
Actor and former Obama White House staffer
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Sara Bareilles 1979–
Singer-songwriter, pianist and actress
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Brad Delson 1977–
Lead guitarist and co-founder of Linkin Park
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Chris O'Donnell 1970–
Actor
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Nancy Cartwright 1957–
Voice actress of Bart Simpson
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Gabrielle Union 1972–
Actress, model and author
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Alexander Payne 1961–
Film director, screenwriter and producer
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Robert Englund 1947–
Actor, played Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare on Elm Street
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Alvin Ailey 1931–1989
Dancer, choreographer and activist
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David Kaufman 1961–
Actor and voice actor, voice of Danny Phantom
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Beau Bridges 1941–
Actor and three-time Emmy winner
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Ariel Winter 1998–
Actress, Alex Dunphy in Modern Family
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Tom Skerritt 1933–2026
Actor and director
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Gore Verbinski 1964–
Director of the first three Pirates of the Caribbean films
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Elizabeth Berkley 1972–
Actress in Saved by the Bell and Showgirls
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Lloyd Bridges 1913–1998
Film, stage and television actor
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Michael Giacchino 1967–
Film, television and video game composer
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Peter Weller 1947–
Actor who starred in RoboCop
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Jorge Garcia 1973–
Actor best known for Lost
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Danielle Panabaker 1987–
Actress known for Sky High
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Kyle Gass 1960–
Lead guitarist of Tenacious D
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Doug Savant 1964–
Actor in Melrose Place and Desperate Housewives
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Fred Tatasciore 1968–
Voice actor known for voicing the Hulk
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Ava DuVernay 1972–
Film director and two-time Emmy winner
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Judy Chicago 1939–
Feminist artist, author and art educator
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Michael Stuhlbarg 1968–
Actor of stage and screen
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Beth Behrs 1985–
Actress known for 2 Broke Girls
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Shane Black 1961–
Screenwriter and director, creator of Lethal Weapon
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Paul Winfield 1939–2004
Actor nominated for Best Actor for Sounder
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Kelly Marie Tran 1989–
Actress and voice actress
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Mike Connors 1925–2017
Actor, star of the TV series Mannix
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David Koepp 1963–
Hollywood screenwriter and director
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Catherine Hardwicke 1955–
Film director who directed Twilight
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Wil Wheaton 1972–
Actor known for Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Catherine Bell 1968–
British-American actress
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Paul Schrader 1946–
Screenwriter and director of Taxi Driver
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Ali Wong 1982–
Comedian and actress, two-time Emmy winner
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Marley Shelton 1974–
Actress known for Sin City
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Steve Kloves 1960–
Screenwriter of most Harry Potter films
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Walter Koenig 1936–2026
Actor and screenwriter, Chekov in Star Trek
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Kay Panabaker 1990–
Actress known for Disney Channel's Phil of the Future
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Autumn Reeser 1980–
Actress known for The O.C
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Karen Fukuhara 1992–
Actress in Suicide Squad and The Boys
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Jeffrey Hunter 1926–1969
Actor and producer in The Searchers
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Jill St. John 1940–
Retired actress
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Danica McKellar 1975–
Actress and math writer, known for The Wonder Years
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Will Forte 1970–
Actor and comedian, former Saturday Night Live cast member
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Harry Shearer 1943–
Actor, comedian and musician
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Dariush Mehrjui 1939–2023
Iranian filmmaker, founder of Iranian New Wave
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Earl Holliman 1928–2024
Actor who won a Golden Globe for The Rainmaker
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Halyna Hutchins 1979–2021
Ukrainian-American cinematographer
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Randall Park 1974–
Actor known for Fresh Off the Boat
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Eddie Cibrian 1973–
Actor known for Sunset Beach and Third Watch
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Daphne Zuniga 1962–
Actress
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Kevin Connolly 1974–
Actor and director
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Corbin Bernsen 1954–
Actor known for L.A. Law
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Billy Porter 1969–
Singer and actor who rose on Broadway
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Ryan Newman 1998–
Actress and singer known for The Thundermans
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Brian Tyler 1972–
Composer who scored Fast & Furious films
