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      | This is a list of people known widely by a stage name or pseudonym consisting of a single word.
 The list does not include the many famous people who are commonly referred to by their last name (e.g. Mozart, Shakespeare, Hitler, etc). It is quite common and regular for last names to be used to identify historic and pop culture figures.
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      | Aaliyah (Haughton), (1979-2001), American R&B singer Abigail, Australian television actress
 Adrock, US member the Beastie Boys
 AI  (1981-) Japanese-American singer
 Alaska, (1963-) Spanish singer
 Aliz�e, (born 1984), French singer
 Ambrose  (1896-1971), English bandleader
 Anastacia (Newkirk)
 Angelyne, Hollywood and Los Angeles icon
 Annabella (1909-1996), French film actress
 Annabella (born 1965), British singer
 Arletty, (1898-1992), French model and actress
 Ashanti, American singer
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      | Babyface (born 1958), African American music producer and singer Bada, Korean singer
 Barbara (1930-1997), French singer
 Barnsey, Australian singer
 Basia, (born 1954), Polish singer
 Bebeto, Brazilian Football player
 Beck (Hansen), musician
 Berio (born 1981), Brazilian-Italian Film Director, Poet, Music Producer
 Beyonc�, singer, formerly known as Beyonc� Knowles
 Bez  - dancer for the Happy Mondays
 Billie, (born 1982), British singer and actress
 Biswadip, Noted Radio presenter of India and Activist
 Bird, (1920-1955), jazz musician
 Bix, (1903-1931) jazz musician
 Bizcocho, Puerto Rican actor and comedian
 Bj�rk, singer
 BoA, (1986-) Korean pop singer
 Bongo, Bongo the Clown (1957-) US Artist, Sculptor, Clown
 Bono, (born 1960), lead singer of Irish rock band U2
 Bootsy (Collins), (born 1951), American funk musician
 Bourvil (1917-1970), French actor
 Brandy, African-American singer and actress
 Brassa� (1899�1984), Parisian photographer
 Buckethead, American musician
 Buju, (born 1973), Jamaican singer
 Butterbean, boxer
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      | Cam'ron
         (Cameron Giles) - American rapper Campino, lead singer of German punk rock band Die Toten Hosen
 Cappadonna - rapper
 Caprice  - model
 Capucine  (1931-1990), European actress
 Capulina, Mexican comedy actor
 Ceca b. 1973, Serbian folk singer
 Cepillin, Mexican television clown
 Charo, (born 1942), singer, dancer, comedian, actress & classical guitar player
 Charytin (born c. 1950), singer and actress
 Chayanne, Puerto Rican singer
 Cher (Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPi�re), (born 1946), American singer
 Chespirito (born 1929), writer, actor, comedian, and songwriter
 Chilli (Rozonda Thomas), singer (TLC)
 Christo (born 1935), Bulgarian-born American environmental artist
 Ciara  (born 1985), African-American singer
 Cicciolina, (born 1951), radical left-wing politician and former porn star
 Colette (1873-1954) French novelist
 Coluche  (1944-1986), French comedian
 Coolio, rapper
 Cosima, (born 1976), Australian singer
 Cristina  (born 1948), journalist, talk show host and actress
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      | Dalbello (born 1958), Canadian singer/songwriter Dalida  (1933-1987), Egyptian/French singer
 Damia  (1889-1978), French singer
 Dana - singer
 D'Angelo (born 1974), American nu soul singer
 Denilson, Brazilian footballer
 Deodato, Brazilian jazz musician
 Des'ree (Weeks) (born c. 1969), British singer
 Dido (born 1971), British singer
 Dion (born 1939), American rocker
 Divine, (1945-1988), noted transvestite, appeared in films by John Waters
 Donovan, (born 1946), British singer
 Dugazon, (1746-1809), French actor
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      Edge, Guitarist for U2 Elle, Australian International supermodel
 Elvira, American horror actress
 El Topo, Puerto Rican singer
 Eminem, American rapper
 Emmanuel, Mexican singer
 Emme, supermodel
 Enya, (born 1961), Irish New Age musician
 Eugene, (WWE) professional wrestling character
 Everlast, rapper and guitarist
