| One-named "More to Love" hostess | 42 |
| One-named "No Ordinary Love" singer | 45 |
| One-named "Orinoco Flow" singer | 41 |
| One-named "Watermark" singer | 38 |
| One-named 1970's singer | 27 |
| One-named 1970s-'80s supermodel | 35 |
| One-named 2009 Oscar winner | 27 |
| One-named 50's-60's teen idol | 37 |
| One-named 90's singer | 25 |
| One-named actor | 15 |
| One-named actor from Tel Aviv | 29 |
| One-named actor in "The Thief of Bagdad" | 50 |
| One-named actress in "No Way Out" | 43 |
| One-named art deco designer | 27 |
| One-named art deco master | 25 |
| One-named artist | 16 |
| One-named author of "A Dog of Flanders" | 49 |
| One-named author of 1867's "Under Two Flags" | 58 |
| One-named Barbadian singer | 26 |
| One-named Belgian cartoonist who created the Smurfs | 51 |
| One-named Brazilian NBA standout | 32 |
| One-named Brazilian soccer star | 31 |
| One-named Brazilian soccer star in the 2008 Time 100 | 52 |
| One-named British model/actress | 31 |
| One-named British pop singer | 28 |
| One-named buxom blonde of '50s TV | 37 |
| One-named children's singer | 31 |
| One-named comedian | 18 |
| One-named comedian in "Jingle All the Way" | 52 |
| One-named comedian with a talk show | 35 |
| One-named costume designer | 26 |
| One-named couturier | 19 |
| One-named Deco artist | 21 |
| One-named Deco designer | 23 |
| One-named deco master | 21 |
| One-named designer | 18 |
| One-named ECW wrestler | 22 |
| One-named Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar winner | 40 |
| One-named entertainer | 21 |
| One-named fashion designer | 26 |
| One-named fashion designer of the disco era | 43 |
| One-named fashion illustrator | 29 |
| One-named female singer with the 2002 #1 hit "Foolish" | 64 |
| One-named fictional detective | 29 |
| One-named film star of the 1930s-'60s | 41 |
| One-named flamenco entertainer | 30 |
| One-named flamenco guitarist | 28 |
| One-named folk music great | 26 |
| One-named folk singer | 21 |
| One-named folksinger | 20 |
| One-named former supermodel | 27 |
| One-named Gaelic folk singer | 28 |
| One-named Gaelic singer | 23 |
| One-named gay icon | 18 |
| One-named Grammy winner | 23 |
| One-named Grammy winner of 2001 | 31 |
| One-named Grammy winner of 2007 | 31 |
| One-named Greek | 15 |
| One-named Greek musician | 24 |
| One-named Greek singer | 22 |
| One-named Harper's Bazaar illustrator | 41 |
| One-named illustrator | 21 |
| One-named Irish folk singer | 27 |
| One-named Irish Grammy winner | 29 |
| One-named Irish singer | 22 |
| One-named Italian model | 23 |
| One-named Italian supermodel | 28 |
| One-named jazzy singer | 22 |
| One-named male model | 20 |
| One-named Milanese model | 24 |
| One-named model | 15 |
| One-named model on many romance novel covers | 44 |
| One-named model who wrote "True Beauty" | 49 |
| One-named model who wrote the children's book "What Are You Hungry For?" | 86 |
| One-named model-turned-actor | 28 |
| One-named model/actress | 23 |
| One-named musician born in Kalamata | 35 |
| One-named musician descended from Melville | 42 |
| One-named musician with the album "Keys to Imagination" | 65 |
| One-named neo-soul singer | 25 |
| One-named New Age instrumentalist | 33 |
| One-named New Age keyboardist | 29 |
| One-named New Age musician | 26 |
| One-named New Age pianist | 25 |
| One-named New Age singer | 24 |
| One-named New Age singer from Ireland | 37 |
| One-named New Age vocalist | 26 |
| One-named New Ager | 18 |
| One-named Nigerian singer | 25 |
| One-named Nigerian singer of "The Sweetest Taboo" | 59 |
| One-named Nigerian songstress | 29 |
| One-named Nigerian-born singer | 30 |
| One-named one-hit wonder who sang "You Gotta Be" | 58 |
| One-named Oscar winner | 22 |
| One-named plus-size model | 25 |
| One-named pop singer | 20 |
| One-named pop singer/jet-setting idea man | 41 |
| One-named pop star | 18 |
| One-named pop star with the 2001 hit "Whenever, Wherever" | 67 |
| One-named pop superstar | 23 |