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D Female Celebrities Index
1. Demi Lovato (1992)
An American singer, songwriter and actress who is considered a pop, pop rock and R&B artist, rose to prominence in the Disney Channel television film Camp Rock, and has won an MTV Video Music Award and thirteen Teen Choice Awards
2. Dakota Johnson (1989)
An American actress and model who was named Miss Golden Globe in 2006, and is known for her lead role of Anastasia Steele in the romantic drama Fifty Shades of Grey, and for Black Mass and A Bigger Splash
3. Dej Loaf (1991)
An American rapper and singer who gained great exposure in 2014 with her single "Try Me", which initially attained viral internet popularity and has since peaked at number 45 on the US Billboard Hot 100
4. Dove Cameron (1996)
An American actress and singer, best known for playing both Liv and Maddie in Disney Channel sitcom Liv and Maddie, as Kayla Morgan in the Disney Channel original movies Cloud 9, and as Mal, daughter of Maleficent in Descendants
5. Demi Moore (1962)
an American actress, filmmaker, and former model, best known for her acts in in Blame It on Rio (1984), St. Elmo's Fire (1985), About Last Night... (1986), Ghost (1990), A Few Good Men (1992), Indecent Proposal (1993), and Disclosure (1994)
6. Dolly Parton (1946)
An American singer, songwriter, actress, author, businesswoman, and humanitarian, who is the most honored female country performer of all time, has composed over 3,000 songs, and starred in films such as 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias
7. Drew Barrymore (1975)
An American actress, model, producer, director and author - a descendant of the Barrymore family of well-known American stage and cinema actors, and the granddaughter of film legend John Barrymore
8. Debby Ryan (1993)
An American actress, singer-songwriter, musician and record producer, best known for her role in the Disney Channel series Jessie, and for starring as Bailey Pickett in Disney Channel's The Suite Life on Deck
9. Dakota Fanning (1994)
An American actress and model whose performance at the age of seven in the 2001 film I Am Sam won her Best Young Performer, and a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination, making her the youngest nominee in history
10. Danielle Fishel (1981)
An American actress, author, and television personality, best known for her role as Topanga Lawrence-Matthews on the 1990s TV sitcom Boy Meets World, and its 2014 successor Girl Meets World on Disney Channel
11. Danica Patrick (1982)
An American professional racing driver, model, advertising spokeswoman, and the most successful woman in the history of American open-wheel racing, whose win in the 2008 Indy Japan 300 is the only women's victory in an IndyCar Series race
12. Diana Ross (1944)
N American singer, songwriter, actress, record producer and founding member and lead singer of the vocal group The Supremes, to this day America's most successful vocal group and one of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time
13. Deepika Padukone (1986)
An Indian film actress of Hindi films, the recipient of several awards, including three Filmfare Awards, and one of the highest-paid Indian celebrities who is cited in the media as one of the nation's most popular and attractive personalities
14. Denise Richards (1972)
An American actress and former fashion model who ranked 9th in Maxim's 50 Sexiest Women, and posed for a nude pictorial in Playboy magazine, five months after giving birth (2004)
15. Diane Keaton (1946)
An American film actress, director, and producer, best known for playing in films with director and co-star Woody Allen, beginning with Play It Again, Sam in 1972, Sleeper (1973), Love and Death (1975), and Annie Hall (1977), which won her the Academy Award for Best Actress
16. Diane Lane (1965)
An American actress who starred opposite Sir Laurence Olivier in the 1979 film A Little Romance, followed by featuring on the cover of Time magazine, titled "the new Grace Kelly".
17. Dianna Agron (1986)
An American actress, singer, dancer and director, best known for her role as as Quinn Fabray on the Fox musical series Glee, and for co-starring as Belle Blake, alongside Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer in The Family
18. Danielle Panabaker (1987)
An American actress, best known for her roles in the Disney films Stuck in the Suburbs (2004), Sky High (2005) and Read It and Weep (2006), in the CBS legal drama series Shark (2006–08) and in the psychological thriller Mr. Brooks (2007)
19. Deborah Ann Woll (1985)
An American actress of Jewish German and Irish descent, who received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from USC School of Dramatic Arts at the University of Southern California, trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, and is best known for her roles as the vampire Jessica Hamby on the HBO drama series True Blood and Karen Page in the Netflix shows Daredevil, The Defenders and The Punisher
20. Draya Michele (1985)
An American television personality who was one of the main cast members in the VH1 reality series Basketball Wives LA since 2010, and has launched in 2013 her own clothing line "Fine Ass Girls" and her swim suit line "Mint Swim"
21. Dascha Polanco (1982)
A Dominican American actress who aspired to be an actress from an early age but doubted auditioning because of her weight, and is best known for playing the character Dayanara Diaz on Orange Is the New Black
22. Doris Day (1922)
An American actress, singer, and animal welfare activist, who began her career as a big band singer in 1939, her popularity increased with her first hit recording "Sentimental Journey" (1945), and has recorded more than 650 songs from 1947 to 1967, which made her one of the most popular and acclaime
23. Diane Kruger (1976)
A German actress and former fashion model, best known for her film roles as Helen in Troy (2004), Dr. Abigail Chase in National Treasure (2004, 2007), and Bridget von Hammersmark in the Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds (2009)
24. Danica McKellar (1975)
An American actress, mathematics writer, and education advocate of Scottish, French, German, Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese descent, who graduated from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and wrote six non-fiction books, all dealing with that subject, and is best known for playing Winnie Cooper in the television series The Wonder Years and for voicing Miss Martian in the animated superhero series Young Justice
25. Daisy Ridley (1992)
An English television, film and voice actress, film producer and executive producer of the documentary The Eagle Huntress since 2016, best known as the main protagonist, Rey, in Star Wars sequel trilogy since The Force Awakens (2015)
26. Daryl Hannah (1960)
An American actress and environmental activist, best known for her roles as Pris Stratton in Blade Runner, Cathy Featherstone in Summer Lovers, the mermaid Madison in Splash, Roxanne Kowalski in Roxanne, Darien Taylor in Wall Street. and Annelle Dupuy Desoto in Steel Magnolias
27. Debbie Reynolds (1932)
An American actress, singer, entertainer, businesswoman, humanitarian and film historian, best known for roles as Helen Kane in the film Three Little Words, Kathy Selden in Singin' in the Rain, and Pansy Hammer in The Affairs of Dobie Gillis
28. Dylan Dreyer (1981)
An American television meteorologist, who graduated from Rutgers University with a bachelor's degree in meteorology, is a weather anchor for NBC News and for The Weather Channel, and is the host of the NBC educational nature program Earth Odessey with Dylan Dreyer
29. Donna Douglas (1932)
An American actress, gospel singer, inspirational speaker, author of books for children and adults and a real estate agent, who was named Miss Baton Rouge and Miss New Orleans in her youth, and is best known for her role as Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies (1962–1971)
30. Debra Messing (1968)
An American actress who has received 6 Emmy nominations, winning one, 8 Screen Actors Guild nominations, winning one, and 8 Golden Globe Award nominations, best known for her 8-year role as Grace Adler on the NBC sitcom Will & Grace
31. Dany Garcia (1968)
An American producer, media magnet and the founder of the multi-faceted talent and media management holding company The Garcia Companies, and co-founder of Seven Bucks Productions together with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
32. Dana Perino (1972)
