Next

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Contents 1 Music 2 Publications 3 Technology 4 Television 5 Miscellaneous

Next commonly refers to the object which comes after the current object.

Next can also refer to:

[edit] Music

• Next (band), a late 1990s/early 2000s American R&B singing group, led by R.L. Huggar
• N.EX.T, a 1990s Korean rock band, led by Shin Hae Chul
• Next (Journey album), a 1977 album by Journey
• Next (Vanessa Williams album), a 1997 album by Vanessa L. Williams
• Next (Soulive album), a 2002 album by Soulive
• Next (Sevendust album), a 2005 album by Sevendust
• Next (Son Of Dork song), a single by British pop band Son Of Dork

[edit] Publications

• Next Media, a pro-democracy publishing company based in Hong Kong, China
• Next Magazine (Santa Monica), a music industry trade publication based in Santa Monica, California
• Next Magazine (New York City), a gay publication in New York City
• Next (magazine), a magazine published in the United States devoted to predicting the future using science and logic (as opposed to magic or mysticism). Beginning publication in 1979, the magazine only lasted a few years.

[edit] Technology

• NeXT, a computer company which was bought by Apple Computer

[edit] Television

• Next (TV series), a dating television show on MTV
• Next (Desperate Housewives episode), an episode from Desperate Housewives

[edit] Miscellaneous

• Next (film), a science fiction movie scheduled to be released in 2007
• Next (novel), a techno-thriller by Michael Crichton released on November 28, 2006
• Next (retailer), a British clothes retailer
• NEXT, an acronym for electromagnetic interference called Near End Crosstalk
• Network of Excellence in Training (NExT), a consortium of three major petroleum oriented universities and Schlumberger for delivering training to oil industry
• Next (play), a play by Terrence McNally, originally performed in 1969
• Next (cigarettes), a brand of cigarettes made by Altria Group
• NeXT (demogroup), a French demogroup