Wikipedia:List of infoboxes/Arts & Entertainment

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Contents 1 Anime and Manga 2 Comics 2.1 Superhero Box 2.2 Superteam 2.3 Comic Book Title 2.4 Graphic novel 3 Webcomics 4 Comic Strips 5 Games 5.1 Computer and video games 5.2 Video game characters 6 Star Trek 6.1 Episodes 6.2 Characters 7 Pokémon 8 Sport 8.1 Olympics 8.2 Athletes 8.2.1 Pro Golfers 8.2.2 Snooker players 9 Film & Television 9.1 Academy Awards Ceremonies 9.2 Television episodes 9.3 TV episode 2 10 Music 10.1 World music 10.2 Music genres 10.3 Musicians 10.4 Musical recordings 10.5 Record labels 10.6 Works of classical music 11 Print 12 Newspaper

[edit] Anime and Manga

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The Adventures of Wikipedia!
ウィキペディアの大冒険! (The Adventures of Wikipedia!)
Genre	Drama, Action, Romance
Manga
Authored by	Jimbo Wales User:Kasuga (art)
Publisher	Wikimedia
Serialized in	Wikipedia
Original run	January 15, 2001 – ongoing
No. of volumes	1,534,584 articles

[edit] Comics

See Wikipedia:Wikiproject Comics

[edit] Superhero Box

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Invisible Woman
250px The Invisible Woman. Art by Steve McNiven
Publisher Marvel Comics First appearance Fantastic Four #1 (1961) Created by Stan Lee Jack Kirby
Characteristics Alter ego Susan Storm Richards Affiliations Fantastic Four, Avengers Notable aliases Baroness Von Doom, Stormy Sue, Malice, Mistress of Hate, Invisible Girl Abilities Invisibility, force-field generation.

[edit] Superteam

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W Team
W Team
Publisher Wikimedia Foundation First appearance Bad Jokes: Deleted Nonsense for Great Benefit Wikipedia Created by Todd DeZago Todd Nauck Base(s) of operations Wikipedia Cave Catskill Mountain Hotel
Roster Wikipe-tan Jimbo Wales Ant Pirate Mad scientist Villain See: List of X-Men teams

[edit] Comic Book Title

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Wikipe-tan Vs the Cabal
Cover to Wikipe-tan Vs the Cabal #1. Art by anon.
Publisher wikipedia Schedule Monthly Format ongoing Publication dates December 2006 – present (Currently on hiatus) Main character(s) Wikipe-tan Creative team Writer(s) Everyone Penciller(s) automatic

[edit] Graphic novel

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[edit] Webcomics

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VG Cats
The VG Cats strip "Link Finally Snaps" parodies the Legend of Zelda series.
Author(s)	Scott Ramsoomair
Website	http://www.vgcats.com/
Update schedule	Updating every Monday
Launch date	2001 September 9 [1]
Genre	Parody

[edit] Comic Strips

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Peanuts

Creator(s) Charles Schulz Status Running (but only as reruns) Syndicate(s) United Feature Syndicate Genre(s) Humor First strip October 2, 1950 Last strip February 13, 2000 (last original strip)

[edit] Games

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Games

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Don't Break the Ice
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Players	2 or more
Age range	3 and up
Setup time	< 5 minutes
Playing time	20 minutes
Random chance
Skills required	Manual dexterity

[edit] Computer and video games

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Grim Fandango
Developer(s)	Lucas Arts
Publisher(s)	Lucas Arts
Designer(s)	Tim Schafer
Engine	GrimE
Latest version	1.01
Release date(s)	1998
Genre(s)	Adventure
Mode(s)	Single player
Rating(s)	ESRB: Teen (13+) ELSPA: +11
Platform(s)	Windows
Media	CD (2)
System requirements	Intel Pentium 133MHz CPU, 32MB RAM, 20MB Hard disk space, 2MB GPU
Input	Keyboard or joystick

See Wikipedia Project: Computer and Video Games.

[edit] Video game characters

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Wikipedia Man
Wikipedia Man, from Super Wikipedia 64
Game series	Super Wiki Bros. series
First game	Nupedia Kong
Creator(s)	Jimbo Wales
Character designer(s)	Nohat
Voice actor(s) (English)	Some guy
Voice actor(s) (Japanese)	Some Japanese guy
Motion capture actor	Some round guy

See Wikipedia Project: Computer and Video Games.