An American political commentator and author who was the second female White House Press Secretary, under President George W. Bush, and is currently a political commentator for Fox News, and co-host of the network's talk show The Five
33. Diane Sawyer (1945)
34. Dawn Wells (1938)
An American actress who was crowned Miss Nevada (1959) and represented her state in the Miss America 1960 pageant, and is best known for her role as Mary Ann Summers on the CBS sitcom Gilligan's Island (1964–67)
35. Daniela Ruah (1983)
A Portuguese-American actress, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in performing arts from London Metropolitan University, studied at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, and is best known for playing NCIS Special Agent Kensi Blye in the CBS police procedural series NCIS: Los Angeles
36. Diane Rehm (1936)
A Radio Personality
37. Danielle Campbell (1995)
An American actress, best known for her roles as Jessica Olson in the Disney Channel Original Movie StarStruck, Simone Daniels in the Disney film Prom, and for starring as Davina Claire on the television series The Originals (2013-16)
38. Diane von Fürstenberg (1946)
A Belgian-born American fashion designer
39. Dita Von Teese (1972)
A Dancer and Model
40. Daniella Monet (1989)
An American actress and singer, best known for playing numerous television guest roles and starring as Trina Vega in the Nickelodeon sitcom Victorious and the supporting role of Inga Veinshtein in Nancy Drew
41. Danielle Harris (1977)
an American actress and film director, best known as a scream queen for her roles in various horror films
42. Drea de Matteo (1972)
43. Danneel Harris (1979)
44. Denise Milani (1976)
A Czech-born model, former massage therapist, the winner of Miss Bikini World 2007, and arguably one of the world's most successful pinup models who is frequently named one of the most searched women on the web
45. Danai Gurira (1978)
An American actress and playwright of Zimbabwean ancestry, best known for her roles as Michonne on The Walking Dead, and as Okoye in Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise, and as the writer of the Tony Award-winning play Eclipsed
46. Donatella Versace (1955)
An Italian fashion designer, vice president of the Versace Group, 20% share owner and its chief designer, who proved to be public relations giant within the Versace label and spread its name throughout Europe and most of the United States
47. Donna Summer (1948)
An American singer, songwriter, and painter
48. Dorothy Parker (1893)
An American poet, short story writer, critic, satirist and a founding member of the Algonquin Round Table, best known for her her witty writing in The New Yorker, wisecracks, and eye for 20th-century urban foibles
49. Debbie Harry (1945)
50. Danielle Savre (1988)
51. Dana Carvey (1955)
52. Debi Mazar (1964)
An American actress and television personality who holds a starring role in the Cooking Channel series, Extra Virgin, along with her husband Gabriele Corcos, and is known for appearing in Jersey Girl-type, sharp-tongued women roles
53. Doutzen Kroes (1985)
A Dutch Frisian model and actress who began her modelling career in the Netherlands but quickly got sent by her agency to New York where she was cast by lingerie giant Victoria's Secret, and became an 'Angel' for the brand in 2008
54. Daisy Fuentes (1966)
A Model, Television Host and DJ
55. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (1966)
56. Diamond Jackson (1966)
An American adult actress, and former TV fitness instructor, music videos and commercial actress, and runway model who has a degree in Sports Medicine Technology from Denver University
57. Diana Rigg (1938)
An English actress with an extensive career in film and theatre, who won the 1994 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for the title role in Medea, and is known as Emma Peel in the TV series The Avengers, and Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones
58. Debra Winger (1955)
59. Dorothy Hamill (1956)
A retired American figure skater, who is credited with developing a new skating move "Hamill camel" (formerly "camel spin" or "sit spin"), and is the 1976 Olympic champion and 1976 World champion in ladies' singles
60. Dorothy Dandridge (1922)
61. Dionne Warwick (1940)
An American singer, actress, and television show host who ranks among the 41 biggest hit makers of the entire rock era, second only to Aretha Franklin as the most-charted female vocalist of all time, and has become a United Nations Global Ambassador for the Food and Agriculture Organization and a Un
62. Debbie Allen (1950)
A Dancer and Actress
63. Devon Aoki (1982)
An American actress and model who started modeling and was introduced to Kate Moss (who would later take the young model under her wing) when she was 13, and replaced Naomi Campbell as the face of Versace at the age of 16
64. Donna Reed (1921)
An American film and television actress and producer, whose career spanned more than 40 years, with performances in more than 40 films, and is best known for her role as Mary Hatch Bailey in Frank Capra's 1946 film It's a Wonderful Life
65. DJ Qualls (1978)
66. Dakota Goyo (1999)
67. Da Brat (1974)
An American rapper and actress whose first album Funkdafied sold one million copies, making her the first female solo rap act to receive a platinum certification, and the second overall female rap act (solo or group) after Salt-N-Pepa
68. Debbie Rowe (1958)
An American nurse known for her marriage to Michael Jackson with whom she had two children, after meeting him while working as a nurse in Dr. Arnold Klein's dermatology office, where Jackson was being treated for vitiligo
69. Dorothy Day (1897)
70. Donna Dixon (1957)
71. Debbie Gibson (1970)
An American singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress whose first album was certified triple Platinum, and one of its singles, "Foolish Beat", made Gibson the youngest female artist to write, produce, and perform a Billboard Hot 100 #1 single
72. Dana Plato (1964)
An American Actress notable for playing the role of Kimberly Drummond on the U.S. television sitcom Diff'rent Strokes from 1978 to 1986
73. Diana Gabaldon (1952)
An American author, best known for the Outlander series of novels that merge multiple genres, featuring elements of historical fiction, romance, mystery, adventure and science fiction/fantasy
74. Donna Mills (1942)
75. Diana Krall (1964)
A Canadian jazz pianist and singer, best know for her contralto vocals, and who has sold more than 6 million albums in the US and over 15 million worldwide, establishing her as one of the best-selling artists of her time
76. Dina Meyer (1968)
An American film and television actress, best known for her roles as Barbara Gordon in Birds of Prey, Dizzy Flores in Starship Troopers, Detective Allison Kerry in the Saw films, and for guest starring as Mrs. Hong on ABC's Scoundrels
77. Doris Roberts (1930)
78. Dee Dee Davis (1996)
79. Devin Smith (1981)
80. Dulce María (1985)
A Mexican actress and singer-songwriter who has been part of the pop group RBD (2004-2009), which originated from the successful telenovela Rebelde and sold 57 million albums around the world
81. Danna Paola (1995)
A Mexican singer, actress, model, fashion designer, philanthropist and recording artist who received her first leading role in the telenovela, María Belén, and released her first album, Mi Globo Azul, at age 6
82. Daisy Lowe (1989)
A British fashion model who began modelling at the age of two, was featured in Vogue Italia, modelled for the Urban Outfitters catalogue, appeared in French Connection printed advertisements and was profiled in British Harper's Bazaar
83. Dani Mathers (1987)
An American model, actress and Playboy Playmate of the Month for May 2014, who appeared in a recurring role as Danica on the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful, and casted regularly on Heidi & Frank Show on KLOS radio in Los Angeles
84. Deborra-Lee Furness (1955)
An Australian actress and producer, who studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, is recognized for her work assisting orphans globally and streamlining international adoptions, especially in her native Australia where she is a patron, and one of the creators, of National Adoption Awareness Week, played Kathleen, the Australian wife of Cole Gioberti (Billy Moses) on the television series Falcon Crest, and starred in the movie Shame, for which she won Best Actor awards from the Film Critics Circle of Australia and Golden Space Needle
85. Della Reese (1931)
An American nightclub, jazz, gospel, and pop singer, film and television actress, and ordained minister, whose long career began as a singer, scoring a hit with her 1959 single "Don't You Know?"