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Dax Shepard 1975–
Actor and host of the Armchair Expert podcast
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Christopher Gorham 1974–
Actor in Ugly Betty and Covert Affairs
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Frank Marshall 1946–
Film producer, director and Amblin Entertainment co-founder
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Catherine Bach 1954–
Actress known for playing Daisy Duke
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Hugh O'Brian 1925–2016
Actor who starred in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
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Viet Thanh Nguyen 1971–
Novelist and University of Southern California professor
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Woody Strode 1914–1994
Actor and one of the first Black NFL players
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La Monte Young 1935–
Avant-garde composer and early American minimalist
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Harry Turtledove 1949–
Author known for alternate history fiction
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Jaleel White 1976–
Actor, voice actor and screenwriter
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Nasim Pedrad 1981–
Actress, former Saturday Night Live cast member
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Darren Star 1961–
Creator of Sex and the City and Emily in Paris
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Jeremy Sisto 1974–
Actor known for Six Feet Under and FBI
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Justin Lin 1971–
Taiwanese-American film director
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Moustapha Akkad 1930–2005
Film director and producer of the Halloween series
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Christine Lakin 1979–
Actress and director known for Step by Step
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Mark Robson 1913–1978
Canadian-American film director, producer and editor
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Tom Holland 1943–
Filmmaker, director of Fright Night and Child's Play
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Richard Steven Horvitz 1966–
Voice actor and comedian
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Eric Winter 1976–
Television and film actor
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Warren Farrell 1943–
Author and activist writing on gender and men's issues
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Susan Egan 1970–
Broadway actress who originated Belle in Beauty and the Beast
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Tamlyn Tomita 1966–
Actress in The Karate Kid Part II
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Lee Arenberg 1962–
Actor in Pirates of the Caribbean
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Vilgot Sjöman 1924–2006
Swedish writer and film director
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Michael Lerner 1941–2023
Actor, Oscar nominee for Best Supporting Actor
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Harris Yulin 1937–2025
Actor in Scarface and Ghostbusters II
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Justine Bateman 1966–
Actress and filmmaker, known for Family Ties
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Dustin Lance Black 1974–
Screenwriter, Oscar winner for Milk
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Emily Rose 1981–
Actress, voice of Elena Fisher in Uncharted
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Bobbie Gentry 1942–
Singer-songwriter
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Grant Show 1962–
Actor known for Melrose Place
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Eric Roth 1945–
Screenwriter, Oscar winner for Forrest Gump
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Gary Lockwood 1937–
Actor in 2001: A Space Odyssey
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Catherine Asaro 1955–
Science fiction author of the Skolian Empire saga
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Kelly Rowan 1965–
Canadian former actress and model
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Byron Mann
Hong Kong-American actor, played Ryu in Street Fighter
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Tom Lenk 1976–
Actor known for Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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Garrett Wang 1968–
Actor known for Star Trek: Voyager
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Brian Van Holt 1969–
Actor known for House of Wax
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Greg Graffin 1964–
Lead vocalist and co-founder of Bad Religion
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Jean-Marc Barr 1960–
Actor and director, frequent Lars von Trier collaborator
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Brittany Curran 1990–
Actress in The Magicians and Dear White People
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Mary Kay Bergman 1961–1999
Voice actress of Snow White and South Park
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Kathleen Freeman 1919–2001
Actress with a career spanning over 50 years
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Alexandra Hedison 1969–
Photographer, director and actress
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Steve Forrest 1925–2013
Actor, star of TV series S.W.A.T
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Tracey Adams 1958–
Former adult film actress and AVN Hall of Fame inductee
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Alan Dean Foster 1946–
Fantasy and science fiction writer
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Inon Zur 1965–
Composer for film, television and video games
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Christopher Young 1954–
Film and television composer known for horror scores
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Armin Shimerman 1949–
Actor who played Quark in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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Dr. Demento 1941–
Radio broadcaster and record collector
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Kevin Weisman 1970–
Actor known for Alias and Scorpion
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David Silverman 1957–