[edit] Star Trek

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Star Trek

[edit] Episodes

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Star Trek: TOS episode
"Spock's Brain"
McCoy receives a mental boost, in "Spock's Brain"
Episode no.	56
Prod. code	062
Airdate	September 20, 1968
Writer(s)	Gene L. Coon as Lee Cronin
Director	Marc Daniels
Guest star(s)	Marj Dusay James Daris Sheila Leighton Pete Kellett Eddie Paskey William Blackburn Frank da Vinci Roger Holloway
Year	2268
Stardate	5131.4
Episode chronology
Previous	"Assignment: Earth"
Next	"The Enterprise Incident"

[edit] Characters

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Species:	{{{Species}}}
Gender:	{{{Gender}}}
Height:	{{{Height}}}
Hair color:	{{{Hair color}}}
Eye color:	{{{Eye color}}}
Date of birth:	{{{Birth}}}
Date of death:	{{{Death}}}
Home planet:	{{{Planet}}}
Affiliation:	{{{Affiliation}}}
Posting:	{{{Posting}}}
Position:	{{{Position}}}
Occupation:	{{{Occupation}}}
Rank:	{{{Rank}}}
Serial number:	{{{Serial}}}
Portrayed by:	{{{Portrayed}}}
Actor:	{{{Actor}}}
Actress:	{{{Actress}}}

[edit] Pokémon

{{Pokémon species}}

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Pokédex

Pidgey
Wikipe-tan says, "You can't use fair-use images outside of articlespace!" National Beedrill - Pidgey (#16) - Pidgeotto Johto Feraligatr - Pidgey (#10) - Pidgeotto
Japanese name	ポッポ - Poppo
Stage	Basic
Evolves from	None
Evolves to	Pidgeotto
Generation	First
Species	Tiny Bird Pokémon
Type	Flying
Height	1ft (0.3 m)
Weight	4 lb (1.8 kg)
Ability	Keen Eye

[edit] Sport

[edit] Olympics

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Sports Olympics

Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
Ancient victors were crowned with olive wreaths (Gk. kotinos) — a tradition echoed with this games' medalists. The colours of the logo come from the Flag of Greece.
Nations participating	202
Athletes participating	11,099
Events	301 in 28 sports
Opening ceremony	August 13, 2004
Closing ceremony	August 29, 2004
Officially opened by	Costis Stephanopoulos
Athlete's Oath	Zoi Dimoschaki
Judge's Oath	Lazaros Voreadis
Olympic Torch	Nikolaos Kaklamanakis

[edit] Athletes

[edit] Pro Golfers

Tiger Woods

Personal Info
Birth:	December 30, 1975, Cypress, California
Height:	6'1" (1.85 m)
Weight:	185 lbs (83.9 kg)
Residence:	Orlando, Florida
Family:	Wife, Elin
Professional Career
Turned Pro:	1996
Joined PGA Tour:	1996
College:	Stanford University
Pro Victories:	67
PGA Tour Wins:	47
Majors:	Masters (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005) U.S. Open (2000, 2002) British Open (2000, 2005) PGA Championship (1999, 2000)
Awards:	No. 1, PGA Tour Money List (1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005) PGA Tour Player of the Year (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005)
Principal Sponsor:	Nike

This is part of the wikiproject Wikipedia:WikiProject Pro Golfers. It is very similar in purpose to the template for football players or any athlete. It will be a central focus of the WikiProject. Anyone who wishes to help, we would really appreciate it. Wikster72 01:36, 13 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Snooker players

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Snooker

Stephen Hendry
Personal Information
Date of birth	January 13, 1969
Nationality	Scottish
Career
Professional	1985—current
2004/5 World Ranking	3
Best World Ranking	1 (8 years)
World Championship Best	Winner (7 times)
Highest Break	147 (8 times)
Ranking Tournament Wins
World Championship	1990, 1992—1996, 1999
Rothmans Grand Prix	1987, 1990, 1991, 1995
British Open	1988, 1991, 1999
Asian Open	1989, 1990
Dubai Duty Free Classic	1989, 1990, 1993
UK Championship	1989, 1990, 1994—1996
Regal Welsh Open	1992, 1997, 2003
Sky Sports International Open	1993, 1997, 1999
European Open	1993, 1994, 2001
Thailand Masters	1998
Other Tournament Wins
Benson & Hedges Masters	1989—1993, 1996
Malta Grand Prix	1998, 2001