86. Dinah Shore (1916)
An American singer, actress, television personality who reached the height of her popularity as a recording artist during the Big Band era of the 1940s and 1950s, and great success in 1960s television as hostess of a variety programs for Chevrolet
87. Dianne Feinstein (1933)
An American Democrat politician who graduated from Stanford University with a B.A. in history, served as Mayor of San Francisco from 1978 to 1988, and is serving as the senior United States Senator from California since 1992
88. Dyan Cannon (1937)
89. Delta Burke (1956)
90. Diane Neal (1976)
91. Debra Jo Rupp (1951)
92. Diana Taurasi (1982)
An American professional basketball player for WNBA's Phoenix Mercury and UMMC Ekaterinburg of Russia, who was voted in by fans as one of the WNBA's Top 15 Players of All Time, and won 4 Olympic gold medals and 3 WNBA championships
93. Dinah Manoff (1958)
An American stage, film and TV actress and director, best known for playing Elaine Lefkowitz on Soap, Marty Maraschino in Grease, Libby Tucker in the stage and film adaptations of I Ought to Be in Pictures, and Carol Weston on Empty Nest
94. Diahnne Abbott (1945)
An American actress and singer, who is best known for portraying the pornographic movie theatre box office clerk in Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver opposite Robert De Niro, the object of De Niro's affections in Scorsese's film, The King of Comedy, as well as the role of Sonia in the television series Crime Story, and the Mother in the film Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling
95. Daveigh Chase (1990)
An American actress and singer, best known for playing Rhonda Volmer in the HBO series Big Love and Lilo Pelekai in the Lilo & Stitch movies and series
96. Didi Conn (1951)
An American film, stage and television actress, best known for her parts as Laurie Robinson in You Light Up My Life, Frenchy in Grease I and II, Helen on The Practice, Denise Stevens Downey on Benson, and Stacy Jones on Shining Time Station
97. Diem Brown (1982)
98. Diahann Carroll (1935)
An American actress, singer, and model, who won the first Tony Award for best actress by a black woman, for her role in the Broadway musical No Strings, played in Julia, the first series on American television to star a black woman in a non-stereotypical role, and was a founding member of the Celebrity Action Council, a volunteer group of celebrity women who served the women's outreach of the Los Angeles Mission
99. Donna Karan (1948)
A Fashion Designer and Designer
100. Dusty Springfield (1939)
An English pop singer and record producer who was at her peak from the late 1950s to the 1990s and was one of the most successful British female performers, with six top 20 singles on the US Billboard Hot 100 and sixteen on the UK Singles Chart
101. Dianne Wiest (1948)
An American actress who has won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Woody Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters and Bullets over Broadway, and received her second Oscar nomination for starring in Ron Howard's Parenthood
102. Daphne Zuniga (1962)
An American actress and director, who became known for her role as Jo Reynolds on the Fox primetime soap opera Melrose Place, has been active in environmental issues, is a founding member of the Earth Communications Office, and has worked with the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Waterkeeper Alliance, and Environment California
103. Daniella Alonso (1982)
104. Dominique Dunne (1959)
An American actress whose first role was in the 1979 television film Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker, was strangled by her ex-boyfriend at the age of 22, and is best remembered for portraying Dana Freeling, in the 1982 horror film Poltergeist
105. Denise Austin (1957)
A Fitness Expert
106. Danielle (1962)
107. Darlene Love (1941)
An American popular music singer and actress who is is ranked number 84 among Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Singers after becoming known in the 1960s, starting with the song "He's a Rebel", a number-one American single in 1962
108. Dawn Richard (1936)
109. Danielle Sharp (1991)
An English model who first gained notice at the end of 2011 when she was named by Loaded the sexiest student in Britain, and was voted 6th among Nuts' 100 Sexiest Babes by its readers
110. Debi Thomas (1967)
111. Dana DeArmond (1979)
An American adult actress and director of Jewish, French, Austrian, Hungarian, Russian, and Polish ancestry who was a figure skater during her teen years, in the same skating club as Sunny Lane, and entered the industry in 2005
112. Deborah Kerr (1921)
113. Diane Ladd (1935)
114. Deidre Hall (1947)
115. Diane Arbus (1923)
116. Dana Hill (1964)
117. Divini Rae (1977)
118. Debbie Macomber (1948)
119. Dichen Lachman (1982)
120. Dee Bradley Baker (1962)
121. Danielle Steel (1947)
An American novelist who has produced several books a year - all of them being bestsellers, often juggling up to five projects at once, and the best selling author alive and 4th bestselling author of all time, with over 800 million copies sold
122. Duffy (1984)
A Welsh singer, songwriter and occasional actress who won in 2009 the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album for Rockferry, and three Brit Awards: British Breakthrough, Best British Female and Best British Album
123. Dina Eastwood (1965)
A Reality Star and Correspondent
124. Deanna Favre (1968)
125. Denise Crosby (1957)
126. Danni Ashe (1968)
An American retired nude model, former erotic dancer and adult actress who is the founder and former CEO of the pioneering adult web site, Danni's Hard Drive, and an industry advocate that testified before a government panel
127. Dana Barron (1966)
128. Dayanara Torres (1974)
129. Denise (1981)
130. Devon Lee (1975)
An American adult actress who worked as a feature dancer from 1998 until her transition into the film industry, won the Miss Exotic Midwest USA contest in 2002, and was AVN award nominated in 2008, 2009 and 2010 for notable performances
131. Danny Wylde (1985)
132. Danielle Staub (1962)
An American television personality of Sicilian heritage who became known after being cast in the reality television series The Real Housewives of New Jersey, which documents the lives of several women residing in New Jersey
133. Denyse Tontz (1994)
An American actress, singer and songwriter, best known for her roles as Jennifer 1 on Nickelodeon's Big Time Rush, Courtney on Freeform's The Fosters, Nikki Ortiz on Disney Channel's Dog with a Blog, and Miranda on All My Children
134. Doris Burke (1965)
An American sideline reporter and color analyst for NBA on ESPN and NBA on ABC games, who played college basketball for the Providence Friars, and was the first female analyst to call a New York Knicks game on radio and television
135. Dominique Swain (1980)
An American actress who was a straight A Valedictorian student, and is best known for her roles as the title character in the 1997 film adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's novel Lolita, and as Jamie Archer in the film Face/Off
136. Debra Paget (1933)
137. Dixie Carter (1939)
138. Delta Goodrem (1984)
An Australian singer-songwriter, pianist, and television actress
139. Dagmara Dominczyk (1976)
140. Donna Murphy (1958)
141. Dana Bash (1971)
A Television Host and Correspondent
142. Deepti Naval (1957)
A Bollywood Actress
143. Dorothy Stratten (1960)
144. Dolores Huerta (1930)
145. Divyanka Tripathi (1984)
An Indian actress who is recognized as one of the most popular actresses in the Hindi television industry, and the recipient of the Indian Telly Award for Best Actress in a Lead Role for portraying the character of Dr. Ishita Bhalla in Ye Hai Mohabbatein
146. Dana Wheeler-Nicholson (1960)
147. Downtown Julie Brown (1963)
148. Dee Wallace (1948)
149. Dana Vespoli (1972)
150. Daniela Bobadilla (1993)
151. Dina Manzo (1972)
An American TV personality, entrepreneur and founder of nonprofit Project Ladybug foundation for helping cancerous children and their families, best known for casting on The Real Housewives of New Jersey and for her own series Dina's Party
152. Devon Michaels (1970)
153. Dorothy Bush Koch (1959)
154. Denise Nicholas (1944)
155. Deborah Van Valkenburgh (1952)
156. Deborah Cox (1974)
A Songwriter and Musician
157. Donna Tartt (1963)
An American writer and author
158. Dana Andrews (1909)
159. Daphne Maxwell Reid (1948)
160. Darlene Cates (1947)