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      | Fabian
       - teen idol Fabio - model
 Falco, (1957-1998), Austrian rock musician
 Fantasia - American Idol
 Fergie, Black Eyed Peas member
 Fernandel, (1903-1971), French actor
 Fieldy- bassist for American metal band Korn
 Fish, (born 1958), singer
 Flea - bassist for American funk band the Red Hot Chili Peppers
 Fuzz, former bass player of the band Disturbed
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      |  -G- |  
      | Gackt, Japanese singer Gallagher, US comedian from double act Gallagher and Shean
 Gallagher, US comedian
 Georgious (1891-1970), French singer
 Geraldo, (born 1943), talk show host
 Gerardo, rapper
 Gauge, Adult film actress
 Gia, (1960-1986) US Fashion model
 Gisele, International Supermodel
 Giselle, Puerto Rican salsa singer
 Gribouille (1941-1968), French singer
 Grooverider, DJ
 Guru - American rapper
 Gurudutt, Indian film-maker
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      | Hermeto
        (Pascoal), (born 1936), Brazilian musician Hide, (1964-1998), Japanese musician, lead guitarist of the band X Japan
 Hildegarde (1906-2005), American cabaret singer
 Hitomi, Japanese pop singer
 Hyde, (born 1969), Japanese musician, member of the band L'Arc-en-Ciel
 Hollywould, fashion designer
 Hondo, US basketball player.
 Hortencia, (born 1959) Brazilian basketball player
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      | Ichiro, Japanese baseball player Iman (born 1955), model, wife of David Bowie
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      | Jack�e (born 1956) - American actress Jandek - underground musician
 Jewel (Kilcher), (born 1974) - American singer
 Jin - Chinese American rap artist
 Jobriath  (born 1946) - American rock singer
 Jo�lle  (1953-1982)- American born French singer
 Josignacio (Painter)  - Contemporary Artist Creator of Plastic Paint Medium
 Jordan - model
 Juanes (born 1972) - Colombian rock singer-songwriter
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      | Kak�, Brazillian footballer Kalichandran,
 Kamahl, Australian singer
 Karandash, Soviet clown
 Kelis (Rogers), American singer
 Ken, Japanese musician of L'Arc~en~Ciel
 Kenzo, Japanese fashion designer
 Kiki, (1901-1953), nightclub singer, actress, model, and painter
 Kitaro, (born 1953), Japanese New Age musician
 Klaha, Japanese singer
 Kool  - singer
 Koyuki, (1976-) Japanese actress
 K�zi, Japanese musician of Malice Mizer fame
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      | Lalaine, actress born in 1987 Leadbelly, (1885-1949), American blues musician
 Lekain, French actor
 Lemmy, (born 1945), English bass player
 Lennon, American rock musician
 Leon, (or "The Only Leon"),  female impersonator Francis Leon
 Liberace (1919-1987), Pianist in Las Vegas
 Limahl (born 1958), British singer
 Loriot, (born 1923)
 Ludacris, American rapper
 Lucero, Mexican singer, formerly known as Lucerito
 Lulu, (born 1948), Scottish singer
 Lunna, Puerto Rican singer
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      | Madonna, (born 1958), American pop star Mako, Prolific Japanese actor
 Mana, Japanese musician and Lolita fashion icon
 Mandisa, (born 1977), American Idol contestant
 Manny - (Ramirez) Dominican superstar baseball player
 Mantovani - Italian-British orchestra leader
 Mario - R&B singer
 Martika (born 1969), American singer
 Mase, (born 1978), American rapper
 Matrix, (born 1978), American basketball player
 Matthew, Japanese variety show host and comic
 
  Melanie, American singer Melody, Spanish singer
 Melody, British singer
 Miyavi, (1981-) Japanese singer
 Mireille (1906-1996), French singer/songwriter
 Miriam
 Mistinguett, (1875-1956), French singer
 Mitsou, Quebec pop singer
 Moby, (born 1965), musician
 Moelona, Welsh novelist
 Momus, Scottish singer
 Morrissey - singer, formerly of the band The Smiths
 Mugihito, Japanese seiyuu
 Munky- guitarist for American metal band Korn
 Musidora (1889-1957), French actress
 Mya, singer
 Mystikal, (born 1975), American rapper
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      | Nadar
