User:Cornmazes/Articles I want made

People, places and things that I want to see become the subject of an article!

Items on this list will be deleted if an article wish is fulfilled.

Certain topics that I have a special interest in (ex. Drag queens) get their own special subcategory :))

I probably spend more time editing this than making productive edits T-T

People

General

• Adebayo Oke-Lawal, Nigerian fashion designer
• Acton Bowen, American evangelist and child predator
• Adeju Thompson, Nigerian fashion designer
• Adelie Hurley, Australian press photographer
• Aggy Dune, American drag queen
• Agim De Bruycker, Belgian police investigator and money launderer
• Agostino Fasolato, Italian marble sculptor
• Ahmed Al-Shahrani, Qatari para-athlete
• Ahmet Hergune, murdered Turkish-Cypriot man who allegedly had a fig tree grow from his dead body
• Aimo Leikas, Finnish magician
• Akie Nakata, Japanese stone painter
• Alan Buchsbaum, American architect
• Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani, Italian piano prodigy
• Albert Stalk, Canadian urban climber and ironworker
• Alesha Jackman, Guyanese boxer
• Alexandr Shcherbakov, Russian KGB officer
• Alfa Sa'adu, Nigerian-British doctor, one of the first British doctors to die from COVID-19
• Alfonse Van Besten, Belgian painter
• Ali Abulaban, American former TikToker and murderer
• Alice Wingwall, American sculptor and photographer
• Alison Laing, American transgender activist
• Allana Corbin, Australian helicopter pilot and author
• Allena Hansen, American bear attack survivor
• Allison Chris Myers/Allison Myers, American transgender politician
• Alsa Thompson, American murderer
• Amalie Røge Hove, Danish fashion designer
• Amanda Riley, American scammer
• Amanda Teague, Northern Irish ghost marrier
• Amelia Butler, American clown
• Amira Zaiter, French pro-Palestinian activist
• Amy Sit Yeng-yi/Sit Yeng-yi, Hong Kong internet celebrity
• Anabela Lemos, Mozambican environmentalist
• Andreas Moskin, Ukrainian fashion designer
• Andrew Myers (artist), German-Spanish-American screw painter
• Andy Cartwright (rapper), Ukrainian rapper
• Angelique Mott, American Anishinaabe survivalist
• Angella Summer Namubiru, Ugandan social media personality
• Anifa Mvuemba, Congolese-Kenyan-American fashion designer
• Anisa Nandaula, Ugandan-Australian comedian
• Anna Uddenberg, German-Swedish artist
• Anne Cobbie, Tudor English prostitute
• Anne De Zogheb, Egyptian-born American model
• Annie Hauptrief, American murderess
• An Tiantian, Chinese model
• Antonín Burka, Czech architect and graphic designer
• Antonio Garra, Native American leader
• Anton Žnideršič, Slovenian beekeeper
• Aranka Szontagh, Hungarian lacemaker
• Area Park, South Korean-born Japanese photographer
• Aristeidēs Antonas, Greek architect
• Arjan Sala, Albanian martyr and hero
• Arkadius, Polish fashion designer
• Aron Kay, American pie-thrower
• Arnold of Verniolle, Franciscan subdeacon
• Aryam Marafi, Kuwaiti asylee and asexual activist
• Asbjørg Nesje, Norwegian death diver
• Ashley T. Johnson, American government official
• Astrid Heeren, German actress and model
• Athanasios Tachmintzis, Greek millionaire and mansion abandoner
• Augustas Serapinas, Lithuanian artist
• Aunt Polly Jackson, American former slave and abolitionist
• Austin Sealy, Barbadian ambassador, diplomat, businessman and Olympic committee member
• Avery Jackson, American transgender activist
• Axel Vervoordt, Belgian antiquarian
• Balázs Kicsiny, Hungarian artist
• Beate Karlsson, Swedish-American fashion designer
• Becky Cotton, American murderess
• Bernard Leeman, Tanzanian writer
• Berta Czegka, Austrian artist
• Bertrand Guyon, French fashion designer
• Bethany Storro, American acid attack hoaxer
• Beth Usher, American girl with half a brain and motivational speaker
• Betty Andreasson, American alleged alien abductee
• Betty McLauchlen, American model
• BibleGirl, American drag queen
• Bích Sơn (actress), Vietnamese actress
• Bill Braun (artist), American trompe l’oeil artist
• Birgitta af Klercker, Swedish model
• Bobby Garza, American lowrider
• Bogart Torelli, Australian radio host
• Bokyung Byun, South Korean guitarist
• Bonnie McCarroll, American cowgirl
• Boon Lin Ngeo, Malaysian pastor and writer
• Boriska Kipriyanovich, Russian alleged reincarnation
• Bounseung Synanonh, Laotian musician
• Bou Samnang, Cambodian runner
• Brian Mwenda, Kenyan fraudster and fake lawyer
• Britta Nielsen, Danish embezzler
• Brother Sharp, Chinese homeless man and unintentional fashion icon
• Caitlin Covington, American social media influencer and origin of the “Christian Girl Autumn” meme
• Caitlyn Schrepfer, Korean-American freestyle footballer
• Carisia López Cabrera, Mexican mayor and Muxe
• Carla de Vries, American photographer best known for video of impromptu Hitler kiss
• Carletta Tilousi, American activist
• Carl Newton Mahan, American murderer
• Carlos Nazario (stylist), American stylist and fashion director
• Catherine Prime, Australian actuary
• Cen Xiaolin, Chinese jump roper
• Chang Hsu (tutor), Taiwanese math tutor
• Channing Cope, American radio host and gardener
• Charity Cheiky, American businesswoman
• Charles Trevor Garland, British artist
• Charlie Tarawa Tjungurrayi, Aboriginal Australian artist
• Chelsea Werner, American gymnast
• Cheney Chan, Chinese fashion designer
• Cheng Benhua, Chinese guerilla fighter famous for a photo of her smiling right before her execution after being beaten and raped by her captors
• Cherry Parker, Japanese-Australian war bride
• Chie Hitotsuyama, Japanese paper artist
• Chilli Pepper, American drag queen and activist
• Cho Gi-Seok, South Korean photographer
• Cholo Abdi Abdullah, Kenyan attempted terrorist
• Choi Soon-hwa, South Korean beauty queen
• Chrese Evans, Russian-American antique dealer and granddaughter of Joseph Stalin
• Christian Riese Lassen, American marine (frutiger aero) artist
• Chung Thanh Phong, Vietnamese fashion designer
• Clotilde Forgeot d'Arc, French descendant of Joan of Arc
• Colleen Allen, American fashion designer
• Connie Fleming, Jamaican-American transgender model
• Courtnae Paul, South African b-girl and DJ
• Cyara Kaira, Ugandan-Kenyan transgender woman
• Cyprien Gaillard, French artist
• Dadarao Bilhore, Indian pothole filler
• Dale Claude Lamphere, American artist
• Dana Al Hammadi, Emirati explorer
• Danielle Boyer, American Ojibwe roboticist
• Daniel Thaly, Dominican poet
• David van der Leeuw, Dutch photographer
• Davita Nassuna, Swedish-Ugandan refugee
• Dayton Webber, American limbless cornhole player
• Deanie Parker, American music figure
• Denise Sarrault, French model
• Dhaniram Toto, Indian Toto activist and Padma Shree awardee
• Diana, Huntress of Bus Drivers, Mexican vigilante murderess
• Dianne Lucas Luppi, Australian bullrider
• Dimitry Droujinsky, American FBI agent
• Dinny Nolan Tjampitjinpa, Aboriginal Australian artist
• Dino Aranda, Nicaraguan artist
• Dionisio Díaz, Uruguayan civil hero
• Dixie Shanahan, American murderer
• Dolly Ki Tapri, Indian chaiwala
• Dongfan Chung, Chinese-American engineer and spy
• Donna del Caviglione, Italian prehistoric skeleton
• Dottie Laing, American transgender activist
• Duane Kearns Puryear, American HIV victim
• Dusty Coots Butera, American nail technician
• Edith Murway-Traina, American geriatric weightlifter
• Elisha Gallaudet, American engraver
• Ella Holdridge, American serial killer
• Emile-Allain Séguy, French artist
• Emile Pingat, French fashion designer
• Enea Ferrari, Italian designer
• Euan Rannachan, American photographer
• Eunice Napangati, Aboriginal Australian artist
• Evaldas Rimasauskas, Lithuanian fraudster
• Evol (artist), German street artist
• Fae Johnstone, Canadian transgender woman, activist, and one-time Hershey’s mascot
• Federico Patellani, Italian photojournalist
• Flamy Grant, American drag queen and Christian musician
• Florentina Leitner, Austrian fashion designer
• Francis Akeley, American wheelwright, militiaman, and only person jailed for the Boston Tea Party
• Francis Nichols (journalist), American journalist and travel writer
• Francis Renault (female impersonator), French female impersonator
• Fred Adlmüller, German-Austrian fashion designer
• Fredrik Tjærandsen, Norwegian fashion designer
• Friedel Dausab, Namibian human rights activist
• Fu Hou (monk), Chinese Buddhist monk preserved in gold leaf