An American actress, best known for co-starring, next to Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp in the 1993 film What's Eating Gilbert Grape, in which she had her first attempt at acting in any form, playing the title character's housebound mother
161. Dilma Rousseff (1947)
A Brazilian economist and politician who was the Chief of Staff of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva from 2005 to 2010, before serving as the 36th President of Brazil from 2011 until her impeachment and removal from office in August 2016
162. Dakota Blue Richards (1994)
An English actress, best known as Lyra Belacqua in the film The Golden Compass, the wayward teenager April Johnson in Dustbin Baby, Maria Merryweather in The Secret of Moonacre, and Franky Fitzgerald in the E4 teen drama Skins
163. Dallas Austin (1970)
A Producer, Songwriter and Musician
164. Danny Cooksey (1975)
165. Diane Farr (1969)
166. Dian Fossey (1932)
An American zoologist, primatologist, and anthropologist who studied gorilla groups for over 18 years, published her 1983 book, Gorillas in the Mist, and was titled one of the foremost primatologists in the world
167. Deborah Norville (1958)
An American television journalist and businesswoman, who is the anchor of Inside Edition, member of the board of directors of the Viacom Corporation, and author of a New York Times best-seller, Thank You Power
168. Dale Watson (1962)
169. Debra LaFave (1980)
170. Dilshad Vadsaria (1977)
171. Denise Vasi (1981)
172. Diana Prince (1977)
173. Daniela Nieves (1997)
An American actress best known for playing Andrea Futura Doctora Cruz "Andi" on the Nickelodeon series Every Witch Way and WITS Academy, and for her acts in Una Maid en Manhattan, El Rostro de Analía and La viuda de Blanco
174. Dawn Staley (1970)
An American basketball Hall of Fame player, 3-time Olympian that carried the US flag at the opening ceremony of the 2004 Summer Olympics, and a coach who took South Carolina Gamecocks to school first NCAA Women's Basketball title in April 2017
175. Doris Duke (1912)
176. Diana Dors (1931)
177. Dina Merrill (1923)
An American actress, heiress, socialite, businesswoman and media owner, and philanthropist, who was marketed as a replacement to Grace Kelly during the 50s - 60s, and was proclaimed in 1959 to be "Hollywood's new Grace Kelly"
178. Dannii Minogue (1971)
179. Debra Marshall (1960)
180. Deborah Roberts (1960)
181. Deborah Kara Unger (1966)
182. Diana Falzone (1983)
183. Deborah Sampson (1760)
184. Diana DeGarmo (1987)
185. Danielle Bisutti (1975)
186. Dawn French (1957)
A Comedian and Actress
187. Deborah Foreman (1962)
188. Daniela Aedo (1995)
189. Danielle Brisebois (1969)
A Musician and Producer
190. Deanna Dunagan (1940)
191. Doris Kearns Goodwin (1943)
192. Dana Gould (1964)
193. Dominique Moceanu (1981)
A Gymnast
194. Danielle Nicolet (1973)
195. Denise Quiñones (1980)
196. Dana Jacobson (1971)
An American television host and correspondent for CBS News, who was a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority in University of Michigan, and serves as co-host for CBS This Morning Saturday and as anchor & reporter for CBS Sports and CBS SportsNetwork
197. Denise Boutte (1982)
198. Danny Mountain (1984)
199. Danny Ferry (1966)
200. Dakota Culkin (1978)
201. Dana Brooke (1988)
An American bodybuilder, model, fitness competitor and professional WWE wrestler, who graduated university with a major in fashion, merchandising and design, minor in business administration, and is placed twelfth at 2013 European Arnold Classic
202. Debralee Scott (1953)
203. Dorothy Malone (1924)
204. Diane Cilento (1932)
205. Daniela Bianchi (1942)
206. Dale Evans (1912)
An Athlete and Football Player
207. Dana Reeve (1961)
208. Darcy Rose Byrnes (1998)
209. Donna Pescow (1954)
210. Dorothy McGuire (1916)
211. Dorothy Lamour (1914)
212. Dorothy Kilgallen (1913)
213. Dolores Hart (1938)
214. Dinah Washington (1924)
215. Dusty Miller (1876)
216. Danielle Chuchran (1993)
An American actress who co-starred, at the age of eight, in Little Secrets, a feature film with Vivica A. Fox, Evan Rachel Wood and Michael Angarano, known for acting as Verma in the Christmas film, "Christmas for a dollar" and in the film The Wild Stallion
217. Daniela Castro (1969)
A Mexican Irish singer and one of the most loved Mexican telenovela actresses in Mexico, best known for starring the roles of the sensual Julia Santos in Cañaveral de pasiones (1996), and Cecilia Vizcaíno in Cadenas de amargura (1991)
218. Darlene Zschech (1965)
219. Diana Williams (1958)
220. Daniela Romo (1959)
A Mexican singer, actress and TV hostess, known since her first film appearance in La Casa del Pelícano at the age of 17 (1976), and her first starring role as the protagonist on a television soap opera (telenovela) El Ardiente Secreto (1978)
221. Dani (1944)
222. Diane Franklin (1962)
223. Diane Nash (1938)
224. Dawn Robinson (1968)
225. Dawn Stone (1976)
226. Danitra Vance (1954)
227. Diane Venora (1952)
An American stage, television, film actress and Juilliard graduated, who won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for her role in Clint Eastwood's Bird, and is known for her parts in The Cotton Club, Heat, Romeo Juliet, The Jackal, The Insider and Hamlet
228. Diana Vreeland (1906)
229. Deanna Russo (1979)
230. Dewi Pechler (1983)
231. Danielle Derek (1981)
232. Deanna Durbin (1922)
233. Deniece Williams (1950)
234. Donna Fargo (1940)
235. Dottie West (1932)
236. Dolores del Río (1905)
237. Diana Hyland (1936)
238. Dedee Pfeiffer (1964)
An American film and television actress
239. Donda West (1949)
240. Danielle Spencer (1970)
241. Dominika Paleta (1972)
242. Debbie Matenopoulos (1974)
An Actress and Producer
243. Diana Scarwid (1955)
244. Diana Turbay (1950)
245. Donna Shalala (1941)
246. Debra Wilson (1962)
247. Denise Nickerson (1957)
248. Deborah Harry (1945)
249. Debbi Morgan (1956)
250. Debby Boone (1956)
251. Danielle Cormack (1970)
252. Diana Douglas (1923)
253. Dimple Kapadia (1957)
An Indian film actress since the age of 16, who is recognized as a national sex symbol, one of the leading actresses of Hindi cinema in the 1980s, and the recipient of National Film Award for Best Actress for performance in Rudaali (1993)
254. Daniela Luján (1988)
A Mexican pop and Latin singer and actress who started her artistic career at the age of five when she played on the show Plaza Sésamo (the Mexican version of Sesame Street), and turned famous playing the 7-year old titular role in telenovela Luz Clarita
255. Deedee Magno (1975)
256. Diana Muldaur (1938)
257. Denyce Lawton (1978)
258. Dana Hayes (1954)
An adult actress who began performing on stage at age two, and worked for 28 years as a dance teacher and choreographer prior to becoming involved in 2003 in the adult-film industry in her late 40s
259. Donna Brazile (1959)
260. Danny White (1952)
An Athlete, Coach and Football Player
261. Donna Red (1980)
262. Donna Edwards (1958)
263. Debbie Schlussel (1969)
An American attorney, author, movie critic, political commentator, and popular blogger who writes in major publications about sexual assault victims, American Muslims, Polish people, illegal immigrants, female athletes, and Holocaust survivors
264. Divya Bharti (1974)
An Indian film actress and singer who was popular in both Hindi and Telugu films during the early 1990s, was recognized for her her versatility and vivacity, and was one of the highest-paid and well established actresses of her time
265. Danneel Ackles (1979)
An American actress and model, who worked as a model with companies as Big Sexy Hair and Juicy Jeans, and is best known for playing the roles of Shannon McBain on the American daytime soap opera One Life to Live and Rachel Gatina on the WB/CW television drama series One Tree Hill
266. Daphne du Maurier (1907)
267. Dani Woodward (1984)
An American former adult actress who graduated from a vocational school and worked as a medical assistant at a hospital before joining the adult industry, and identifies herself as gay in her private life
268. Diane Baker (1938)
269. Dale Bozzio (1955)
270. Diane Mizota (1973)
271. Diana Dill (1923)
272. Diana Canova (1953)
273. Diva Zappa (1979)
274. Diane Brewster (1931)
275. Debbie Stabenow (1950)
276. Dusty Hill (1949)
277. Daria Werbowy (1983)
278. Delores Taylor (1939)
279. Diane Warren (1956)
280. Daniella Deutscher (1975)
281. Debi Diamond (1965)
282. Deborah Falconer (1965)
An American musician, former actress and Elite model, known for her acts as John Densmore's Girlfriend (Debbie Falconer) in The Doors (1991), Barbara in Short Cuts (1993) and for writing "Come To California" for Girl's Life (2003)