Animator and director of The Simpsons
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Karen Morley 1909–2003
Film actress
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James Sikking 1934–2024
Actor known for Hill Street Blues
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John Kerr 1931–2013
Actor and lawyer
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Tom Shadyac 1958–
Film director of Ace Ventura and Bruce Almighty
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Starhawk 1951–
Feminist writer and ecofeminism theorist
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Colin Higgins 1941–1988
Director and screenwriter of Harold and Maude
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Josie Loren 1987–
Attorney and former actress in Make It or Break It
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Erin Gray 1950–
Actress and former model
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Quinn Cummings 1967–
Writer, inventor and former child actress
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Scott Mechlowicz 1981–
Actor known for EuroTrip
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Bonnie Franklin 1944–2013
Actress, star of One Day at a Time
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Taran Killam 1982–
Actor and comedian, former SNL cast member
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Patricia Manterola 1972–
Mexican actress and singer
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Rutger Bregman 1988–
Dutch historian, author of Utopia for Realists
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Paul Bartel 1938–2000
Actor, screenwriter and director
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Brooke Burke 1971–
Television host, model and fitness personality
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Iva Toguri D'Aquino 1916–2006
WWII radio announcer known as Tokyo Rose
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William Smith 1933–2021
Actor and stunt performer
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Eleanor Coppola 1936–2024
Documentary director, wife of Francis Ford Coppola
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Michael Murphy 1938–
Film and television actor
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Peter Chan 1962–
Hong Kong film director and producer
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David Tao 1969–
Taiwanese singer-songwriter
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Mike Medavoy 1941–
Film producer, co-founder of Orion Pictures
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Doug Chiang 1962–
Executive creative director at Lucasfilm, film designer
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Roger Yuan 1961–
Martial artist, stuntman and actor in Skyfall
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Kevin Tsai 1962–
Taiwanese television host and writer
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Quentin Lee 1971–
Hong Kong-born film director, writer and producer
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Yu Lihua 1929–2020
Taiwanese-American writer of overseas students literature
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Chi Ta-wei 1972–
Taiwanese writer and literary scholar
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Ezra Klein 1984–
New York Times columnist and podcast host
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Brad Silberling 1963–
Film director of Casper and City of Angels
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Joyce DeWitt 1949–
Actress known for sitcom Three's Company
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Steve Sailer 1958–
Far-right political writer and blogger
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Giada De Laurentiis 1970–
Italian-American chef and television personality
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Fuslie 1992–
American live streamer and YouTuber
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Kelly Preston 1962–2020
Actress in Twins and Jerry Maguire
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Alex D. Linz 1989–
Former child actor in Home Alone 3
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Vanessa Bayer 1981–
Comedian and actress, former Saturday Night Live cast member
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Olivia Liang 1993–
Actress in Kung Fu and Legacies
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Cordell Broadus 1997–
American rapper and actor
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Conan Gray 1998–
Singer-songwriter and former YouTuber
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Deren Talu 1996–
Turkish actor
Sports
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1947–
NBA center with the Bucks and Lakers
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Arthur Ashe 1943–1993
Tennis player and writer
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee 1962–
Heptathlete and long jumper, three-time Olympic champion
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Florence Griffith Joyner 1959–1998
Track athlete, set 100m and 200m world records in 1988
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Jackie Robinson 1919–1972
Baseball player who broke MLB's color line
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Russell Westbrook 1988–
Former NBA point guard with 18 seasons
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Alysa Liu 2005–
Figure skater, 2026 Olympic women's singles champion
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Reggie Miller 1965–
Former NBA Indiana Pacers shooting guard
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Brad Friedel 1971–
Goalkeeper with 84 US national team caps
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Mike Powell 1963–
Long jump world record holder
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Kevin Love 1988–
NBA player, 2016 champion with the Cavaliers
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Karch Kiraly 1960–
Volleyball player and coach, 1984 and 1988 Olympic champion
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Bill Walton 1952–2024
NBA player and sportscaster
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Rafer Johnson 1934–2020
Decathlete, 1960 Olympic gold medalist, and actor
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Carlos Bocanegra 1979–