• Gabe Stone Shayer, American ballet dancer
• Gabriele Galimberti, Italian photographer
• Gabrielle Turnquest, American academic
• Gakirah Barnes, American gang assassin
• Georges Thiry, Belgian photographer
• Gianfranco Corsini, Italian journalist
• Gilberto Gerena-Valentín, Puerto Rican political activist
• Ginny Burton, American drug addict turned-scholar
• Giovanni Battista Lombardi, Italian marble sculptor
• Giuseppe Ragazzini, Italian artist
• Goldfield library paste eater, American anonymous man who died after eating library paste
• Grace Ling, American fashion designer
• Gregory Caplinger, American conman
• Gregory Green (murderer), American murderer
• Greg Ousley, American murderer
• Guido Galletti, Italian artist
• Guillaume Henry, French fashion designer
• Hajime Kinoko, Japanese Shibari artist
• Harriet Cole (scrubwoman), African-American scrubwoman and medical subject
• Harvey Berin, American dress manufacturer
• Hayrettin Karaca, Turkish environmentalist
• Hélène Rochas, French businesswoman and socialite
• Henri Charpentier, French chef
• Herman Emmanuel Faniem, pseudonym for unidentified Canadian prisoner
• Hertha Von Dechend, German anthropologist
• Hew Draper, British innkeeper and accused sorcerer
• Hikmet Kaya, Turkish forest chief
• Hiroko Koshino, Japanese fashion designer
• Hiroo Isono, Japanese artist
• Holli White, American female impersonator
• Honey Balenciaga, American ballroom dancer
• Honorine Pellois, French murderer
• Hsiu-Ying Tseng, American former doctor and murderer
• Hungry (makeup artist), German makeup artist
• Ian Neale (gardener), Australian gardener
• Ibrahim Nash'at, Egyptian-German film director
• Ikaro Kadoshi, Brazilian drag queen
• Immanuel David, Swedish-American cult leader
• Imre Ámos, Hungarian Jewish painter
• Ina Balke, German model
• Inti Chavez Perez, Swedish writer
• Irina Alexandrova Smireva, Russian spy who was under the cover of Greek woman Maria Tsalla
• Izumi Miyazaki, Japanese surrealist photographer
• Jackie Maye, American female impersonator
• Janet Newbold, American socialite and fashionista
• Jamie Balfour-Paul, British humanitarian worker and magician
• Janina Porazińska, Polish poet
• Jasmine Chiswell, American social media influencer
• Jasmin Joseph, Haitian artist
• Jaymes Black, American CEO
• Jay Powell (Chinook), American last speaker of Chinook Jargon/Wawa
• Jean-Baptiste Miette, French Canadian folklore figure
• Jean Kageorgis, Greek assassin
• Jean Pagès, French illustrator and muralist
• Jean Pierre Sibomana, Rwandan genocide survivor and disability rights activist
• Jean Verame, Belgian artist
• Jean-Vincent Simonet, French photographer and artist
• Jeauni Cassanova, American fashion collector and influencer
• Jemima Packington, British asparagus fortune teller
• Jennifer Jeffley, American falsely convicted murderer
• Jen Yockney, British LGBTQ+ activist
• Jerry Dantzic, American photojournalist
• Jerry Nave, American Skid Row gunwound survivor
• Jesse Evrett Abernathy, American mine operator
• Jiaju Shen, Chinese pipa player
• Jian Guo (spy), German-Chinese political aide and spy
• Jimmy Armstrong (clown), American circus performer known as “The Dwarf Clown”
• Joanna Karpowicz, Polish artist
• JoAnn Roberts, American transgender activist
• Jo Barker, Australian occupational therapist
• Jody Xiong, Chinese artist and creative director
• John Clark Matthews, American film director
• John Cooper (drag queen), English butcher and drag queen
• John Kearney (government agent), American government agent
• John Loughlin (inventor), American schooldesk inventor
• Johnson Tsang, Hong Kong sculptor
• John Woodrow Kelley, American painter
• Josef Muench, German-American sculptor
• Joseph S. Connolly, American train crasher
• Juan Adán Morlán, Spanish sculptor
• Juan Diego Salido, Mexican freerider
• Judi Sheppard Missett, American founder of Jazzercise
• Julia Clarke (defendant), Scottish prosecuted “boyfriend kisser”
• Julie Mott, American cystic fibrosis victim whose body vanished
• Jung Yoo-jung (murderer), South Korean true crime fanatic and murderer
• Junko Hagiwara, Japanese flamenco dancer
• Junko Kayashige, Japanese atomic bomb survivor, activist, and artist
• Kabage Karanja, Kenyan architect
• Kalistros Thielecke, German murderer and member of the Dirlewanger Brigade
• Kaos Seagrave, British freerider
• Kara Robinson Chamberlain, American victim advocate and serial killer survivor
• Karen Celebertti, Nicaraguan pageant director
• Karen Rodriguez (hitwoman), Colombian hitwoman also known as "The Doll"
• Katharine Coleman, British glass engraver
• Katrina Barillova, Czechoslovakian runway model, spy, and entrepreneur
• Katrina Esau, South African last speaker of the N|uu language
• Katsumi Watanabe (photographer), Japanese photographer
• Kei Kagami, Japanese fashion and shoe designer
• Kei Ninomiya, Japanese fashion designer
• Kelaia Turner, American schoolgirl who attempted suicide
• Kelli Stapleton, American mother and attempted murder-suicide perpetrator
• Kenji Endo, Japanese musician
• Kenny Kerr, American drag queen
• Kevin Germanier, French fashion designer
• Kevin Piette, French para-athlete and tennis player
• Khalid Aldawsari, Saudi-American attempted bomber
• Kim Keever, American artist
• Kitten Kay Sera, American “pink” obsessor
• Klaus Pinter, Austrian sculptor
• Koi Okazawa, Japanese slackliner
• Kouki Tsuritani, Japanese artist
• Kriss Kyle, Scottish BMX biker
• Kunihiko Morinaga, Japanese fashion designer
• Kunlyna Tauch, Cambodian-American murderer and writer
• Kūshajim, Arab court poet, master chef, and polymath
• Kyoichi Tsuzuki, Japanese photographer
• Lakeisha Warner, British Virgin Islander sprinter and Youth Olympics medal winner
• La Pantoja de Puerto Rico, Puerto Rican drag queen and activist
• Lawrence Van Sertima, American herpetologist
• Layla Taloo, Yazidi former ISIL prisoner, speaker and activist
• L. D. Knox, American farmer and politician also known as "None of the Above"
• Lecresia Campbell, American gospel singer
• Leo Lotito Jr., American makeup artist
• Leonard "Live-Forever" Jones, American political activist and theologist
• Lhouraii Li, British Internet personality and makeup artist
• Lou Bunch, American madam
• Louise Parker Kelley, American activist and playwright
• Love Hultén, Swedish synthesizer designer
• Lucille Girado-Hicks, American last native Nuwä speaker
• Luiny Rivera, Puerto Rican jewelry designer
• Luis Fermin Tenorio, last person to be infected with wild polio
• Lukas Avendaño, Mexican muxe artist and anthropologist
• Mackenzie Shirilla, American murderer
• Madhukar Mohandas Prabhakar, Indian thief
• Magamoag, Ancestral hero of the Tao people
• Maha al-Mutairi, Kuwaiti transgender woman and former prisoner
• Maiko Takeda, Japanese-British milliner and jewelry designer
• Mai Majed Al-Qurashi, Saudi doctor
• Manami Ito, Japanese Paralympian and violinist
• Marcus Fakana, British teenager imprisoned in the UAE
• Mardi Pieronek, Canadian transgender activist
• Margaret Case, American fashion magazine editor
• Margaret Gey, American scientist
• Margi Kent, American fashion designer
• Margot Smyly Exeter, British model
• Maria Moriana, African slave and petitioner
• Marian Henel, Polish artist
• Mario de Biasi, Italian photographer
• Marissa Teijo, American beauty queen
• Marius Els, South African farmer killed by his pet hippo
• Mark Court, American car painter
• Marta Cinta, Spanish-Cuban-American ballerina
• Maryam Al Joaan, Kuwaiti oceanographer
• Mary Ann Carroll, American artist
• Maskull Lasserre, Canadian artist
• Master John (shoemaker), Canadian shoemaker
• Matt Benedetto, American "unnecessary inventor"
• Matteo Massagrande, Italian painter
• May Whitley, British self-defense expert
• Meher Moos, Indian traveler
• Melisa Raouf, British makeup-free beauty pageant contestant
• Melissa Highsmith, American kidnapping victim
• Melitta Baumeister, American fashion designer
• Menno Huizinga, German photographer
• Michael Byrne (homeless man), Irish homeless man
• Michael Rougier, American photographer
• Michele Vincenzo Malacarne, Italian anatomist
• Michiko Kitamura, Japanese costume designer
• Mignon Nicholson, American veterinarian
• Mikael Tenezos, Greek-Swedish former hockey player and gang leader
• Millo Castro Zaldarriaga, Cuban drummer
• Miriam LaVelle, American specialty dancer/acrobat
• Miss Richfield 1981, American drag performer