283. Dianne Kay (1952)
284. Danny Williams (1942)
A Boxer
285. Denise Williams (1951)
286. Darcy DeMoss (1963)
287. Diana Doll (1976)
288. Daniela Hantuchová (1983)
A Slovak tennis player who became the lowest-ranked player to ever win the WTA tournament in 2002, when she won her first tournament, the Indian Wells Masters, defeating Martina Hingis in the finals
289. Dara Torres (1967)
A Swimmer, Athlete and Olympic Athlete
290. Danny Davis (1941)
291. Danni Cole (1988)
292. Deana Martin (1948)
An American singer and actress, who was trained professionally at the Dartington College of Arts in the United Kingdom, her theatrical credits include Romeo and Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, and A Taste of Honey, and sang together with Jerry Lewis "Time After Time" on The Jerry Lewis MDA
293. Diana Barrymore (1921)
294. Dana Elcar (1927)
295. Dawn Steele (1975)
296. Donna Lewis (1973)
297. Deborah Walley (1943)
298. Dana Ivey (1941)
299. Diane Murphy (1964)
300. Dot Jones (1964)
301. DJ Spinderella (1971)
302. Doris Lessing (1919)
303. Daisy Bates (1859)
304. Danay Garcia (1984)
305. Donna Richardson (1962)
306. Danielle Lloyd (1983)
An English glamour model, television personality, former Miss England and Miss Great Britain, who was publicized when stripped of her Miss Great Britain title after posing nude for Playboy magazine, appeared on Celebrity Big Brother, and won the celebrity edition of The Weakest Link and Total Wipeou
307. Dalida (1933)
An Egyptian-Italian singer and actress who performed in more than ten languages, ranks among 7 greatest singers of all time, and is the only European singer to have won the Oscar mondial du succès du disque more than once
308. Dody Goodman (1914)
309. Deirdre Lovejoy (1962)
310. Dorothy Lyman (1947)
311. Dawn Lyn (1963)
312. Dominique Simone (1971)
313. Debbi Peterson (1961)
314. Dianne Reeves (1956)
315. Donna Wilkes (1959)
316. Donna Feldman (1982)
317. Demi Delia (1967)
318. Deanna Pappas (1982)
319. Danika Yarosh (1998)
An American actress, best known for her Broadway playing Karen Davidson in the Tony award winning musical hit Billy Elliot
320. Disha Patani (1992)
An Indian actress, who became known with Neeraj Pandey's M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, a biographical sports film based on the life story of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the former captain of the Indian Cricket Team, and also played a leading role in the action film Baaghi 2
321. Donna Rice (1958)
322. Dixie Lee (1911)
323. Deborah Allen (1953)
324. Diana Sands (1934)
325. Diana Palmer (1946)
326. Debbie Turner (1956)
327. Deborah Rush (1954)
328. Dana Snyder (1973)
329. Dana Wynter (1931)
330. Devon Gummersall (1978)
331. Daniela Denby-Ashe (1978)
332. Deborah Shelton (1948)
333. Dolores Fonzi (1978)
334. Dorothy LeMay (1954)
335. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (1927)
336. Deborah Rennard (1959)
337. Diana-Maria Riva (1969)
338. Danielle von Zerneck (1965)
339. Danny Perea (1985)
340. Destiny Deville (1985)
341. Dana Fuchs (1976)
342. Dottie Rambo (1934)
343. Danielle Foxx (1979)
344. Doro Bush (1959)
345. Donna Bell (1988)
346. Danny Noriega (1989)
347. Dua Lipa (1995)
An English singer, songwriter, and model, who won the EBBA Public Choice Award, and her 2017 self-titled debut studio album spawned seven singles, including two UK top-10 singles "Be the One" and "IDGAF" and the UK number-one single "New Rules"
348. Djuna Barnes (1892)
349. Diane McBain (1941)
350. Dalene Kurtis (1977)
351. Dorothy Norwood (1935)
352. Dana Kimmell (1959)
353. Diane Setterfield (1964)
354. Dani Evans (1985)
355. Dana Rohrabacher (1947)
356. Donna Leon (1942)
357. Deborah Harmon (1951)
358. Dana Hall (1969)
359. Dorothy Hodgkin (1910)
360. Delia Smith (1941)
An Actress, Writer and Chef
361. Devin Thomas (1986)
362. Debra Jo Fondren (1955)
363. Denise LaSalle (1939)
364. Debbie Lee Carrington (1959)
365. Donna Ambrose (1965)
366. Devin Deray (1973)
367. Deena Freeman (1956)
368. Diana Hart (1963)
369. Danny John-Jules (1960)
370. Dorothy Lucey (1958)
A Correspondent, Television Host and Actress
371. Debra Monk (1949)
372. Dolly Read (1944)
373. Daphne Reid (1948)
374. Dawn Zulueta (1969)
375. Doro Pesch (1964)
376. Deborah Sasson (1959)
377. Daniele De Rossi (1983)
378. Daniele Donato (1986)
379. Daphne Rubin-Vega (1969)
380. Daniela Peštová (1970)
381. Dey Young (1955)
382. Donna Air (1979)
A Model and Television Host
383. Devin DeVasquez (1963)
384. Diana Quick (1946)
385. Daniela Spanic (1973)
386. Diana Wynne Jones (1934)
387. Doris Miller (1919)
388. Dee Dee Myers (1961)
389. Denise Welch (1958)
390. Dany (1943)
391. Darlene Vogel (1962)
392. Dayle Hinman (1952)
393. Diana Bracho (1944)
394. Delilah Cotto (1970)
395. Danny De La Paz (1957)
396. Diana DeVoe (1980)
397. Denise Faye (1963)
398. Diamanda Galas (1955)
399. Diana King (1918)
400. Daliah Lavi (1940)
401. Diane Poppos (1969)
402. Desiree Rogers (1959)
403. Danielle Schneider (1950)
404. Deborah Secco (1979)
A Brazilian theatre, film and television actress who has won numerous awards for her performance such as APCA and Prêmio Quem de Cinema's Best Actress awards for her role in Boa Sorte, and multiple Best National Actress and Best Actress awards for her play in Bruna Surfistinha
405. DeeDee Sharp (1945)
406. Diana Sowle (1930)
407. Denise Van Outen (1974)
408. Denise Davies (1978)
409. Debbie Campbell (1973)
410. Denise Derringer (1970)
411. Danniella Westbrook (1973)
412. Deanne Bray (1971)
413. Donna Edmondson (1966)
414. Deborah Butterfield (1949)
415. Donna Jean Godchaux (1947)
416. Deborah Raffin (1953)
417. Donna Michelle (1945)
418. Dez Fafara (1966)
419. Devin Setoguchi (1987)
420. DJ Muggs (1968)
421. Diana Baumrind (1927)
422. Donna Haraway (1944)
423. Danny Antonucci (1957)
424. Danielle Aykroyd (1989)
425. Dina Bonnevie (1961)
426. Danny Denzongpa (1948)
427. D.P. Depp (1953)
428. Debbie Dickinson (1957)
429. Donna Godchaux (1947)
430. Dayle Haddon (1949)
431. Desiree Coleman (1965)
432. Donna Loren (1947)
433. Davina McCall (1967)
An English television presenter and former model, who was the presenter of Big Brother on Channel 4, and has also hosted Channel 4's The Million Pound Drop, Five Minutes to a Fortune and The Jump as well as ITV's Long Lost Family and This Time Next Year
434. Denise Miller (1963)
435. Danny Rivera (1945)
436. Danny Roberts (1977)
437. Daniella Rush (1976)
438. Danny Sapani (1970)
439. Dyanne Thorne (1932)
440. Diya Mirza (1981)
441. Daniela Cicarelli (1978)
442. Danny Padilla (1951)
443. Daniela Braga (1972)
444. Diane Chambers (1951)
445. Danielle DiLorenzo (1981)
446. Dale Kristien (1954)
447. Denise Rich (1944)
448. Daryn Kagan (1963)
449. Dolores Costello (1905)
450. Drew Gilpin Faust (1947)
451. Dorothy Moore (1946)
452. Donna Hanover (1950)
453. Diane Delano (1957)
454. Diana Zubiri (1985)
455. Diane Schuur (1953)
456. Davinia Taylor (1977)
457. Danielle Gamba (1982)
458. Diana DeGette (1957)
459. Devon Odessa (1974)
460. Dorothea Tanning (1910)
461. Dawn Porter (1979)
462. Dominique Davis (1989)
463. Dina Titus (1950)
464. Dani Shapiro (1962)
465. Du Juan (1982)
466. Doreen Tracey (1943)
467. Dusty Dvoracek (1981)
468. Daniela Alvarado (1981)
469. Devin Alexander (1971)
470. Dorothy Allison (1949)
471. Dolly Buster (1969)
An Adult Film Star
472. Deborah S. Craig (1974)
473. Denise DuBarry (1956)
An American actress, businesswoman, film producer, philanthropist, and co-founder of Thane International, Inc., who was a pioneer in the infomercial industry as producer of Play the Piano Overnight in 1988, which won the Billboard Music Award for Best Music Instruction Video that year and then Play
474. Dana Gillespie (1949)
475. Danny Hoch (1970)
An Artist
476. Deidre Holland (1966)
477. Danielle Koenig (1973)
478. Deborah Lee (1949)
479. Dina de Marco (1937)
480. Darnell Martin (1964)
481. Debra McMichael (1960)
482. Denise McNair (1951)
483. Diana Millay (1935)
484. Dayton Rains (1977)
485. Danny Slavin (1973)
486. David Starkey (1945)
487. Danny Sullivan (1950)
488. Daniela Pessoa (1974)
489. Dora Venter (1976)
490. Darcy Donavan (1982)
491. Danny Burstein (1964)
492. Deniz Çakir (1983)
493. Danny Joe Brown (1951)
494. Dani Pedrosa (1985)
495. Danny Tartabull (1962)
A Baseball Player and Athlete
496. Danny Miller (1991)
497. Devin Bush (1973)
498. Danny Daniel (1942)
499. Danielle Kang (1992)