[edit] Film & Television

[edit] Academy Awards Ceremonies

[edit] Television episodes

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Television episodes

"Midnight on the Firing Line" (Babylon 5)
Season 1, Episode 1
Air Date (US):	26 January 1994
Production No.:	103
Written by:	J. Michael Straczynski
Directed by:	Richard Compton
Guest Stars:	Paul Hampton    (The Senator)
Prev: "Babylon 5: The Gathering"	Next: "Soul Hunter"

[edit] TV episode 2

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' episode
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Episode no.	Season  Episode
Writer(s)
Director
Production no.
Original airdate
Episode chronology
← Previous	Next →
–	–

[edit] Music

[edit] World music

See Wikipedia:WikiProject World music

This project uses a number of different varieties of infoboxes, the following is merely one example.

Music of the United States
History (Timeline)
Colonial era - to the Civil War - During the Civil War - Late 19th century - Early 20th century - 40s and 50s - 60s and 70s - 80s to the present
Genres: Classical - Folk - Popular: Hip hop - Pop - Rock
Awards	Grammy Awards, Country Music Awards
Charts	Billboard Music Chart
Festivals	Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, Ozzfest, Monterey Jazz Festival
Media	Spin, Rolling Stone, Vibe, Down Beat, Source, MTV, VH1
National anthem	"The Star-Spangled Banner" and forty-eight state songs
Ethnic music
Native American - English: old-time and Western music - African American - Irish and Scottish - Latin: Tejano and Puerto Rican - Cajun and Creole - Hawaii - Other immigrants
Local music
AK - AL - AR - AS - AZ - CA - CO - CT - DC - DE - FL - GA - GU - HI - IA - ID - IL - IN - KS - KY - LA - MA - MD - ME - MI - MN - MO - MP - MS - MT - NC - ND - NE - NH - NM - NV - NJ - NY - OH - OK - OR - PA - PR - RI - SC - SD - TN - TX - UT - VA - VI - VT - WA - WI - WV - WY

[edit] Music genres

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Music genres

Hip hop music (Rap)
Stylistic origins:	Jamaican Dancehall toasting alongside the rhythms of R&B, disco and funk
Cultural origins:	late 1960s/early 1970s: Kingston, Jamaica - early 1970s South Bronx, New York City
Typical instruments:	Turntable, rapping, drum machine, Sampler, synthesizer, human beatboxing
Mainstream popularity:	Since late 1980s in the United States, worldwide beginning in early 1990s, among best-selling genres of music by early 2000s.
Derivative forms:	Trip hop, Grime
Subgenres
Abstract - Alternative - Chopped and screwed - Christian - Conscious - Crunk - Gangsta - G-funk - Hardcore - Horrorcore - Hyphy - Instrumental - Jazz rap - Latin rap - Mobb - Nerdcore - Old school - Pop rap - Snap
Fusion genres
Country rap - Electro hop - Freestyle - Hip house - Hip life - Ghettotech - Hip hop soul - Miami bass - Neo soul - New jack swing - Ragga - Rapcore - Reggaeton - Urban Pasifika
Regional scenes
African - American: (East - West - South - Midwest) - French - Japanese - Salvadoran - Others...
Other topics
Beatboxing - Breakdancing - Collaborations - DJing (Turntablism) - Hip hop culture - Fashion - Feuds - Graffiti - History - List of rappers - Rapping - Roots - Slang - Timeline

Color scheme:

Blues	#0000E1 (includes R&B)
Calypso	darkkhaki (#bdb76b)
Country	brown (including bluegrass)
Cumbia	aquamarine
Disco	deepink
Electronic	silver (includes techno, house, industrial, ambient and trance)
Filmi	lavender
Flamenco	darkgreen
Gospel	#a0522d (siena)
Heavy metal	cyan
Hip hop	darkblue
Jazz	pink
Klezmer	springgreen
Mambo	darkorchid
Mariachi	darksalmon
Merengue	yellow
Polka	antiquewhite
Pop music	#87CEEB
Raï	mediumvioletred
Reggae	purple
Rock	crimson (includes alternative, punk and prog)
Rumba	seagreen
Salsa	palegoldenrod
Samba	olive
Son montuno	darkslategray
Soul	orange (includes funk)
Tango	maroon
Zydeco	chartreuse