• Mitchelle Blair, American murderer
• Miyairi Norihiro, Japanese swordsmith
• Mohammad Hanad Abdi, Somalian refugee smuggler
• Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar, Qatari writer
• Moi Renee, American drag performer and singer
• Monica Poli, Italian social media personality and pickpocket patroller
• Monique Chevalier, German-American model
• Monsieur Trajan, French cathedral worker and the real-life inspiration for the Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Montserrat Messeguer, Mexican fashion designer
• Morozumi Osamu, Japanese artist
• Moses Li Kai-yin, Canadian paralyzed dancer
• Moshood Olúṣọmọ Bámigbóyè, Nigerian sculptor
• Muhamed Kahrimanovic, Bosnian martial artist
• Musa Hasahya Kasera, Ugandan large family patriarch
• Musa Jaiteh, Gambian tie dyer
• Myles Connor, American art thief
• Nakayama Toshitsugu, Japanese artist
• Nalinaksh S. Vyas, Indian mechanical engineer
• Nana Hava, Bosnian eye licking therapist
• Natalia Tsarkova, Russian-Vatican portrait painter
• Natalie Rae, Canadian-American film director
• Neel Ranaut, Indian village fashion designer
• Nettie Gordon, American crime boss
• N'Famady Kouyaté, Guinean-Welsh musician
• Nicolas Lavarenne, French artist
• Nicolosa Sanuti, Italian essayist
• Nikola Alexandre, American forager and land steward
• Nikolaj Bogoraz, Russian surgeon
• Nomcebo Mkhaliphi, Swazi menstruation awareness activist
• Norman Letang, Dominican musician
• Ntibirangwa, Burundian rebellious chief
• Nuon Toeun, Cambodian maid and Malaysia prisoner
• Old Walter Tjampitjinpa, Aboriginal Australian artist
• Olivier Boko, Beninese businessman and coup conspirator
• Onni Kokko, Finnish child soldier
• Opal Sandy, English toddler and first person to have hearing restored with gene therapy
• Orgel Joke, Dutch keyboardist
• Osbourn Dorsey, American inventor
• Otar Kalandarishvili, Georgian architect
• Pablo Carzana, Welsh fashion designer
• Pamela Wiser, American mass HIV spreader
• Paolo Abate, Italian photographer
• Patrick Shaw (freestyle footballer), American freestyle footballer
• Pauline Tabor, American madam
• Peaches Stergo, American con artist
• Percy Agar, Dominican artist
• Peter Ondreička, Slovakian artist
• Peter Simon (photographer), American photographer
• Phantom Barber of Pascagoula, Mississippi urban legend
• Piedad Martínez, Spanish serial killer
• Pierce Lafayette and Felix Hall, American enslaved gay couple
• Pierre-Claver Karangwa, Rwandan genocide suspect
• Pierre Somchine Nginn, Lao author
• Piotr Patkowski, Polish government official
• Pitita Ridruejo, Spanish socialite
• Plinio Prioreschi, Italian physician
• Ponahalo Mojapelo, South African model
• Potassa de Lafayette, American transgender model
• Putney Bridge jogger, unidentified English attempted murderer
• Qian Hongyan, Chinese Paralympian
• Qinni, Chinese digital artist
• Quentin VerCetty, Canadian Afrofuturist artist and designer
• Qwo-Li Driskill, American gender studies professor
• Raffaele Minichiello, Italian-American plane hijacker and Marine
• Raffi Bedayn, American climber
• Raida Adon, Palestinian artist
• Raquel Guimaraes, Brazilian fashion designer
• Raúl Berzosa, Spanish artist
• Ravnunge-Tue, Ancient Danish stone carver
• Raymond Voinquel, French photographer
• Remi Lucidi, French daredevil and influencer
• Renad Attallah, Palestinian youth chef
• René Bouët-Willaumez, French fashion illustrator
• René Dalmon, French resistance fighter
• René Valet, French criminal
• Retta McCabe, American murderer
• Reza Parastesh, Iranian Lionel Messi lookalike
• Rhoda Derry, American mental patient
• Richard Sargent (artist), American artist
• Richard TeLinde, American doctor and educator
• Richie Jackson, New Zealand skateboarder
• Robbie Bushe, Scottish artist
• Robert Courtelas, French artist
• Romito 2, earliest known human with dwarfism
• Rómulo Lachatañeré, Cuban-American ethnologist and photographer
• Ronald Kolodzie, American fashion designer
• Rosemary Arnold, Australian helicopter pilot
• Rose Uniacke, British interior designer
• Rōze Traore, Ivorian chef
• Ryosuke Kiyasu, Japanese snare drummer
• Ryukosai Jugyoku, Japanese sculptor
• Saeedah Haque, British Bengali fashion designer and Nike Abaya pitcher
• Sahar al-Shamrani, Saudi explorer
• Saharat Sawangjaeng, Thai drug lord and attempted plastic surgery imposter
• Said Agil Husin Al Munawar, Indonesian civil servant
• Samantha Ramsdell, American World Record holder and TikToker
• Santiago Yahuarcani, Peruvian ethnic painter
• Sarina Bratton, Australian businesswoman
• Selva Aparicio, American artist
• Serena Kozakura, Japanese actress
• Sergei Motorin, Russian KGB officer
• Sergey Maximishin, Russian photographer
• Setsumasa Kobayashi, Japanese fashion designer
• Shahd Saeed, Egyptian cyclist
• Shalei Latrelle, Hawaiian transgender model
• Sheldon Johnson (murderer), American murderer and former criminal justice reform advocate
• Shigeharu Shirai, Japanese yakuza
• Shuhei Okawara, Japanese artist best known for his hyperrealistic masks
• Sidney Loch, Scottish-Australian war veteran and writer
• Sophie Malgat, French model
• Sorrel Wilby, Australian adventurer
• Spyridoula Rapti, Greek former child servant and torture survivor
• Stephen Haweis, English artist
• Stephen Slevin, American man forgotten in solitary confinement
• Steven Arpad, French shoemaker
• Stipple Master, Indian anonymous artist
• Susie MacMurray, British artist
• Suzette Reichenberg, French actress
• Svetlana Ogorodnikov, Russian spy
• Tafari Campbell, American presidential private chef and drowning victim
• Takeji Asano, Japanese artist
• Tamara Nyman, Finnish model and Liechtensteiner baroness
• Tan Hecheng, Chinese writer
• Tarlan Rabizadeh, Iranian-American first Persian female rabbi and activist
• Ted Rummel, American surgeon who is paralyzed from the waist down
• Theland Kicknosway, Indigenous Canadian online personality and activist
• Thomas Faunce (settler), American settler
• Thomas Kemble, American merchant and ship captain
• Thomas Tuite, Irish bodysnatcher
• Thomas W. Stewart, American inventor
• Tim Doucette, Canadian legally blind astronomer born with congenital cataracts
• Tim Leura Tjapaltjarri, Aboriginal Australian artist
• Timothy Hursley, American photographer
• Tokyo Rumando, Japanese experimental photographer
• Tomihiro Kono, Japanese hair artist
• Tony Hansberry II, American youth surgeon
• Treb Heining, American special effects artist
• Trimble Gilbert, Gwich'in fiddler
• Tuatahi Edwards-Melsom, New Zealand man who was the first person born in the 21st century
• Tuna Iquliq, Canadian Inuit artist
• Uglyworldwide, American model and influencer
• Valentin Ross, German chemist
• Vasile Gorgos, Romanian kidnapping (?) victim
• Vasilisa Maslova, Belarusian freestyle slalom rollerblading world champion
• Veijo Rönkkönen, Finnish sculptor and recluse
• Vera Eriksen, Scottish German spy
• Viacheslav Kovalskyi, Ukrainian sniper
• Victor Balthazard, French forensic scientist
• Vita Kari, American multimedia artist
• Vivian St. James, Australian drag queen and showgirl
• Vojin Stojić, Serbian sculptor
• Volker Hermes, German painter
• Walter Dyk, American anthropologist
• Wang Enlin, Chinese farmer and lawyer
• Wanksy, British anonymous graffiti artist
• Wenda Parkinson, British model
• Whitehawk Woman, Mesolithic woman
• Wilhelmina Lancaster, American nun and “incorrupt” decomposer
• Yamaneika Saunders, American comedian
• Yasutaka Funakoshi, Japanese fashion designer
• Yasuo Baba, Japanese film director
• Yasuyuki Ishii, Japanese fashion designer
• Yayemme, first woman to discover the mystical use of masks in Dogon culture
• YK Hong, Korean-American tech ethicist and educator
• Ytasha Womack, American author and filmmaker
• Yubeen Kim, American flutist
• Yūko Tatsushima, Japanese artist
• Yuzuki Kawasaki, Japanese youth skateboarder
• Zainab Bibi, Pakistani murderer
• Zazu Nova, American transgender sex worker and activist
• Zeena Al Towayya, Omani explorer
• Zeus McClurkin, Harlem Globetrotters member
• Zhang Hexian, Chinese elderly martial artist
• Zhang Xiaoyuan, Chinese street artist
• Zhang Ziyu (basketball player), Chinese basketball player
• Zhao Hua Hong, Chinese last living woman with bound feet
• Zheng Xiang Xiang, Chinese streamer and online saleswoman
• Zilda, French street artist
• Zoltan Lendvai, Hungarian Catholic priest and skateboarder
• Zuly Sanguino, Colombian limbless artist