An American professional golfer on the LPGA Tour who qualified for the U.S. Women's Open as a 14-year-old in 2007, won the U.S. Women's Amateur twice, in 2010 and 2011, and won the 2017 KPMG Women's PGA Championship
500. Diana Lynn (1926)
501. Diane Varsi (1938)
502. Denise Levertov (1923)
503. Dory Previn (1925)
504. Delphine Seyrig (1932)
505. Debbie Rochon (1968)
506. Dorothy Howell Rodham (1919)
507. Dona Speir (1964)
508. Dorothy Provine (1937)
509. Dianne Foster (1928)
510. Danielle Judovits (1985)
511. Deanna Lund (1937)
512. Debra McGrath (1954)
513. Diane Abbott (1953)
514. DeDe Lind (1947)
515. Dolores Moran (1924)
516. Dolores Hope (1909)
517. Delia Derbyshire (1937)
518. Devin Moore (1985)
519. Debra Hill (1950)
520. Daphne Ashbrook (1963)
521. Darlene Gillespie (1941)
522. Deborah Theaker (1964)
523. Denise Alexander (1939)
524. Dorothy Dean Bridges (1915)
525. Donna Bullock (1955)
526. Devon Daniels (1967)
527. Donna Davis (1949)
528. Dora Doll (1922)
529. Dona Drake (1914)
530. Dorothy Fay (1915)
531. Deborah Gibson (1970)
532. Dorothy Height (1912)
533. Dolores Heredia (1966)
534. Diane Johnson (1934)
535. Donna Lee (1930)
536. Deborah Reed (1950)
537. Donna Spangler (1962)
538. Diane Webber (1932)
539. Dana International (1972)
A transgender Israeli pop singer who has released eight albums and three additional compilation albums, positioning her as one of Israel's most successful musical acts ever, and best known for winning Eurovision Song Contest 1998 with "Diva"
540. Devon White (1962)
541. DeAnna Carter (1966)
542. Daria Glower (1981)
543. Dragana Mirkovic (1968)
544. Dori Caymmi (1943)
545. Deborah Unger (1953)
546. Dita de Leon (1969)
547. Destiny Summers (1979)
548. Dinara Safina (1986)
A Tennis Player and Athlete
549. Danielle Vasinova (1982)
550. Danielle Evans (1985)
551. Daniella Sarahyba (1984)
552. Diana Vickers (1991)
553. Danielle Darrieux (1917)
554. Dee Dee Warwick (1945)
An American soul singer of African American, Native American, Brazilian and Dutch descent, who formed with her sister Dionne Warwick and their aunt Cissy Houston the gospel trio the Gospelaires, and was also a member of the Drinkard Singers
555. Dawn Fraser (1937)
A Swimmer and Athlete
556. Diana Lewis (1919)
557. Darian Caine (1973)
558. Donna McKechnie (1940)
559. Donna Corcoran (1942)
560. Doris Singleton (1919)
561. Deborah Jeane Palfrey (1956)
562. Déborah François (1987)
563. Danielle Ferland (1971)
564. Debra Jensen (1958)
565. Daisy Eagan (1979)
566. Dana Scott (1932)
567. Doris Matsui (1944)
568. Doris Lloyd (1896)
569. Dorothy L. Sayers (1893)
570. Diana López (1984)
571. Deepa Mehta (1950)
572. DJ Kane (1975)
573. Darlene Carr (1950)
574. Devon Gearhart (1995)
575. Deanna Brooks (1974)
576. Debra Mooney (1947)
577. DJ Skribble (1968)
578. Dolly Martin (1944)
579. DJ Assault (1973)
580. Debbie Riddle (1949)
581. Deborah Adair (1952)
582. Danny Beck (1906)
583. Danny Bilson (1956)
584. Dorothy Black (1899)
585. Debbie Davis (1951)
586. Denise Dowse (1958)
587. Debbie Dozier (1948)
588. Deirdre Flynn (1945)
589. Daniella García-Lorido (1988)
590. Deena Duos (1965)
591. Daria Grinkova (1992)
592. Dee Hartford (1928)
593. Danny Kamekona (1935)
594. Debra Laws (1956)
595. Daniela Mercury (1965)
A Brazilian axé, samba reggae and MPB singer, songwriter and record producer who has become one of the best known Brazilian female singers, selling over 20 million albums worldwide, and having 24 Top 10 singles with 14 of them reaching #1
596. Dru Berrymore (1969)
597. Danielle Rogers (1967)
598. Dominique Sanda (1948)
599. Danny Schayes (1959)
A Basketball Player and Athlete
600. Donna Smith (1960)
601. Deborah Twiss (1971)
602. Dawn Upshaw (1960)
603. Dixie Bubbles (1969)
604. Diane Nelson (1957)
An Horse Racer
605. Dayna Devon (1970)
A Television Host and Actress
606. Danielle Reyes (1972)
607. Dawn Smith (1973)
608. Denyce Graves (1963)
609. Diane Diamonds (1951)
610. Dany Verissimo (1982)
611. Debra Tate (1952)
612. Debbie White (1984)
613. Donatella Panayiotou (1984)
614. Danny Seo (1977)
615. Destiny Whitlock (2001)
616. Dale Howard (1986)
617. Dawn Addams (1930)
618. Dorothy DeBorba (1925)
619. Dorothy Stang (1931)
620. Dorothy Arzner (1897)
621. Daniela Droz (1977)
622. Dana Eveland (1983)
An Athlete and Baseball Player
623. Donna Cruz (1977)
624. Dara Bubamara (1976)
625. Diane Linkletter (1948)
626. Diane Whipple (1968)
627. Diana Johnson (1966)
628. Debbie McGee (1958)
An English television, radio and stage performer, former ballet dancer and artistic director of her own ballet company, who presents a Sunday morning show for BBC Radio Berkshire, was a finalist in BBC's 2017 Strictly Come Dancing, and is a recurring member of the Loose Women panel
629. Doris Troy (1937)
630. Danielle Watts (1980)
631. Devin Clark (1986)
632. Dina Wadia (1919)
633. Daryn Colledge (1982)
634. Deborah Moore (1963)
635. Doris Packer (1904)
636. Dede Allen (1925)
637. Della Barris (1962)
638. Diana Churchill (1913)
639. Denise Darcel (1925)
640. Diane Disney (1933)
641. Deborah Driggs (1963)
642. Darlene Glória (1943)
643. Dorothy Green (1920)
644. Daria Halprin (1948)
645. Danielle Jones (1985)
646. Danielle Petty (1970)
647. Donita Rose (1974)
648. Dianne Lennon (1939)
649. Debra Silverman (1971)
A renown American Psycho Therapist and Astrologer who traveled with Sting and the Police in 2008-2010 in order to mediate between the two bands
650. Diana Uribe (1975)
651. Debbie Watson (1949)
652. Danny Webb (1958)
653. Dame May Whitty (1865)
654. Danny Wallace (1976)
655. Danny Wright (1966)
656. Danielle Miller (1988)
657. Danny Martinez (1997)
658. Duchess of Kent (1933)
659. Desiree Diamond (1984)
660. Dakota Brookes (1988)
661. Danny Wilson (1981)
662. Diana Mitford (1910)
663. Dorothy Dix (1861)
664. Doris Dowling (1923)
665. Dionne Quan (1978)
666. Dorothy Ashby (1932)
667. Dina Pathak (1922)
668. Dee Davis (1984)
669. Deepti Bhatnagar (1967)
670. Danielle White (1992)
671. Dorothy Gish (1898)
672. Dorothy Dunnett (1923)
673. Diane Duane (1952)
674. Dimitra Arliss (1932)
675. Dee Hsu (1978)
676. Doris Belack (1926)
677. DJ Tukutz (1981)
678. Darlene Conley (1934)
679. Deanna Casaluce (1986)
680. Dany Boon (1966)
681. Dominique Barber (1986)
682. Dana Eskelson (1965)
683. Dina Temple-Raston (1965)
684. Donna DErrico (1968)
685. Danica DeCosto (1976)
686. Dana Sparks (1961)
687. Danny Bravo (1948)
688. Deborah Caprioglio (1968)
689. Dana Carlsen (1968)
690. Delia Casanova (1948)
691. Dani Crayne (1934)
692. Dominique Davray (1919)
693. Diane Di Prima (1934)
694. Daphne Duplaix (1976)
695. Daniela Escobar (1969)
696. Dorothy Ford (1923)
697. Dorothy Hamilton (1897)
698. Dorothy Johnson (1936)
699. Devin Lima (1977)
700. Diana Lorys (1940)
701. Dorothy Loudon (1933)
702. Drica Moraes (1969)
703. Dyana Ortelli (1961)
704. Diana Ortiz (1985)
705. Diana Rowland (1948)
706. Dahlia Salem (1971)
707. Dodie Smith (1896)
708. Dorothy Van (1928)
709. Donna Marie (1981)
710. Danny McCarthy (1989)
711. Diana González (1976)
712. Deborah Smith (1962)
713. Deborah Curtis (1956)
714. Debbie Siebers (1961)
715. Dee C. Lee (1961)
716. Deniz Seki (1970)
A Turkish pop singer who released six albums, but is probably best known for her extra-marital affair with the clarinet player Hüsnü Şenlendirici
717. Dee Clark (1938)
718. Dominique DuVernay (1989)
719. Deborah Anderson (1970)
720. Dale Johnson (1987)
721. Dana Melanie (1992)
722. Danica Blue (1987)
723. Delores Cannon (1931)
724. Dakota Staton (1930)
725. Dorothy Squires (1915)
726. Dana Hee (1961)
727. Dorothy Love Coates (1928)
728. Denise Burse (1952)
729. Dorothy Wilson (1909)
730. Diana Dennis (1951)
731. Daina House (1954)
732. Dorothy Fields (1905)
733. Dana Strum (1958)
734. Dee Wallace-Stone (1948)
735. Dawn Powell (1896)
736. Dawn Langstroth (1979)
737. Daria Nicolodi (1949)
738. DJ Babu (1974)
739. Deanna Nolan (1979)
A Basketball Player
740. DeLane Matthews (1961)
741. Donna Anderson (1925)
742. Dorothy Best (1948)
743. Dianne Brill (1958)
744. Debra Martin Chase (1956)
745. Dorothy Collins (1926)
746. Dorothy Comingore (1913)
747. Danielle Dax (1958)
748. Dorothy Dell (1915)
749. Deirdre Fitzpatrick (1967)
750. Diane Fletcher (1944)
751. Dorothy Gilman (1923)
752. Dolly Golden (1973)
753. Dolores Gray (1924)
754. Diana Lee Inosanto (1966)
755. Dina Jewel (1978)
756. Deborah Kellner (1977)
757. Darlene Koldenhoven (1950)
758. Daniela Amavia (1966)
759. Donna Martell (1927)
760. Dolores Michaels (1933)
761. Dana Moravková (1971)
762. Dee Dee Reeves (1962)
763. Doris Wishman (1912)
