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Contents 1 General art 2 Design 2.1 Graphic design 2.2 Game design 2.3 Fashion design 2.4 Set design 2.5 Retail design 2.6 Metal crafts 2.7 Sculpture 2.8 Typography 2.9 Other 3 Broadcasting (television and radio) 3.1 Famous broadcasters 3.2 Anime 3.3 Performers and crew members 3.3.1 A-B 3.3.2 C 3.3.3 D 3.3.4 E-G 3.3.5 H-J 3.3.6 K-L 3.3.7 M 3.3.8 N-P 3.3.9 Q-R 3.3.10 S 3.3.11 T-Z 3.4 Cinematographers 3.5 Directors 3.6 Fictional characters (film and television) 3.6.1 A-D 3.6.2 E-K 3.6.3 L-O 3.6.4 P-Z 3.7 Radio 3.7.1 Made-for-TV films, Shows, and other Productions 3.7.2 Networks and Organizations 3.8 Theorists 3.9 Film 3.9.1 Film Equipment 3.9.2 Film-making 3.9.3 Documentary Films 3.9.4 Science Fiction Films 3.9.5 Short Films 3.9.6 Individual titles 3.9.7 Wildlife Filmakers 3.9.8 Film Stocks 3.9.9 Lists 3.10 Media conglomerates 3.11 Print media 3.11.1 Magazines 3.11.2 Manga & Manhwa 3.11.3 Newspapers 3.11.4 Fandom 3.11.5 Newspaper comic strips 3.11.6 Journalists and journalism 3.11.6.1 A-D 3.11.6.2 E-H 3.11.6.3 I-O 3.11.6.4 P-S 3.11.6.5 T-Z 3.11.7 Journalism Concepts 3.11.8 Publishers (individuals & companies) 3.11.9 Internet and tech culture 4 Dance 4.1 Dance Companies 4.2 Choreographers/Professional Dancers 4.3 Dances 5 Literature 6 Unsorted 6.1 Books 6.2 Sites 6.3 Podcasts 6.4 Terminology and Slang 6.5 Miscellaneous 6.6 Webcomics 7 Hysteria Syndrome 7.1 Webshows 8 Music 9 Museums 10 National or ethnic cultures 11 Recreation and hobbies 11.1 Gambling 11.2 Games and toys 11.2.1 Charles Roberts Award winners 11.2.2 Video games 11.2.3 Role-playing games 11.2.4 Simulation games 11.3 Places 12 Surrealism 13 Fashion 13.1 #-C 13.2 D-H 13.3 I-L 13.4 M-N 13.5 O-R 13.6 S-Z

[edit] General art

• Jacob Berendes Conceptual Artist/Humorist. Prolific writer, musician, painter, clothing designer. Owner of Junk Store/Art Gallery. See www.hbml.org & www.fujichia.com.
• David Kresh poet and Library of Congress Poetry Specialist
• Guerilla Poetics Project
• Arts For Transit (see http://www.mta.info/mta/aft/index.html for more information)
• CircoriPopolo, Belgian duo, comic performers
• CT Muse Connecticut Art Coop
• Creative Expression
• De'VIA
• Denis T
• Do you recycle? (international art project [1]
• Dresden china (see Meißen porcelain for what might be a start)
• endomosaic
• Hindu art
• Janneque Draisma dutch dancer, choreographer, film maker, director
• Jared Slomoff who?
• Kenny Powers who?
• Kut-kut art
• Marble Painting
• Marcus Steed who?
• Lloyd Reynolds who?
• Sam Rusoff who?
• The Marvelous
• Paint thatch
• période vache from the career of *René Magritte
• kut-kut
• Quyin
• Louis Renard famous for the extraordinary (and extraordinarily rare) book Poissons, Ecrevisses et Crabes, de Diverses Couleurs et Figures Extraordinaires
• David Ridgen(Canadian filmmaker who made Mississippi Cold Case)
• Right Reason
• Robin Shenfield who?
• Richard Swallow who?
• Sonic Art
• Strange/Unexplained
• Subjective colors
• Tacoe (Graffiti Artist)
• The Battle of Gettysburg (1913 film) (An early war motion picture about the battle of the same name, directed by Thomas H. Ince
• Triangular lines
• Urartian art or Art of Urartu, see featured article: ru:Искусство Урарту
• Werst Gallery
• Wrong Reason
• Youth arts
• List of murder mystery plays
• List of books on traditional bow making
• George Hinke artist/illustrator born 1883 Berlin
• Ashleea Nielsen artist/author
• dream dollars
• List of Greek heroes
• August Uribe who?
• Contemporary Chinese art or Chinese contemporary art; which is best I'm not sure
• Baltic Circle Network
• Phoebe B. Stanton, art historian: professor emerita at Johns Hopkins University, died in 2003
• Piss Off Press
• Iri Maruki and Toshi Maruki, painters of The Hiroshima Panels
• Chicago Academy for the Arts
• Rolling Stones 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
• Abstract Modernism
• Color Realism
• Lyrical Realism - perhaps as a redirect to poetic realism
• Mood Impressionism (Stimmungsimpressionismus)
• Wordeater Joliet Junior College's creative arts magazine (www.wordeater.org)
• Gallery Above Art Gallery in Panama City, FL
• Surimono genre of Japanese printmaking
• Bad Art for Bad People.com; Event promotions and collective for underground artists.