Redirects

• Alan Kligerman, American dairyman and inventor
• Austin Harrouff, American murderer
• Elisha Paul Janes, American conman
• Carla Gutierrez, Peruvian film director
• Katy Bähm, Turkish-German drag queen
• Marti Gould Cummings, American drag queen and activist
• Mary Mammon, Chinese-American showgirl
• Michela Griffo, American artist and activist
• Ormond Gigli, American photojournalist
• Rolandina Roncaglia, Italian medieval transwoman
• Yoncé Banks, German drag queen

Animals

• Angela (bear), Chinese bear in a zoo that was accused of secretly being a human in a bear costume
• Buster (rooster), roller-skating rooster
• Butkus (dog), dog belonging to Sylvester Stallone
• Coco (dog), first dog treated for Canine Alcohol Addiction
• Highball (dog), Dog belonging to mechanic John May, as well as the only witness and survivor of the Valentine’s Day Massacre
• Kesha (cat), only cat on Svalbard, registered as a fox
• Nibi (beaver), American educational beaver and court case subject
• Perry (donkey), donkey used as the basis for Donkey in Shrek
• Retro (monkey), cloned rhesus monkey
• Viatina-19 FIV Mara Movéis, Brazilian cow and the most expensive ever
• Yakei, Japanese macaque who is the first female leader of a pack

Groups

• Albuquerque Woman's Club, women's suffrage club based in Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Anna and Vincent Palmade, American Fabergé researchers
• Apollo parachute packers, 3 American people (Norma Cretal, Buzz Corey, and Jimmy Calunga) who were the only people cleared to pack the parachutes used in the Apollo space missions
• Calcea Johnson and Ne'Kiya Jackson, American mathematicians
• Dança dos Fanchonos, Portuguese transvestite dance troupe
• Diana Rodriguez and Ann Marie Gothard, American LGBTQ+ activists
• Fanoos Ensemble, Afghan music ensemble
• Gibsons of Scilly, English shipwreck photography family
• Gomi Hiroi Samurai, Japanese trash collecting group
• Hamburgirl Z, Japanese burger-themed idol group
• Japan Pom Pom, Japanese elderly cheerleading squad
• Jörg Hartmann and Lothar Schleusener, two German boys, ages 10 and 13, who were shot and killed trying to cross the Berlin Wall
• Kamui Cosplay, German husband-wife duo of cosplayers and authors
• Marianne and Jane Campbell, American sister duo of suffragettes and Catholic activists
• Malone Lam and Jeandiel Serrano, American crypto thiefs
• Nadya and Amira Gill, Canadian twin sisters and false Inuit heritage claimants
• Never Going Underground, British LGBTQ+ organization
• Nitrous Mafia, American hippie-crack ring
• O'Halloran sisters, Irish sisters who physically fended off eviction from their home
• Piotr and Paulina Gierasik, Polish father-daughter duo, incestrous couple, and murderers
• Ruciteme Karyenda Culture de Buyenzi, Burundian drumming group
• Sashiko Gals, Japanese sewers
• Spitalfields nippers, British street kids in the early 20th century
• Sri Lanka men's national handball team, fake sports team that traveled to Germany to run away to Italy
• The Rocky Twins, Norwegian twin jazz singers and drag queens
• Tularosa Basin Downwinders, American nuclear test victims
• Twilight Killers, British pair of killers (Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham) who watched Twilight after killing 2 people
• Want Show As Young, Taiwanese elderly couple and fashion influencers
• Zachary and William Zulock, American couple and pedophiles

Events involving people

• Bramlage family plane crash, 2012 plane crash in Florida that killed a six-person family
• Daub family deaths, Pennsylvanian family of three died in murder-suicide
• Death of Abyesh Thulung, Bhutanese-American boy who committed suicide over bullying
• Death of Alana Cutland, British student who jumped out of a plane over Madagascar
• Death of Alex Kearns, American stock trader who killed himself over a wrongful negative balance on Robinhood
• Death of Anna Bellisario, Italian student with a severe milk allergy who died after eating "dairy-free" tiramisu
• Death of Anna Sebastian Perayil, Indian chartered accountant who died after overworking
• Death of Arthur Bitencourt, Brazilian boy who died of limestone poisoning after being photographed sitting in a pile of toxic limestone dust
• Death of Brandon Clay Dotson, American burglar who died in prison and was returned to his family without his heart
• Death of Duvan Tomas Perez, Guatamalan-American teenage boy who died in an accident at a poultry plant
• Death of Edward Haffey, American war veteran and hitman who was killed after trying to complete a hit on a woman
• Death of Emma Brown, American preteen girl who killed herself after shooting her father
• Death of Errol Graham, British disabled man who starved to death after his benefits were cut
• Death of Garrett Mills, Canadian teenage boy killed by falling soccer goal
• Death of Gursimran Kaur, Indian-Canadian Walmart worker who was trapped in a bakery oven
• Death of Harley Kemp Craddock, baby who died after her father overdosed and fell on top of her
• Death of Ilda Maciel, Brazilian elderly woman accidentally injected with soup
• Death of Jacquelyn Kotarac, American doctor who died trying to break into her ex’s house through the chimney
• Death of Jan Davis, American protestor and parachutist whose parachute failed after jumping off of El Capitan
• Death of Jason Dale Bolton, American boy who was killed by four people in front of a crowd of others who were afraid to speak up
• Death of Jenni Matters, Australian woman who committed suicide after struggling with an eating disorder
• Death of Ji'Aire Lee, American boy who died in a playground swing after his mother, in a bout of psychosis, pushed him for 44 straight hours
• Death of Kennedy Ife, British man who was restrained by his family and killed in an exorcism
• Death of Kyle Plush, American teenager who died after being trapped in the back of his car
• Death of Lee Halpin, British filmmaker who was voluntarily living on the streets to report on homelessness and died
• Death of Margaret Schilling, American mental hospital patient who died of hypothermia and whose body caused a stain unable to be washed away
• Death of Marie Joseph, American woman who drowned in a public pool and remained there for 48 hours
• Death of Matthew Vigier Latour, French student who killed himself after a botched beard transplant
• Death of Maya Murmu, Indian woman killed by an elephant, who then proceeded to trample her funeral as well
• Death of Raphael Schumacher, Italian actor who died in an on-stage hanging gone wrong incident
• Death of Sewell Setzer III, American boy who committed suicide after corresponding with an AI chatbot
• Death of Tom Mansfield, British personal trainer who accidentally overdosed on caffeine powder
• Death of Zhanna Samsonova, Russian vegan raw food influencer who died of starvation and exhaustion
• Deaths of Brandon and Jennifer Sheffield, American murder-suicide
• Disappearance of Daylenn Pua, Hawaiian man who went missing while hiking; one of his last photographs allegedly features a man following him
• Disappearance of Jaliek Rainwalker, American boy who disappeared
• Disappearance of Janice Pockett, American girl who went missing after biking off to find a dead butterfly she’d hidden under a rock
• Disappearance of Katelin Akens, American woman who went missing after being dropped off at an airport
• Disappearance of Lenny Dirickson, Oklahoman man who went missing after driving off with a man who claimed to want to buy one of his horses
• Disappearance of Merrian Carver, American poet and investment banker who disappeared on an Alaskan cruise
• Disappearance of Scott Kleeschulte, Missourian boy who went missing
• Disappearances of Diamond and Tionda Bradley, two American sisters who disappeared from their house
• Killing of Darrien Hunt, black cosplayer who was gunned down by police in a Panda Express parking lot while in public holding a sword he bought from a comic con
• Killing of Jamel Floyd, prisoner who suffered a mental breakdown and was killed with pepper spray
• Murder of Adam Simjee, American college student murdered in robbery-gone-wrong after being lured in by two women with fake car trouble
• Murder of Airi Sato, Japanese streamer stabbed to death in broad daylight while filming
• Murder of Amber Gibson, British girl raped and murdered by her brother
• Murder of Anna Ivankova, murdered Greek Black transgender woman
• Murder of Bonnie Haim, woman murdered by her husband whose skull was later unearthed by her son
• Murder of Brayla Stone, murdered Arkansas transgender girl
• Murder of Cecil Wells, Alaskan businessman allegedly killed in a home invasion
• Murder of Christian Obumseli, American man murdered by his girlfriend, Onlyfans model Courtney Clenney
• Murder of David Harmon, 1982 love triangle murder
• Murder of Dylan Redwine, boy murdered by dad after he found a picture of his dad in lingerie sucking on a used diaper
• Murder of Fernando Perez Algaba, Argentine crypto millionaire who was dismembered
• Murder of Gloristine Pinkney, American woman killed by a stolen forklift
• Murder of Gretchen Crooks, American woman killed by her adolescent son
• Murder of Gretchen Harrington, 1975 murder of a young girl solved in 2023
• Murder of Hania Aguilar, American murdered teenage girl
• Murder of Hans-Peter Mack, German real estate tycoon murdered in Thailand
• Murder of Hitoshi Ura, Japanese man beheaded at a “love hotel”
• Murder of Howard Pilmar, American businessman killed by his wife and brother-in-law
• Murder of Jamie Lavis, 1997 murder of a boy lured to his death by a bus driver
• Murder of Janett Christman, babysitter whose murder inspired an urban legend
• Murder of Jerry Smith, American man murdered by college football player when he revealed himself to be a man after having anonymous sex
• Murder of Jessica Chambers, American cheerleader who was burnt alive
• Murder of Judy Malinowski, American woman who was burnt alive by her boyfriend and managed to testify in court before dying
• Murder of Katie Collman, girl murdered by Anthony Ray Stockelman, given forehead tattoo in prison, “Katie’s Revenge”
• Murder of Kristina Joksimovic, Swiss beauty queen murdered by her husband
• Murder of Lai Huili, Chinese woman murdered by her husband, put through a meat grinder and put into the sewer system
• Murder of Lawrence Scully, American sex offender killed by Lexi Axtell with a shovel and moose antlers
• Murder of Liga Skromane, Latvian-Irish tourist in Kerala, India, who was murdered while on a retreat for her PTSD
• Murder of Linda Bolek, American woman murdered by her son over Avril Lavigne concert tickets
• Murder of Lorraine Hatzakorzian, American woman dismembered by tree trimmers
• Murder of Mahalakshmi, Indian woman dismembered by her husband stored in a fridge
• Murder of MaKayla Dyer, American girl killed by a boy over a puppy
• Murder of Maoma Ridings, unsolved murder of a female army corporal
• Murder of Maria Nemeth, woman disemboweled by her boyfriend after sex
• Murder of Maycon Roque, Brazilian boy murdered and cannibalized by his older sister in a “black magic ritual”
• Murder of Miriam Beelte, German tourist murdered in Thailand
• Murder of Natacha de Crombrugghe, Belgian tourist murdered in Peru
• Murder of Nina Surgutskaya, Russian murdered transgender woman
• Murder of Noa Milivojev, Serbian murdered transgender woman
• Murder of Riley Whitelaw, American teenager killed by her adult coworker
• Murder of Sara Millerey, Colombian murdered transgender woman
• Murder of Semra Aysal, Turkish pregnant woman pushed off a cliff by her husband
• Murder of Shawna Evon, Alaskan girl nicknamed Twinkie whose murder has never been solved
• Murder of Simon Wilkinson, British man beaten to death with a bag of Pokémon cards
• Murder of Sophie Lionnet, French au pair murdered by her employers in Britain
• Murder of Sophie Sergie, Alaskan cold case solved 30 years later
• Murder of Stacy Wilson, Saint Vincentian woman beheaded by her own cousin at a bus stop
• Murders of Fang Xiaoton and Liu Jixi, Hong Kong lesbian couple stabbed to death in broad daylight