764. Dana Streep (1953)
765. Diane Thomas (1946)
766. Darlene Tompkins (1940)
767. Debi Sue Voorhees (1961)
768. Daphne Wagner (1946)
769. Dorothy West (1891)
770. Deanna Merryman (1972)
771. Dixie Evans (1926)
772. Danny Fuller (1982)
773. Denise Lopez (1970)
774. Danielle Perry (1976)
775. Danielle Lozeau (1987)
776. Danny Mills (1978)
777. Deniz Akkaya (1977)
A Turkish top model, presenter, occasional fashion editor, disc jockey, entrepreneur, businesswoman, and actress who won Best Model of Turkey 1997 and was also titled Best of the Best as a Habertürk's top 20 winner of Turkey's Best Model match
778. Diana Ramirez (1985)
779. Denise McConnell (1958)
780. Daryn Darby (1986)
781. Danielle Riley Keough (1989)
782. Donna White (1966)
An Athlete and Golfer
783. Denise Martin (1967)
784. Dori Maynard (1958)
785. Danielle Bux (1979)
786. Denise Rosenthal (1990)
787. Dina Powell (1973)
An Egyptian and Coptic American non-profit executive, philanthropist, and U.S. policymaker, who was a managing director and partner at Goldman Sachs, and is the current U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy to President Donald Trump
788. Daniela Perez (1970)
789. Dany Robin (1927)
790. Denise Lewis (1972)
Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denise_Lewisa retired English track and field athlete, specialising in heptathlon, who won the gold medal in the heptathlon at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, and was honoured as Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2001 New Year Honours
791. Diana Darvey (1945)
792. Deborah Glick (1950)
793. Diam's (1980)
A Cypriot French-language rap artist who expresses her strong political opinions in both her lyrics and public persona, and gained public recognition as a songwriter in 2005 with "Ma Philosophie" - a huge number one hit for Pop Idol star Amel Bent
794. Dianne Chandler (1946)
795. Dorothy Garlock (1942)
796. Dee Roscioli (1977)
797. Dorothy Mackaill (1903)
798. Diane Watson (1933)
799. Dorothy Hart (1922)
800. Dorothy Gibson (1889)
801. Dominique de Villepin (1953)
802. Dusty Wathan (1973)
803. Debbie Cook (1954)
804. Dusty Brown (1982)
805. Devon Scott (1958)
806. Debbie Weems (1951)
807. Devin Aromashodu (1984)
808. Denise Belfon (1968)
809. Dina Waters (1965)
810. Dorothy Adams (1900)
811. Dorothy Arnold (1917)
812. Danielle Baker (1962)
813. Debra Blee (1958)
814. Dora Bryan (1924)
815. Donna King (1918)
816. Daphne Deckers (1968)
817. Devin Douglas Drewitz (1989)
818. Doris Fisher (1915)
819. Deborah Graham (1959)
820. Diane Jergens (1935)
821. Danielle Kelly (1983)
822. Dawn Jones (1964)
823. Dana Lynn (1969)
824. Deborah Mailman (1972)
825. Dawn Maxey (1966)
826. Durga McBroom (1962)
827. Dawn Miller (1972)
828. Diana Osorio (1978)
829. Dora Pellegrino (1960)
830. Diane Robin (1964)
831. Dale Robinson (1939)
832. Doria Rone (1963)
833. Debra Sandlund (1962)
834. Dany Saval (1942)
835. Daniella Van Graas (1975)
836. Deborah Wells (1970)
837. Danielle Winits (1973)
838. Danielle Wolf (1979)
839. Diana Wynyard (1906)
840. Deborah Young (1970)
841. Diana Richards (1946)
842. Dana Rogoz (1985)
843. Doria Achour (1991)
844. Dennis Lynch (1967)
845. Daisy Evans (1989)
846. Dulce Pontes (1969)
847. David Ferreira (1975)
848. Destiny St. Claire (1984)
849. Diana Gettinger (1976)
850. Deja Kreutzberg (1982)
851. Dana Morningstar (1978)
852. Donna Hogan (1971)
853. Daniel Keens (1977)
854. Danny Kelly (1977)
855. Dakota Miller (1988)
856. Deborah Wasserman Schultz (1966)
857. Danielle Parker (2002)
858. Dominique Grund (1997)
859. Daniele Masala (1955)
860. Doris Hart (1925)
A Tennis Player
861. Dawn Marie Psaltis (1970)
An American former Professional Wrestler and Professional Wrestling Valet
862. Daisy Donovan (1975)
863. Denise Michele (1953)
864. Donna Perry (1971)
865. Deborah Coleman (1956)
866. Debashree Roy (1954)
867. Daniella Evangelista (1982)
868. Dorothy Quincy (1747)
869. Debra Peterson (1955)
870. Delores Wells (1937)
871. Dorothy Wordsworth (1771)
872. Diane English (1948)
873. Donna Baker (1966)
874. Dolores Keane (1953)
875. DJ Ötzi (1971)
876. Doreen Valiente (1922)
877. Daniele Vantaggiato (1984)
878. Denise Beaudoin (1949)
879. Dany Aguilar (1986)
880. Denise Riffle (1971)
881. Dianne Wilkerson (1955)
882. Debra Berger (1957)
883. Deanna Cremin (1978)
884. Daniele Gaither (1970)
885. Devon Nicholson (1982)
886. Deborah Geffner (1952)
887. Diana Adams (1926)
888. Danny Arnold (1925)
889. Donna Baccala (1945)
890. Dani Behr (1970)
891. Dagmar Biener (1946)
892. Dorothy Brock (1920)
893. Debbie Combs (1951)
894. Dana Dillaway (1950)
895. Dolores Dorn (1934)
896. Danielle DuClos (1974)
897. Devon Ericson (1952)
898. Diana Flores (1964)
899. Diana Frank (1965)
900. DJ Kay Gee (1969)
901. Dani Harmer (1989)
902. Dorothy Jones (1907)
903. Diana Miller (1902)
904. Dahlia Grey (1972)
An American adult film actress who won the 2000 AVN Award for Best Tease Performance, was Penthouse Pet of the Month for March 1992, and featured in many Andrew Blake productions, sometimes credited as Jami Dion
905. Diane Moore (1948)
906. Dorothy Morrison (1919)
907. Dru Mouser (1971)
908. Doris Nolan (1916)
909. Dita Parlo (1908)
910. Diana Ruskoff (1976)
911. Diane Sayer (1938)
912. Dayton Allen (1919)
913. Daniela Surina (1942)
914. Daniele Suzuki (1977)
915. Daniel Valdez (1949)
916. Deborah Zoe (1972)
917. Diana Hagee (1952)
918. Danielle Saar (1982)
919. Dena Higley (1958)
920. Deidre Goodwin (1969)
921. Derya Baykal (1957)
A Turkish Actress
922. Daniel Kennedy (1983)
923. Danny Kim (1975)
924. Debbie Leigh (1981)
925. Dame Darcy (1971)
926. Demetra Plakas (1960)
927. Deidre Pagnanelli (1974)
928. Diane Henry (1982)
929. Debbie Clemens (1963)
930. Devin Carter (1971)
931. Dawn Youngs (1973)
932. Danny Saucedo (1986)
933. Dory Funk Sr. (1919)
934. Dale Romans (1966)
935. Dale Decker (1982)
936. Diana Oughton (1942)
937. Dixie Lee Ray (1914)
938. Dorothy Walker Bush (1901)
939. Dorothy Tillman (1947)
940. Deborah Watling (1948)
941. Diane Garnick (1967)
942. Danelle Folta (1969)
943. Deanna Baker (1949)
944. Devyn Puett (1977)
945. Deborah Meaden (1959)
A Talk Show Host and Business Person
946. Deanna Wright (1980)
947. Donna Lynn (1936)
948. Dee Hoty (1952)
949. Diana Barrows (1976)
950. Diana La Cazadora (1978)
951. Dorothy Boyd (1907)
952. Daphne Oram (1925)
953. Debbie King (1977)
954. Dominique Moore (1986)
955. Dorris Bowdon (1914)
956. Domenica Cameron-Scorsese (1976)
957. Denise Clair (1916)
958. Danny Comden (1969)
A Director
959. Dorothy Cooper (1911)
960. Dominique Davalos (1965)
961. Dena Dietrich (1928)
962. Domiziana Giordano (1959)
963. Dale Johnston (1933)
964. Diana Kane (1901)
965. Doris Kenyon (1897)
966. Debra Lamb (1963)
967. Dorothy Lee (1911)
968. Deirdre Lenihan (1946)
969. Desirée Lowry (1972)
970. Daniel Matthews (1963)
971. Donna Matthews (1971)
972. Danny Mummert (1934)
973. Dominique Nohain (1925)
974. Désirée Nosbusch (1965)
975. Dawn Phoenix (1978)
976. Danielle Porter (1977)
977. Danny Quinn (1964)
978. Diana Rice (1987)
979. Darren Robinson (1967)
980. Dawn Steel (1946)
981. Dorothy Tristan (1942)
982. D'arcy Wretzky (1968)
983. Deborah Yates (1970)
984. Daniela Nirenberg (1986)
985. Dakota Kelly (1971)
986. Deborah Carthy Deu (1966)
987. Danny Abramowicz (1945)
988. Donna Hall (1928)
989. Danielle Graham (1977)
990. Danica Stewart (1983)
991. Dominique Jackson (1991)
992. Denise Pearson (1968)
993. Dana Benn (1982)
994. Dana Ferguson (1978)
995. Darlene Johnson (1935)
996. Deidre Downs (1980)
997. Danny Rapp (1942)
998. Danielle Craig (1980)
999. Doris Tate (1924)
1000. Danny Fitzgerald (1987)
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Mars landing: Nasa probe will help knowledge of seismic activity
Analysis: InSight spacecraft will bring several martian 'firsts' to interplanetary science
Mon, Nov 26, 2018, 20:22 Updated: Mon, Nov 26, 2018, 21:15
A life-size model of the spaceship Insight, NASA's first robotic lander dedicated to studying the deep interior of Mars, is shown at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena. Photograph: Mike Blake/Reuters
Mars InSight team members Kris Bruvold (L) and Sandy Krasner react after receiving confirmation that the Mars InSight lander successfully touched down on the surface of Mars. Photograph: Bill Ingalls/NASA via Getty Images
A Nasa probe that will study the interior of Mars landed successfully Monday, the agency's latest effort to learn more about a planet to which it hopes to send humans someday.