[edit] Musicians

(artists, bands, classical groups...) See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians

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Nine Inch Nails
Nine Inch Nails during their 2006 tour (photo by Tamar Levine)
Background information
Origin	Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Genre(s)	Industrial metal Alternative rock Industrial rock
Years active	1988–present
Label(s)	Interscope Records Nothing TVT
Website	Official site
Former members
Lee Mars Jeff Ward Richard Patrick Chris Vrenna James Woolley Danny Lohner Robin Finck Charlie Clouser Jerome Dillon Alex Carapetis

The user doesn't choose the colors directly but simply specifies a name in the Background field which identifies the type of performer. The possible background colors, with the corresponding names, are indicated on the bars in the table below.

solo_singer	All vocal solo artists (includes singer-songwriters and singer-instrumentalists)
non_vocal_instrumentalist	All non-vocal instrumentalists
non_performing_personnel	All producers, songwriters, arrangers, engineers, and other non-performing personnel
group_or_band	All groups, bands, crews, or other non-classical music ensembles
cover_band	Cover and tribute bands (same as Wikipedia:WikiProject Albums' color for covers/tribute albums)
classical_ensemble	All orchestras and other classical music ensembles
temporary	Temporary collaborative projects

[edit] Musical recordings

(albums, singles, etc) See Wikipedia:WikiProject Albums

{{Album infobox}}

Dirt
Studio album by Alice in Chains
Released	September 29, 1992
Recorded	???
Genre	Grunge
Length	57:35
Label	Columbia Records
Producer(s)	Alice in Chains, Dave Jerden
Professional reviews
Q (2/5) October 2000 Robert Christgau (B) link Alternative Press (Favorable) March 1993 (p. 40) Vox (8/10) December, 1992 (p. 63)
Alice in Chains chronology
Facelift (1990)	Dirt (1992)	Jar of Flies (1994)

EPs	salmon
Singles	yellow
Original studio albums	orange
Live albums	darkturquoise
Greatest hits, box sets and other compilations	darkseagreen
Cover and tribute albums	plum
Movie soundtracks	gainsboro
Television theme songs	chocolate

[edit] Record labels

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Spoken Wikipedia
Parent company	Wikimedia Foundation
Founded	2005
Founder(s)	Brian0918 Timiwi
Distributing label	Wikipedia
Genre(s)
Country of Origin	US
Location	St. Petersburg, Florida
Website	Official site of Spoken Wikipedia

[edit] Works of classical music

Implemented, currently in development phase. Suggestions welcome! TreveX^talk 12:50, 21 September 2005 (UTC)

There is currently a near-consensus on the Talk page for this infobox that it should not be used. I hope people will see fit to refrain from using this template unless the consensus opinion changes. Opus33 17:23, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

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Symphony No. 9 by Ludwig van Beethoven
Key	D minor
Form	Symphony
Instrumentation	Orchestra, SATB soloists, SATB choir
Composed	1822 - 1824
Premiered	7 May 1824, Vienna
Approx. length	74 minutes
Opus no./chronological series
Overture - Die Weihe des Hauses (Opus 124)	Opus 125	Six Bagatelles for piano (Opus 126)
Form chronology
Symphony No. 8 (Opus 93)	Symphony No. 9	Last symphony
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[edit] Print

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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Volume 1 The Lost Memory

Author	Junichi Fujisaku
Publisher	DH Press (United States)
Released	April 12th, 2006
Media Type	Soft cover
Pages	275
Size and Weight	5" × 7"
ISBN	ISBN 1-59582-072-8
Followed by	Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Volume 2 Revenge of the Cold Machines

[edit] Newspaper

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Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Broadsheet
Owner	Tribune Company
Publisher	David Hiller
Editor	Ann Marie Lipinski
Founded	June 10, 1847
Political allegiance	conservative
Price	USD 0.50 City & Suburbs USD 0.75 Elsewhere
Headquarters	Chicago, Illinois
ISSN	1085-6706
Website: www.chicagotribune.com