Drag Queens

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Boulet Brothers’ Dragula

• Loris (drag queen), BBD S1. Stage name of Loris Volkle.
• Melissa Befierce, BBD S1. Stage name of Alfredo Salinas.
• Xochi Mochi, BBD S1. Stage name of Jorge Alcantar; born August 3, 1987
• Foxie Adjuia, BBD S1. Stage name of Malik Adjuia Smith-Thompson.
• Frankie Doom, BBD S1. Stage name of Jonathan Rey Caballero; born August 12, 1985
• Ursula Major, BBD S1. Stage name of Justin Bear.
• Pinche Queen, BBD S1. Stage name of Dallas Boyd.
• Kendra Onixxx, BBD S2. Stage name of Kenneth Hampton II.
• Disasterina (drag queen), BBD S2. Stage name of Treiops Treyfid; born February 4
• Abhora, Ryan Maslow
• Dollya Black, BBD S3. Stage name of Mason Hartenstein; born October 10, 1995
• Maddelynn Hatter, BBD S3. Stage name of Matthew Boisvert; born August 14
• Louisianna Purchase (drag queen), BBD S3. Stage name of Chad Merritt; born December 26, started drag October 18, 2013
• Priscilla Chambers, BBD S3. Stage name of Kate Gallo.
• Merrie Cherry, BBD S4. Stage name of Jason Daniels.
• Astrud Aurelia, BBD S4. Stage name of Marcus Leatham.
• Koco Caine, Brian Watkins
• La Zavaleta, Diego Sanchez
• Anna Phylactic, Daniel Wallace
• Blackberri (drag queen), Darius Vallier
• Cynthia Doll, Zachariah David Robinson-Forbes
• Jay Kay (drag queen), Jordan Bowens
• Satanna, Kevin Lam
• Onyx Ondyx, Kalvin Clamington
• Throb Zombie, T. Alton
• Orkgotik, Christian Arias
• Niohuru X, Xinzhi Xu
• Asia Consent, Nicole Bolden
• Desiree Dik, George Marius
• Grey Matter (entertainer), Leopold Loving
• Jaharia, Jordan Donte Ray
• Pi (entertainer), Joey Lakits
• Scylla (entertainer), Noah Stillmunkes
• Severity Stone, Bryan Jackson
• Vivvi The Force, Kyle Vincent Merriweather

Queen of the Universe

• Betty Bitschlap, Anders Bilberg
• Militia Scunt, Xavier Johnson
• Miss Sistrata, Uri Elkayam

Musicians

• 9lives (producer), stage name of Maxwell Warren Jardine
• Agust H
• Apollo Fresh, stage name of Jonathan Carmin Appolon
• Bajm
• BashfortheWorld, stage name of Sebastian Alfonso Martell
• Boxout (musician), stage name of Jordan Kahn
• Carolesdaughter, stage name of Thea Suzan Taylor
• Chevy (musician), stage name of Chevonne Ha
• Chromance, stage name of Marcus Layton
• D1ofAquavibe, stage name of Derek Menzies
• Davidplayz360, stage name of Jose David Gonzales
• FamousSally
• Fox Academy, stage names of Christian Novelli and Michael Todd Berland
• Funky Geezer, American musician and TikTok star, stage name of Woody Williams
• Glue70, stage name of Conor Steven Miller
• Guardin, stage name of Nicholas Kerr-Carpenter
• Guti (musician), stage name of Angel Gutierrez
• Humming Urban Studio
• Ieuan (musician), stage name of Ieuan Bowen Rees
• Ke Personajes
• Khai Dreams, stage name of Khai Nicholas Chi Duong
• Kinneret (musician), stage name of Kinneret Klein
• Lil Darkie, stage name of Joshua Jagan Hamilton
• Lincoln (musician), stage name of Lincoln James Lutz
• Llusion, stage name of Jonaven Bracamontes
• Mulasaki Ima
• Mycolyco
• Nico Collins (musician), stage name of Nicholas Lawrence Collins
• Primicia de Sinaloa
• Raul Beltran, stage name of Raul Curiel Beltran
• Reidenshi
• S3BZS, stage name of Sophea Chun
• Sista Prod, stage name of Alessia Bagnasco
• Subvrbs, stage name of Olivia McKendrick-Ness
• Sushi Soucy, stage name of Lillian Rose Blackmarr Soucy
• SyKo, stage name of Trenton K. Mondragon
• Teddy Hyde, stage name of Edward Theodore Crowley
• Temporex, stage name of Joseph Noah Flores
• Tonee Marino
• Wabie, stage name of Romualdo James Velasquez
• Xavier Wolf, stage name of Xavier Beard
• YB (rapper)

Redirects

• Dazy, stage name of Nicholas Xavier Minutaglio
• ILoveFriday, stage name of Aqsa M. Malik and Carrington Hyatt

Flag designers

• Valery Gamgia, Abkhazia
• Reginald Samuel, Antigua
• Hervis Bain, Bahamas
• Grantley W. Prescod, Barbados
• Matrona Markevich, Belarus
• Mikhail Husyev, Belarus
• Lharip Taw Taw, Bhutan (embroidery)
• Mladen Kolobarić, Bosnia
• Manuel Pereira Reis, Brazil
• Miguel Lemos, Brazil
• Stiliana Parashkevova, Bulgaria
• Antonio Arcos, Chile
• Gregorio de Andía y Varela, Chile
• Suzanne Gauthier, Comoros
• Jaroslav Kursa, Czech Republic
• Aleksander Mõttus, Estonia
• Tessa Mackenzie, Fiji
• León Augé, Gabon
• Pierre Claver Eyeghe, Gabon
• Louis Lucien Thomasi, Gambia
• Jacob Askowith, Israel
• Muhamer Ibrahimi, Kosovo
• Ansis Cīrulis, Latvia
• Andrianome Ranaivosoa, Madagascar
• Gurudutt Moher, Mauritius
• Dodiin Choidog, Mongolia
• Jorge Mwanamuzik, Mozambique
• Blau Skebong, Palau
• Edrice Lewis, Saint Kitts and Nevis
• Julien van der Wal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
• Philippe Uzice, Seychelles
• Ladislav Vrtel, Slovakia
• Lee Eung-jun (officer), South Korea
• Abd al-Raḥman Aḥmad al-Jali, Sudan
• Jack Pinas, Suriname
• Natalino Leitão, Timor-Leste
• Vione Natano, Tuvalu
• Abdullah Mohammed Al Maainah, UAE
• Kalontas Malon, Vanuatu
• Cedric Herbert, Zimbabwe

