Lady Luck
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Lady Luck is a personification of luck that is often involved in gambler's superstitions.
It may refer to:
- Fortuna, in Roman mythology, goddess of fortune
- Tyche, in Greek mythology, governed the fortune and prosperity of a city
- Lady Luck Hotel & Casino, in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada
- "Lady Luck" (pinball machine), a 1986 pinball game by Bally/Midway
- Film , TV & comics
- Lady Luck (1946 film), released in 1946, starring Robert Young and Barbara Hale
- Just My Luck, a romantic comedy film starring Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine, the film's working title was Lady Luck
- Lady Luck (Rugrats episode), a Rugrats episode
- Lady Luck (comics), a comic-book character created by Will Eisner
- Lady Luck (Star Wars), Lando Calrissian's personal yacht
- Faye Valentine, a character in Cowboy Bebop who is often referred to as Lady Luck
- Music
- Lady Luck* Stereophonics - "Pull The Pin"
- "Luck Be a Lady", from the musical Guys and Dolls by Frank Loesser
- "Lady Luck" (Journey song), from the album Evolution
- "Lady Luck" (Rod Stewart song), from the album A Spanner in the Works
- "Lady Luck" (Drag song), from Australian rock group Drag
- "Lady Luck" (Deep Purple song), from their 1975 album Come Taste the Band
- Lady Luck (rapper), a rapper currently signed to Def Jam Records
- Lady luck (Pilot)' "Lady Luck" single 1975. Not on any album. "Getting tired and lonely, nobody loves me - only my lady luck.."
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