         (1820�1910), French photographer Najee, smooth jazz musician
 Nas, (born 1973), American rapper
 Nelly, hip-hop artist
 Nena, German singer of "99 Red Balloons"
 Nen�, (born 1982), Brazilian NBA player
 Nico, (1938-1988), model and singer
 Nitty, American rap/hip-hop artist
 Noodles, guitarist for The Offspring
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      | Olivia, R&B singer Olivia, (1979-) Japanese-American pop singer
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      | Peja, (born 1977) small forward on the Sacramento Kings Pel�, (born 1940), Brazilian soccer star
 Penn, (born 1955), of stage magic duo Penn and Teller
 Peter, Japanese transvestite and actor, starred in Akira Kurosawa's Ran
 Phranc, American singer songwriter
 P!nk, (born 1979), American singer songwriter
 Pitof, French film director
 Posh, British singer (Spice Girls) and wife of David Beckham
 Pras, (born 1972), American rapper, member of The Fugees
 Prince, (born 1958), American soul musician
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      | Rahzel, American hip-hop artist, member of The Roots Ra�l (born 1977), Spanish football player
 Raven, actress, singer, and former model born in 1985
 Romanthony, American musician
 Romario, footballer
 Ronaldinho, footballer
 Roseanne - American actress and comedian
 Run, US member of Run DMC
 RuPaul, (born 1960), American drag queen and talk show host
 Ruslana, (born 1973), Ukrainian singer
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      | Sabrina, American actress Sade, British singer
 Sakura, Japanese drummer; formerly of the band L'Arc~en~Ciel
 Samy, famous TV hair-dresser
 Savannah, (1970-1994), American pornographic actress
 Scribe, New Zealand rapper
 Seal, (born 1963), British R&B singer
 Seka, (born 1954), Porn star
 Seth, Comic book writer and artist
 Selena, (1971-1995), singer
 Shagrath, vocalist for Dimmu Borgir
 Shakira, singer
 Shcheck, one of founders of Kiev
 Shoo, a Korean singer and actress
 Sinbad, American actor, comedian (born 1956).
 Sissi, model
 Skin, British singer
 Slash, guitarist formerly of Guns N' Roses and currently Velvet Revolver
 Snakefinger (1949-1987), musician
 Snoop (Dogg), West-Coast rapper, AKA Calvin Broadus
 Sonique, British DJ / singer
 Squarepusher, electronic musician
 Stelarc, performance artist
 Stendhal, (1783-1842), pen-name of the novelist Marie-Henri Beyle
 Sting, (born 1951), British musician, formerly of The Police
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      | Taco, Dutch singer ("Puttin' on the Ritz") Takaloo, world ranked boxer
 Takanohana, sumo wrestler
 Tarako (born 1960), Japan voice actress (seiyu)
 Tarkan (born 1972), Turkish singer
 Tatiana (born 1968), Mexican singer
 Tatu, indoor soccer player
 Teller (born 1948), of Penn and Teller
 Tetsu, Japanese musician of L'Arc~en~Ciel
 Tiffany (born 1971), American teen idol
 Topol, actor (born 1935)
 Toyah (born 1958), British singer and actress
 Trey, American singer, member of Phish
 Tupac (or 2pac) (1971-1996), American rapper
 Twiggy, (born 1949)
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      | Usher, R&B singer Utada, Japanese singer.
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      | Vampira (born 1921), Finnish-born American actress Voltaire, Author of Candide and other works
 Voltaire Cuban-born American musician, named after the author
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      | Weegee (1899-1968), American photojournalist Wilhelmina (1940-1980), high-fashion model
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      |   Xuxa (born 1963), Brazilian television actress and singer  |  
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      | Yanni (born 1954), musician Yaz (born 1939), Baseball Hall of Famer
 Yevonde (1893�1975), Parisian photographer
 Yuri (born 1964), a Mexican singer and actress
 Yuri, a Korean singer.
 Yu~ki Japanese musician of Malice Mizer fame
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      | Zara, Turkish folk singer Zazi, German cyber artist
 Zazie, French pop singer
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