Samantha Bee
Terre, Maggie, Suzzy Roche
Barbara Boxer
Nm. I see in the Op
Newt Gingrich
Ray Romano
Butterfly McQueen
Jackson Pollock
There’s a famous British actor named Trevor Peacock (I assume he’s famous as I’ve heard of him and I live in the US), who also had sons who are actors but I won’t name them lest I break the rules.
How about Paul Rudd?
Adam Ant
Bat Masterson
Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Peter Coyote (stage name) is famously the narrator on many documentaries, including Ken Burns’ stuff.
Emmy winner Sarah Snook
Edward Gibbon (author of The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire)
Candace Blackbird (scored over 1000 points for the University of Nebraska’s women’s basketball team)
Martin Short (comic actor)
Omar Bongo (second president of Gabon)
Brian Cardinal (star basketball player at Purdue who went on to an NBA career)
Taylor Swift
I’m curious why Theodore Sturgeon is listed in the OP under “Nicknames, Pen Names, Stage Names” rather than “Family Names”? It wasn’t his birth name but wasn’t a pen name either – according to Wikipedia it was legally changed at age 11 when his mother remarried.
Mink Stole — (actress in John Waters movies)
Does the compound name “Wolfgang” count? It’s a common first name in Germanic cultures and has always amused me, since it’s so suggestive of “wolf pack”. There’s:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Puck (famous Austrian chef)
Wolfgang Petersen (German director who directed the famous Das Boot)
Wolfgang Pauli (Austrian theoretical physicist; the Pauli exclusion principle was named after him)
Hall Of Fame baseball player Rabbit Maranville
(Often given as the answer to the question, hey, who’s the worst player in the Hall Of Fame?)