The Mars InSight faced a harrowing 6.5 minute plunge through the planet's thin atmosphere at supersonic speeds before touching down. Since its launch on May 5th, the Mars InSight voyaged more than 301 million miles before it began its final approach.
During the entry, descent and landing phase, the probe was tracked for the first time with a pair of small satellites the size of briefcases designed to send signals back to Earth more quickly.
Nasa said the cube-satellite "technology demonstration" worked as planned. Nasa reported that the lander sent a "safe" signal about eight minutes after touching down, confirming that the probe's systems were operating normally.
InSight also sent its first picture, though the probe left the lens cap on. The landing is Nasa's first attempt to explore the red planet since August 2012, when the massive, 2,000-pound Curiosity rover used a unique "sky crane" to touch down successfully on the surface. InSight was sent on its live-or-die approach so it could reach a flat "parking lot" at the Mars equator, NASA said.
Still flying at supersonic speed, the probe popped a 39-foot parachute to radically slow its velocity, followed by the jettisoning of the heat shield, the release of landing legs and the initiation of ground radar signals to acquire data on the landing site.
The craft eventually touched down on the Elysium Planitia. Starting in January, the InSight will seek to answer critical questions about rocky planet formation in the early days of the solar system.
The InSight mission will bring several martian "firsts" to interplanetary science, including the first seismometer situated on the surface, to detect and analyze waves created by "marsquakes."
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Seismic activity on Mars is thought to come from cracks forming in the crust, with the planet's interior energy thought to be less intense than Earth's.
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Gilles de Geus
Hanco Kolk (art, writing), Peter de Wit (writing)
Current status/schedule
Syndicate(s)
Oberon, Big Balloon, Silvester, Arboris[1]
Historical comics, Adventure comics, Humor comics
Gilles de Geus ("Gilles de Geus") is a Dutch humoristic/historical comics series, created by Hanco Kolk and Peter de Wit in 1983. It is set in the 16th century during the Eighty Years' War and features the adventures of Gilles, a brave but not always too bright resistance fighter who is part of the Geuzen, an army who fight the Spanish oppressor in the Netherlands. The series has been compared to Asterix[2] for being a humoristic comics series set in a historical time period, containing a lot of satirical winks and references.
The series has been translated into English as "Bryant the Brigand" and was published by Alibris.[3] It has also been translated into Spanish as Tristán el salteador.
Concept[edit]
"Gilles de Geus" was pre-published in the Dutch comics magazine Eppo and later in Sjors en Sjimmie Stripblad.[4] Originally it was a gag-a-day comic, drawn by Hanco Kolk and written by Wilbert Plijnaar, with stories that lasted only a few pages and were mostly about Gilles' failed attempts at robbing stagecoaches and his confrontations with incompetent Spanish militaries. When Peter de Wit collaborated on the scripts the stories took a new direction and became full-length adventure stories.[4] Gilles became a resistance leader within de Geuzen and serving under William the Silent to combat the Spanish oppressor. He also became more heroic, with the comic relief being subjugated to his monosyllabic friend Leo and the vain and arrogant Admiral Lumeij.
Despite directly referencing historic events during the Eighty Years' War and appearances of real-life historical characters such as Admiral Lumeij, William the Silent, Cornelis Drebbel, Desiderius Erasmus, Maarten Tromp, Michiel de Ruyter, Rembrandt Van Rijn and the Duke of Alba the tone is predominantly humoristic and takes some license with anachronisms as a result.
In 1986 Peter Visser and Carol van Dijk recorded a song about "Gilles de Geus" for a fan club of the series. Visser and Van Dijk would later become famous as the rock band Bettie Serveert.[4]
The series was terminated in 2003, but in 2014 the makers made an attempt to relaunch it through crowdfunding.[5]
Characters[edit]
Gilles: A highwayman who is so incompetent that the prices on the "wanted" posters for his capture keep going down. He is later accidentally hired as a resistance leader in the army of William the Silent.
Leo: A strong red bearded sailor who is Gilles' best friend, even though he doesn't say much besides the word "Hee..." ("Hey...")
Admiral Lumeij: Based on the real-life admiral, Lumeij is a tiny, self-absorbed man who always thinks he is the best, but is basically an idiot. He is so vain that he doesn't realize that he lacks talent and frequently takes credit for everything Gilles did for him.
William the Silent: Based on the real-life Dutch national hero. He often sends Gilles, Leo and Lumeij out on secret missions.
Cornelis Drebbel: Based on the real-life scientist, but depicted more as a mad scientist in the series.
Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba: Based on the real-life Spanish duke. He acts as the series' antagonist.
Hertog Jan van Breda: A charming skirt chaser who is part of the nobility that surrounds William the Silent.
De Bekketrekker ("The Facemaker"): A sadistic gang leader who works for the Spaniards, despite not being affiliated with them.
90-60-90: A female double spy in both the Spanish as well as the Dutch camps. She seduces every man she meets, save for Gilles who can resist her.
Albums[edit]
"De Struikrover" (2001) (Technically the first album, but released much later in the chronology.)
"De Spaanse Furie" (1985)
"Storm over Dubbeldam" (1987)
"Smeerenburg" (1989)
"De Revue" (1991)
"De Batavia" (1993)
"Spionage" (1995)
"Willem de Zwijger" (1997)
"De 7 Provinciën" (2000)
"90-60-90" (2003)
Sources[edit]
^ "Hanco Kolk". lambiek.net.
^ "Met jouw hulp komt Gilles de Geus terug!". gillesdegeus.com. Archived from the original on 10 January 2016. Retrieved 20 November 2015.
^ "Bryant the Brigand (Gilles de Geus) reeksoverzicht – Stripwinkel Lambiek". lambiek.net.
^ a b c "SSZ [49 Kanjers van Oranje nr. 10: Gilles de Geus 4: De Revue]". stripspeciaalzaak.be.
^ "De Wit & Kolk crowdfunden nieuw verhaal Gilles de Geus". stripmakers.nl.
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Fiction set in the 1560s
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Comics set in the Netherlands
Works about rebels
Works about rebellions
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Cultural depictions of William the Silent
Cultural depictions of Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba
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