Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the Little House on the Prairie books

Laura (1944 film), starring Gene Tierney

Dr. Laura, outspoken right-wing radio talk show host

Laura of Luke and Laura Spencer, characters on the soap opera General Hospital

Laura Branigan, 4 time Grammy nominated singer

Laura Bush, First Lady of the United States

Laura Ashley (1925–1985), a Welsh designer who gave her name to a clothing, home furnishings, and perfume brand

Laura (WARP character), the protagonist of Japanese developer WARP's video games

Laura San Giacomo, actress

"Laura" a song by the Celtic-Punk band Flogging Molly. Dedicated to lead singer's dead wife who was named "Laura".

Laura Bow, fictional detective

Laura Secord Chocolates, a chain of chocolate delicatessens

Princess Maria Laura of Belgium

Laura, Queensland, Australia

Laura, Ohio, a small village

Laura (band), an Australian post-rock band

Laura or Lavra (Greek: Λάυρα, Cyrillic: Лавра), a cluster of cells or caves, used by hermits

"Laura" (song), the first charting single by the Scissor Sisters in 2003

Laura (1979 film)

Laura Lippman, author whose books include Baltimore Blues

Laura (Laura Pausini album), 1994 studio album by Italian singer–songwriter Laura Pausini

Oh Laura, a Swedish indie band formerly known as Laura

'Lauretta' is a popular Christian girl's name in India, especially southern states like Kerala. The most common meaning associated with this name is the Italian version of Latin word Slayer, viz Demon slayer in Bible. However, from an Indian context...

Laura, South Australia, Australia

"Laura" (1945 song), adapted from the film's theme

Laura, Saskatchewan, Canada

Laura is a common given name for a female. Derived from Latin (Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece), it is used in many countries, including Croatia, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Scandinavia, Spain, and the United States. The name has several meanings, including: laurel wreth, laurel crowned, laurel tree, sweet bay tree, victory, chosen, famous, sweet, wonderful and winner. According to the Social Security Administration, the name Laura was among the top 50 names for female babies for much of the early 20th century in the United States, but dropped to top 100-120 in the 1930s-40s, then rebounded to the top 20 in 1984-1986, and has since dropped off the 120th afterward.^[1]

"Laura", a song performed by Billy Joel on his album The Nylon Curtain

Laura Secord, Canadian heroine who warned Canadian troops of an impending American attack during the War of 1812

Laura, the subject of love poetry by Petrarch

Laura Hillenbrand, author of Seabiscuit

Laura Palmer, the girl whose murder is the underlying subject of Twin Peaks

Laura Roslin, the President of the Twelve Colonies on the reimagined Battlestar Galactica

Laura Winslow, daughter on the television series Family Matters

Laura Brown, the character portrayed by Julianne Moore in the film The Hours