Soccer player, two-time MLS Defender of the Year
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Gail Devers 1966–
Sprinter and hurdler, multiple world indoor champion
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Jrue Holiday 1990–
NBA basketball player
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Evelyn Ashford 1957–
Sprinter, 1984 Olympic 100-meter champion
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Sting 1959–
American professional wrestler
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Rai Benjamin 1997–
Hurdler and sprinter specializing in 400 m events
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Cobi Jones 1970–
Former soccer player and commentator
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Lonzo Ball 1997–
NBA point guard, second pick in 2017 draft
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Zach LaVine 1995–
NBA player, 13th pick in the 2014 draft
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Ato Boldon 1973–
Trinidadian sprinter and four-time Olympic medalist
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Baron Davis 1979–
Former NBA player and two-time All-Star
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Kevin Young 1966–
American hurdler, 1992 Olympic 400m hurdles winner
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Benny Feilhaber 1985–
Soccer player and coach, US national team
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Mallory Swanson 1998–
Forward for the US women's national team
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Trevor Ariza 1985–
Former NBA player with 18 seasons
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Jason Kapono 1981–
Former NBA player, two-time Three-Point Contest winner
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Mark Eaton 1957–2021
Jazz player, two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year
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Jessie Fleming 1998–
Canadian women's national soccer team captain
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Jordan Farmar 1986–
Former NBA basketball player
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Afshin Ghotbi 1964–
Iranian-American football coach
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Nick Rimando 1979–
Former MLS goalkeeper
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Eddie Lewis 1974–
Former soccer player, played for Fulham and Leeds
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Jennifer Brady 1995–
Tennis player, career-high WTA singles ranking of 13
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Norman Powell 1993–
Professional basketball player in the NBA
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Jean-Julien Rojer 1981–
Dutch professional doubles tennis player
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Kyle Anderson 1993–
NBA basketball player
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Debbie Meyer 1952–
Swimmer, three-time 1968 Olympic champion
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Dawn Harper-Nelson 1984–
Hurdler, 2008 Olympic 100m hurdles champion
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Matt Barnes 1980–
Former NBA player, 2017 champion with Warriors
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Greg Foster 1958–2023
Hurdler, three-time world 110m hurdles champion
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Joanna Hayes 1976–
2004 Olympic 100 metres hurdles champion
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Abby Dahlkemper 1993–
Defender for the US women's national soccer team
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Mike Burton 1947–2026
Swimmer and three-time Olympic champion
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Michael Marsh 1967–
1992 Olympic 200 m champion
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Yang Chuan-kwang 1933–2007
Decathlete and Olympic medalist from Taiwan
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Darren Collison 1987–
Former NBA player, played at UCLA
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Shirley Babashoff 1957–
Swimmer and Olympic champion
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Cy Young 1928–2017
Javelin thrower
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Hal Connolly 1931–2010
1956 Olympic hammer throw gold medalist
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Sam Mewis 1992–
Former US women's soccer midfielder
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Arron Afflalo 1985–
Former NBA player who played for UCLA
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Don Barksdale 1923–1993
Basketball pioneer, first Black NBA All-Star Game player
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Troy Aikman 1966–
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback
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Marcin Matkowski 1981–
Polish doubles tennis player
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Mackenzie McDonald 1995–
Professional tennis player
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Tian Fangran 2003–
Tennis player, 2023 NCAA singles champion
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Trevor Bauer 1991–
MLB pitcher who played for the Dodgers
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Katelyn Ohashi 1997–
UCLA gymnast and six-time All-American
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Nia Dennis 1999–
Collegiate artistic gymnast, former USA National Team member
Other fields
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Princess Ubol Ratana of Thailand 1951–
Thai princess, eldest child of King Bhumibol
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Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight 1953–
Wikipedia editor addressing gender gap
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Rodney Alcala 1943–2021
Serial killer sentenced to death in California
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of California-Los Angeles (people who attended both).
- Stanford University 15
- Harvard University 12
- University of California-Berkeley 11
- University of Southern California 10
- California Institute of Technology 6
- University of California-Irvine 5
- University of California-San Diego 5
- The Juilliard School 5
- University of California-Santa Barbara 4
- Los Angeles City College 4
- Santa Monica College 4
- New York University 4