Redirects

• Hamid Nadimi, Iran
• Emin Çizenel, Northern Cyprus
• Alphonse Kirimobenecyo, Rwanda

Mineral namesakes and discoverers

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• Dmitry Vadimovich Abramov, abramovite
• Gilbert-Joseph Adam, adamite
• Luis Mariano Vidal, aerinite
• Alpheus Fuller Williams, afwillite
• Jules Agard, agardite
• Henri Agrinier, agrinierite
• Ponciano Aguilar, aguilarite
• Alan V. Heyl and Eugene Foord, aheylite
• Friedrich Ahlfeld, ahlfeldite
• Harry Berman (mineralogist), ajoite
• Matsuo Nambu, akaganeite
• Anders Richard Åkerman, åkermanite
• Syun-iti Akimoto, akimotoite
• Arthur Richard Alderman, aldermanite
• John T. Alfors, alforsite
• Andrea Alietti, aliettite
• Alla Bogdanova, allabogdanite
• Allan Pring, allanpringite
• Michele Francesco Buniva, allantoin
• Roberto Allori, alloriite
• Charles N. Alpers, alpersite
• Egon Althaus, althausite

Stamp subjects

Main article: Commons:Category:Postage stamps by country

• Alfred Kolakovski, Abkhazian-Russian botanist
• I. E. Kortua, Abkhazian ethnomusicologist
• Razhden Gumba, Abkhazian composer
• Guri Madhi, Albanian painter
• Kristo Frashëri, Albanian historian
• Vexhi Buharaja, Albanian historian
• Kolë Jakova, Albanian writer
• Gaqo Avrazi, Albanian conductor
• Kin Dushi, Albanian writer
• Lin Delija, Albanian painter
• Osman Kazazi, Albanian nationalist activist
• Naxhi Bakalli, Albanian painter
• Edison Gjergo, Albanian painter
• Edi Hila, Albanian artist

Legislative violence

• Nazifa Zaki, Afghanistan
• Hamida Ahmadzai, Afghanistan
• Maryam Sama, Afghanistan
• Ervin Salianji, Albania
• Daliborka Milović, Bosnia
• Edita Velić, Bosnia
• Lubomír Volný, Czech Republic
• Wolfgang Hedler, Germany
• Vassilis Grammenos, Greece
• Kadhim Al-Sayadi, Iraq
• Yahya al-Saud, Jordan
• Abdul Majid al-Aqtash, Jordan
• Shadi al-Adwan, Jordan
• Zeid al-Shawabkeh, Jordan
• Rashid Kassim Amin, Kenya
• Hamdan El-Azmi, Kuwait
• Jamal Jarrah, Lebanon
• Ziad Aswad, Lebanon
• Aziz Lebbar, Morocco
• Ebomhiana Musa, Nigeria
• Orhan Ibrahimi, North Macedonia
• Rexhail Ismaili, North Macedonia
• Roger Cáceres, Peru
• Roger Cáceres Pérez, Peru
• Sonja Ilić, Serbia
• Chuang Ho-tzu, Taiwan
• Chuang Jui-hsiung, Taiwan
• Wu Tsung-hsien, Taiwan
• Kamnoon Sitthisamarn, Thailand
• Jilani Hammami, Tunisia
• Fevzi Sihanlioglu, Turkey
• Gökcen Özdoğan Enç, Turkey
• Melike Basmacı, Turkey
• Salih Cora, Turkey
• Tuma Çelik, Turkey
• Alfonso Marquina, Venezuela

Places

• Altóir na Gréine, Irish Bronze Age tomb
• Amagamine Ochobo Inari shrine, Japanese cave shrine
• Ambuluwawa Biodiversity Complex, Sri Lankan attraction
• Ashikaga Flower Park, Japanese flower park
• Aven Cave, underwater cave and archaeological site in Atsimo-Andrefana, Madagascar
• Baljenac, Croatian island
• Bimbia-Bonadikombo community forest, Cameroonian forest
• Bohai Eye, Chinese spokeless ferris wheel
• Bou Skour, Moroccan mining deposit
• Buffa di Perrero, Italian cliffside house
• Café Coca-Cola, Panamanian café
• Cascada de la Novia, newly discovered Peruvian waterfall
• Chan Da Ya, Chinese “egg-laying cliff”
• Chichibugahama Beach, beach in Mitoyo, Japan
• Chichibu Chinsekikan, stone museum in Chichibu, Japan
• Cova Dones, Paleolithic cave art site in Iberia, Spain
• Crantit Cairn, prehistoric chambered tomb in Kirkwall, Scotland
• Dewars Farm Quarry, English limestone quarry
• Dos du Dragon, rocky ridge in Ivoini, Comoros
• Duluc Détective/Agence Duluc/Duluc Detective Agency, French private investigator
• Engare Sero, Tanzanian archaeological site
• Enoteca Maria, grandma-run restaurant in New York City
• Ertebat Shar, American fake Afghani village
• Grande Mosquée de Bangui, mosque in Bangui, Central African Republic
• Groenerei, canal in Brussels, Belgium
• Gurdau Winery, Czech winery with a greenery roof
• Hallstatt Charnel House, Austrian bone house
• Hayward curb, misaligned sidewalk curb in Hayward, California that went along an earthquake fault, and was repaired in 2016
• Itumbaha Museum, Nepalese museum
• Jardin d'Agronomie Tropicale, garden ruins in Nogent-sur-Marne, France
• Jiangsu National Security Education Museum, spy museum in China
• Johnson Town, Iruma, housing development in Iruma, Saitama, Japan
• Jozankei Onsen, hot spring in Hokkaido, Japan
• Kali Biru, pristine river in Indonesia
• Kameiwa Cave, Japanese cave
• Kaos Temple, church turned-skate park in Llanera, Spain
• Kebokwe's Cave, Botswanan cave
• Kudykina Gora, Russian park
• Kuroki flower garden, Japanese flower garden
• Kyrykungir, Kazakh archaeological site
• La Cuevona, Spanish cave
• La Manuela Hacienda, Pablo Escobar’s abandoned Colombian mansion
• La Mula-Sarigua, Panamanian archaeological site
• Laprida Cemetery, Argentine Art Deco cemetery
• Le Louxor, French cinema
• Linshi, town in Chongqing, China
• Los Humeros, Mexican volcanic complex
• Loughareema, Northern Irish geologic site
• Manicomio di Colorno, abandoned asylum in Colorno, Italy
• North Sea Farm 1, world’s first commercial-scale seaweed farm, the Netherlands
• Observation Point Rock, Afghan-American haunted abandoned outpost
• Ohau Waterfall, New Zealand waterfull that doubles as a seal creche
• Omoide Yokochō, Japanese narrow maze of street vendors
• Palquella Pucamayu, Peruvian red river
• Ratenggaro, Indonesian village
• Sakafuneishi, Japanese archaeological site
• Sayama Hills, Japanese hill and forest area
• Senkwekwe Center, Congolese gorilla orphanage center
• Shenshayba Bazaar, Afghani village
• Sino-French Science Park Church, "shadowless" church in Chengdu, China
• Sodomite's Walk, British cruising path
• Source du Nil, Burundian location
• Taihe Zhenxing Palace, Taiwanese slanted palace
• The Restaurant of Mistaken Orders, Japanese restaurant and therapy program where all waiters are dementia patients
• Tianma Pier, ocean pier in Yantai, China that looks like a music treble
• Tieranatomisches Theater, German veterinary anatomy theatre
• Tiger Wall, rock wall in Dinosaur National Monument, Utah
• Tippen-Tappen-Tönchen, German stairs
• Tomb of Cerberus, Italian archaeological site
• Tomb of the Chariots, Italian archaeological site
• Tomb of the Unknown Roman Girl, British grave of an unknown girl
• Trafalgar Square police station, tiny station in London, UK
• Triceratops Gulch, American paleontology program
• Upla, Maharashtra, Indian village where monkeys own 32 acres of land
• Ventanas de Tisquizoque, Colombian geographic spot
• Viewpoint of the Moon, Angolan destination
• Xinxu Town, Guangxi, Chinese town known for housing "a 10-storey behemoth combining an assortment of architectural styles from all over the world"
• Yetnasteen, Scottish archaeological site
• Zengfu Bridge, Chinese viaduct bridge

Things

• 'otua fefine, female ancestors venerated into divine beings in the Ha’apai Islands, Tonga
• Abatimbo, Burundian drummers
• Abdoogh Khiar, Persian yogurt soup
• AIDS Mary, urban legend about a mass HIV spreader
• Accidental Renaissance / Accidental Baroque, photographic phenomeon
• Acubi, Korean fashion brand and aesthetic
• Aduno koro, Dogon ritual vessel
• Agiba, Kerewa skull hook
• Albanian paradox, observation that a population with a low socioeconomic status has a low mortality rate from coronary heart disease
• Alita Dolcia, earliest known pancake-like dish
• American Educational Gender Informational Service, Inc., American LGBTQ+ nonprofit clearinghouse
• Amphoriskos, Greek oil container
• Anmaki, Japanese confectionary
• Araneiform terrain, Martian geological feature
• Awa Shijira, Japanese textile
• Azorean hood / Capote e capelo, Azorean traditional garment
• Babende, initiation ritual in the Kuba Region, Congo
• Baikal Zen, natural phenomenon in which frigid temperatures and wind create tiny "shelves" for rocks on Lake Baikal
• Bailey chair, specialized chair for disabled dogs
• Bala Baiana, Brazilian confectionary
• Balah el Sham, Egyptian pastry
• Balboa (beer), Panamanian beer
• Bannock ritual, Celtic mock sacrifice ritual
• Baranta, Hungarian martial arts
• Bath of surprise, psychiatric shock method involving dunking into a bath
• Bauernmalerei, German/Austrian/Swiss folk art
• Bed pressing, Chinese torture method
• Big Wind, Hungarian giant firetruck
• Binky (jump), jump that rabbits do
• Biometric theft, stolen face and fingerprint information
• Biza'ah, third gender in Teotitlán del Valle, Mexico
• Blokecore, streetwear fashion trend
• Booralana nickorum, species of crustacean found in the Bahamas
• Boova Shenkel, Pennsylvanian Dutch dumpling dish
• Brazilian lemonade, Brazilian beverage
• Broncholith, calcified mass in the bronchus
• Cacen Gneifo, Welsh shearing cake
• Cagole, French female stereotype
• Calapurca, Bolivian soup dish
• Cầu Ngư, Vietnamese fisherman festival
• Charamico, Dominican Christmas tree
• Chibana hanaori, Okinawan textile
• Chongqing 1949, Chinese stage show
• Choni (subculture), Spanish subculture
• Choo Ba'ak, traditional Mexican bone cleaning
• Chrysanthemum tofu, flower-cut tofu
• Chuskor, Indian indigenous watermills
• Cocaine jaw, bruxism caused by cocaine use
• Corbezzolo honey, Sardinian honey
• Crater agate, type of rare Patagonian mineral found in Argentina
• Crip tax, tax placed on items made for disabled people
• Crown melon, Japanese muskmelon
• Cubarauis / Cubarawis, Cuban-Sahrawi people
• Curetex, Japanese paper material
• Da Gui, Tibetan new year ceremony also known as “beating ghost”
• Dandelion salad, Great Depression-era recipe
• Danish pastel, interior and graphic design aesthetic
• Demaeki, Japanese food-steadying device
• Derbisol, fictitious drug used on surveys
• Deshilado, embroidery technique from Aguascalientes, Mexico
• Dhaqan celis, Somali re-education camps
• Diplomat cream, French cream filling
• Dorado octopus, species of octopus
• E-Dermis, artificial skin for prosthetics with the ability to feel
• Ekicholong, Turkana stool
• El Gigante (moai), largest moai found on Easter Island
• Endangered Child Alert Program, FBI program to identify people involved in child sex abuse/pornography
• Entenga, Ugandan drum
• Exclusome, mammalian cellular mini-organ
• Exhausting an Eagle, Chinese torture method
• Extreme embalming, lifelike embalming technique
• Fairy butter (food), Colonial American recipe
• Feather cyst, avian benign skin condition
• Feísmo, Galician architectural phenomenon
• Film soup, film degradation technique
• Firefly Sparkle, galaxy
• Fiske Reading Machine, 1920s precursor to the Kindle
• FLAMINGO (simulation), scientific simulation of the universe
• Flammarionella hehaikuni, Mesozoic bioluminescent firefly species
• Flying Kiss (attraction), Chinese dual statue
• G-measles/Geasles, measles caused by g-force
• Ga'an, Apache dance
• Ghost Apple, frozen over-apples which are resistant to temperatures that freeze water to a greater extent and remain intact as a frozen shell
• Giant escape crater, Siberian permafrost craters
• Gilded ghetto, term for when a formerly impoverished neighborhood goes through revitalization and gentrification
• Glitter: Em Busca de um Sonho, Brazilian television show
• Gomesa Jiaho Queen Orchid, hybrid orchid
• Grere'o, Solomon Islander shield
• Gurokawa, Japanese fashion aesthetic
• Hagondes, Seneca clown spirit
• Haka Pei, Easter Islander sport
• Harbinger of Failure, type of consumer
• Hashigo-nori, Japanese ladder-top acrobatics
• Heifer heels, Moonshiner false cow shoes
• Hellbanger, Botswanan metalheads
• Hikimono, Japanese woodturning
• Hitogata, Japanese doll
• Hoover stew, Great Depression era “stew” of tomatoes, macaroni, corn, and hot dogs
• Indigirka salad, voted the worst food in the world
• Irawhiti, Maōri transgender identity
• Itriyya, Arabic pasta
• Japanese denim, type of expensive denim
• Jinoko, Japanese clay powder
• Juci, Japanese pottery repair technique
• Judas cradle, Spanish torture device
• K'alapurka, Bolivian soup
• Kanawa-tsugi, Japanese joinery technique
• Karasu-zoku, Japanese 1980s fashion movement
• Kauyumari (folklore), Huichol blue deer
• Kelp burning, Scottish traditional industry
• Khao gai noi, Laotian rice
• Khrustyky, Ukrainian cookies
• Kiboku, Japanese turtle shell divination
• Kilombismo / Quilombismo, Afro-Brazilian political philisophy
• Kishitze, painting implement for easter egg painting
• Knee rouge, flapper fashion trend
• Kohakotou, Japanese candy
• Kohomba Kankariya, Sri Lankan devil dance
• Koyemsi, Hopi and Zuñi folkloric character
• Krathong thong, Thai savory pastry
• Kukari ki Rasam, Rajput female virginity test
• Kupi Khop, upside-down Indonesian coffee
• Kusaki-zome, Japanese textile dyeing technique
• Kwon kal, Ugandan millet bread dish
• Kynam/Kyara (wood), type of agarwood
• Kyu-taishin and Shin-taishin, status of Japanese buildings to earthquake resistance guidelines
• Ladoum, Touabire, and Bali-bali, sheep breeds from Senegal, Mauritania, and Mali (in order)
• Lappkok, Finnish reindeer dumplings
• Lash egg, abnormal object laid by a hen
• Läslov, Swedish reading week
• Latvian blue cow, “national symbols” of the country
• Lele doll, Mexican rag doll
• Levitate Music and Arts Festival, American music festival
• Lewton bus, cinematic technique
• Lithoptysis, condition where someone coughs up calcified material
• Little Miss No Name, failed 1965 Hasbro doll
• Luminous Fast Cooler, class of cosmic explosion
• Lunatic box, “psychiatric” torture method that kept the prisoner in total darkness for hours
• MacAndreas, tartan trademarked by Vivienne Westwood
• Makishi, Zambian masked character
• Mammoth house, Structure found in Russia that is made of mammoth bones
• Mannapuuro, Finnish porridge
• Megabed, large deposits in deep-sea basins thought to be the result of catastrophic events
• Melanesian Border Plateau, Pacific underwater volcanic plateau
• Melopita, Greek honey pie
• Miyazaki mango, world’s most expensive mango
• Miyuki-zoku, 1964 Japanese youth subculture
• Mojie Ringo, Japanese technique for applying graphic elements to apples
• Mongee banana, banana variety with an edible peel
• Mukansa, Japanese swordsmith title
• Mummy label, mummy identification tag
• Naniwa Honzome, Japanese textile dyeing technique
• Ngalakh, Senegalese dish
• Night runner (folklore), Kenyan urban legend
• Niksat/Niskat, Ethiopian tattooing tradition
• Nokehick, Native American cornmeal
• Norman Mosaics, Sicilian series of artworks
• Not Deer, Appalachian cryptid
• Ohmie, first 3-D printed lamp
• Okumidori, Japanese tea cultivar
• Omeggid, Guna third gender
• Ominugui, Japanese Buddha statue cleansing
• Opiyel Guobiran, Taino soul dog
• Osanaetoki Bankokubanashi, Japanese illustrated history of the USA
• Ottomeyer Mammut, largest plow ever made
• Oubaitori, Ancient Japanese idiom
• Ouji (fashion), Japanese Victorian-inspired fashion style
• Ovoveil, sustainable material made of eggshells
• Palestinian chair, Israeli torture method
• Palung salt, expensive Balinese salt
• Paracingulate sulcus, sulcus in the brain
• Phantom sense, psychological phenomenon in virtual reality
• Piso Firme (program), Mexico’s "solid floor" program
• Pitao Cozobi, Zapotec god
• Pitchfork hanging, Dutch Sport also known as gaffelhangen
• Pontiac Ghost Car, transparent 1939 car
• Pontus plate, ancient tectonic plate
• Prison napalm, form of napalm created in prison
• Punk health, Chinese wellness trend
• Qumbaz, type of Palestinian coat
• Raw Time, American public access show
• Red Man of Tuileries Palace, French ghost legend
• Ree ree khaosan, Thai traditional game
• Relativistic blade, theoretical plasma blade
• Respiro Del Diavolo, ultra-spicy ice cream
• Retrograde milk flow, infant-to-mother transfer
• Samoojat, Finnish nursery style
• Sato Nishiki cherry, Japanese cherry variety
• Schist Disk, Ancient Egyptian artifact
• Sciara serpens, species of sandworm
• Sensay, Dominican carnival tradition
• Shellfish battery, biodegradable battery alternative made from shellfish
• Shonishin, Japanese child acupuncture
• Shuudan koudou, Japanese art of synchronized walking
• Sigouni, Greek folk costume
• Sikchi, Korean food therapy and belief system
• Sistagirl, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander transgender women
• Snow silence, effect of snow on soundwaves
• Soap Sally, Appalachian folk figure
• Sopita (soup), Mexican vegetable soup
• Spontaneous synchronization, phenomenon where a group of oscillating units with different natural frequencies begin to oscillate at a common frequency
• Suba (cape), Hungarian traditional shepherds cape
• Sukhala, Burkinabé traditional houses
• Sympathetic flare, type of solar flare
• Tabnen-naow, Burkinabé bread
• Takigyo, Japanese waterfall meditation
• Tambaloslos, Filipino lust monster
• Tambour beading, French beading technique
• Tebako, Japanese personal boxes
• Tech pack, set of documents that provide a blueprint for a product's design, materials, and construction
• Tecomate, Mesoamerican ceramic vessel
• Teenage galaxy, galaxy that formed 2–3 billion years after the Big Bang
• Tennis roll, Guyanese bread roll
• Thermoblock, heating block used in espresso machines
• Tian op, Thai scented candle
• Tiger chair, Chinese torture device
• Tobi shokunin, Japanese construction worker
• Togidashi kawari-nuri, Japanese lacquerware technique
• Tournée cut, culinary vegetable cutting technique
• Tranquilizer chair, a heavy wooden chair used in early psychiatry in which patients were strapped at the chest, abdomen, ankles, and knees, with their head inserted in a wooden box
• TRIDENT (telescope), Chinese underwater telescope
• Tsuishu, Japanese lacquerware
• Tunglubuk Chi, Lepcha tapioca alcohol drink
• Udzungwastreptus, genus of millipede
• Umm Al Duwais, Emirati evil folklore figure
• Uriko (baseball), Japanese female beer vendors
• Urningsball / Tuntenball, German crossdressing balls
• vB_HmeY_H4907, bacteriophage discovered in the Mariana Trench
• VEG-05, tomato-growing experiment in space
• Vella Quaresma, graphic representation of Lent
• Ventres jaunes, French knife grinders
• Vertical Shoot Positioning, plant trellis positioning technique
• Vlach Magic, Serbian dark magic
• Waktoglaka, Lakota story retelling custom
• Walt Disney frozen body conspiracy, rumor that Walt Disney’s body was cryogenically frozen after his death
• Wasshoi, Japanese cheer
• Water glassing, egg preservation technique
• Water park razorblades, water park urban legend
• Welcome Corps, American private government program for welcoming refugees and immigrants
• Whistling vessel, Andean musical instrument
• Xantil, Nahuan efficy censer
• Yonige-ya, Japanese businesses that help people disappear
• Yumomi, Japanese method of cooling hot springs

Redirects

• Dude, This Sucks, lost MTV show pilot
• Ishoku-hada, Japanese fashion style
• J0613+52, galaxy without any stars
• Kinnera, Indian stringed instrument
• Nube (galaxy), dwarf galaxy

Events

• 'A Chiena, Italian festival tradition
• Adam God riot, 1908 riot in Kansas City
• Akutai Matsuri / Akutare Matsuri, Japanese profanity festival
• Battle of Gravensteen Castle, 1949 Belgian anti-beer tax protest
• Bikaner Camel Festival, Indian camel festival
• Dama (ceremony), Malian post-burial ritual ceremony
• Egetmann parade, Italian carnival parade
• Fil Loxera Festival, Spanish festival
• Glöcklerlauf, Austrian parade
• Heiva i Tahiti, Tahitian festival
• Jarramplas Festival, turnip festival in Piornal, Spain
• Khanh Ha Festival, Vietnamese mud ball wrestling festival
• King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, Saudi Arabian camel festival
• Kiotoshi, Japanese log riding ceremony
• Lan Sak bus fire, 2023 Thai bus fire
• Markopoulo Snake Festival, Greek snake festival
• Miss Correct Posture, 1956 pageant staged by chiropractors
• Mukanda, African rite of passage
• Temperance Hall drag ball, 1880 drag ball in Manchester, UK
• Tomball Regional Medical Center standoff, event in 2015. George Pickering kept police away at gunpoint while his son, George Pickering III, was on life support after a stroke when upset about his treatment. His son gave a hand squeeze while in a coma, proving to Pickering that the doctors should not turn off life support.
• Wara Art Festival, straw animal sculpture festival in Niigata, Japan

Companies

• Asahiya (delicatessen), Japanese deli that sells kobe croquettes with a 30-year waitlist
• Bhutan Baseball & Softball Association, Bhutanese sports organization
• Bionic Reading, Swiss literacy software company
• Carson Dellosa Education, American educational supplies company
• Inge-Glas, German Christmas ornament company
• L. T. Piver, French perfume house
• Nakau (chain), Japanese fast food chain
• Sophie Hallette, French lingerie brand
• Terra Dalyssa, Tunisian olive oil company
• The Beatrice Project, Zimbabwean anti-prostitution organization
• Tocabe Indigenous Marketplace, American online grocer
• Too Young to Wed, American anti-child marriage organization
• Toyhouse, original character showcase
• Trifari, Italian-American vintage jewelry brand

Translate/Expand

TRANSLATE:

• Drag Vulcano
• Elecktra
• Mademoiselle Boop
• Drag Couenne

EXPAND:

• Cookie Kunty
• La Grande Dame
• Lova Ladiva
• La Kahena
• La Briochée
• Mami Watta (drag queen)
• Piche (drag queen)
• Sara Forever
• Cristian Peralta
• Marina Summers
• Eva Le Queen
• Xilhouete
• Gabriella Labucci
• Flor (drag queen)
• Hollywould Star
• Bumpa Love
• Miss Fiercalicious
• Isis Avis Loren
• Organzza
• Nearah Nuff
• Aurora Matrix
• Venus (drag queen)
• Kam Hugh
• Kelly Heelton
• Most of the CDR3 girls

CREATE (PASSES GNG)?:

• Elips (drag queen)
• Vivaldi (drag queen)
• Madame Madness
• Vermelha Noir
• Yvonne Nightstand
• Metamorkid
• Hellena Malditta
• Betina Polaroid
• Naza (drag queen)

Useful links

• [1] - 101lasttribes.com, African tribes
• [2] - wikipedia.org, List of legislatures by country
• [3] - pap.au.int, list of current Pan African Parliament members
• [4] - wikipedia.org, List of record charts
• [5] - wikipedia.org, Requested articles
• [6] - wikipedia.org, Women in Red
• [7] - wikipedia.org, Pageant queens
• [8] - everypolitician.org, Lists of parliament members
• [9] - chr.up.ac.za, Additional Pan African Parliament member list
• [10] - europarl.europa.eu, More Pan African Parliament members
• [11] - ascap.com, Musician search
• [12] - traditionalsports.org, Traditional sports
• [13] - tasteatlas.com, Foods of the world
• [14] - encylocraftsapr.com, Crafts of the Asian Pacific
• [15] - queermusicheritage.com, LGBTQ+ musicians and early drag performers
• [16] - digitaltransgenderarchive.net, Transgender and LGBTQ+ studies
• [17] - missionsoffroad.com, Travel
• [18] - atlasobscura.com, Travel
• [19] - orkneyjar.com, Travel (Orkney Islands)
• [20] - wikipedia.org, Gallery of sovereign state flags
• FDA Most Wanted Fugitives
• artnews.com
• National sports teams
• List of women's firsts
• Missing encyclopedic articles
• Transgender rememberance
• Queer history
• List of last surviving World War II veterans
• List of executioners
• List of aesthetics
• Singapore women’s hall of fame
• Turkish culture portal
• International Best Dressed Hall of Fame List
• Coty Award
• Neiman Marcus Fashion Award
• Historic mysteries
• Cherokee National Treasure
• metismuseum.ca
• kogeijapan.com
• web-japan.org
• japan.travel/en/japan-magazine/
• List of first women dentists by country
• List of political self-immolations
• FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives by year, 1950
• counterextremism.com
• embassies.info
• National Heroes Acre (Zimbabwe)
• Outline of academic disciplines
• Outline of history
• List of national anthems / List of regional anthems
• Outline of culture
• Literature by country
• forgottenwomenwake.com
• Sheriffs in the United States
• ich.unesco.org/en/lists
• businessoffashion.com/bof500/search
• archives.vwml.org
• List of languages by time of extinction
• Wikipedia:Meetup#Projects and events
• rictornorton.co.uk/index.htm
• National Heritage Fellowship
• flashbak.com
• pan-african-music.com
• 100 Women (BBC)
• CNN Heroes
• Index of branches of science
• List of topics characterized as pseudoscience
• Lists of Vogue cover models