[edit] Design

• Adrian Van Anz
• Angell Studios (design studio located in central United States)
• Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario
• André Groult
• Design Noir
• Rodrigo Corral (graphic designer)
• Exhibition and Museum Design
• Glenice Lesley Matthews
• Horgenglarus
• Jacques de Baerze
• Jim Krause (graphic designer)
• Jörg Syrlin the Elder (wood carver)
• Jörg Syrlin the Younger
• Joseph Marini
• Judy Pfaff
• Katherine McCoy
• Logic Diagrams
• Pierre Paulin (furniture designer; 1927-present)
• shiftcontrol
• Tokio Flora
• Tord Boontje
• Tooltoy
• Origata
• Enzo Mari (Italian furniture designer; 1932-present)
• Peter Dormer (English design critic, 1949-1996)
• Saniya Khan
• Daniel Condurachi
• Sid Curtis
• Adrian Forty
• Steven Kretchmer
• Piero Lissoni

[edit] Graphic design

• Design culture
• Design Events
• Freelance Design
• Pixel ID
• Eliyahu Koren - designer of the official logo of the city of Jerusalem , Israel
• World Famous Paul-C - Illustrator for Rhythm Shop Entertainment Illustration
• Yuri Ono - Graphic designer and artist who is one of the three artists (with Miranda July and Harrell Fletcher) who created Learning to Love You More, there is an interview with the designer at InDigest Magazine
• Zack Bartlett - Graphic designer and product designer who designed the logo and snowboard products for Demon International. [2], He also created the website neuehaus.com, [3],

[edit] Game design

• Aporia Cross-Media Entertainment develops Alternate Reality Games for corporate training/marketing
• Autonomous Productions working on Butterfly Garden
• Cheese Games
• AnbuXRO
• Carrie the Caregiver A hit casual game series that puts you in Carrie's shoes as she cares for infants in a nursery, toddlers at pre-school, and teenagers at summer camp.
• 3D Gamestudio
• Drunken Masters (Flash game)
• Rubber Duck Creations
• Shayne Guiliano the Studio Director for Autonomous Productions who is currently working on Butterfly Garden
• GameBrix GameBrix, web based tools to build flash games and also has a Sprite Animation tool

[edit] Fashion design

• Kiltie The tassel found on western lace-up and work boots... why?
• Ms. Pioneer design label for jackets made in the 70s and 80s
• Pascal Dangin. Computer artist. Photo retoucher. used by top fashion photographers, and top fashion magazines
• Bronwyn Bancroft (famous Aboriginal artist for Wearable Art and textile pieces)
• Fashion business practices
• Philip Lim prominent American fashion designer
• Saniya Khan Pakistani fashion designer
• Sander Lak (menswear designer)
• Lulu Guinness designer
• Cynthia Leigh Model. Fashion & Costume Designer. Writer. Digital Colorist. Founder of AmericanGeiko.
• 'oiwi can you please put an article in about the " 'oiwi ocean gear " line of swimwear/clothing?
• Sue Clowes Textile designer, who rose to fame in the early 1980s for designing clothes for Boy George & Culture Club
• Sergio Gutierrez Designs using his patent Liquid Metal material
• Bridget Bagley Famous designer (Clothes in the virtual world Second life)
• Mitsuhiro Matsuda Japanese fashion designer - see http://www.answers.com/topic/mitsuhiro-matsuda?cat=biz-fin
• Kansai Yamamoto Japanese fashion designer - designed for david bowie during the ziggy stardust era

[edit] Set design

• John Arnone who?
• Kenyan Paris Lewis, Kenyan Lewis, Kenyan Paris who?
• Deni Sesnic (light and set design)
• Jj McGregor who?

[edit] Retail design

• Muuto
• Contemporary Design
• Fainting couch
• French decorative styles
• John L. Pasmantier
• Noir Couture
• Poul M. Volthere
• Shade lamp
• Easedesign
• Banker's Lamp - desklamp with green glass shade and pull chain.
• Stephan Jansen
• Studio Alchimia
• Thomas Pheasant
• Georges Glaenzer
• Tord Björklund
• POANG (Ikea Chair)
• lembo-bohn design inc
• Jose Antonio (Tony) Gegunde
• Dorothy Rodgers -
• Hurricane Jar
• blik surface graphics
• Danish Modern - referenced in the "teak" article
• Pie Safe

[edit] Metal crafts

• Helluva Socrates
• Karl Kipp
• Versteeg Art Fabricators
• Shoe Rack
• Astral Gemstone Talismans
• Daryl Meier - Creator of unique Damascus blades

[edit] Sculpture

• Obie Simonis (American Sculptor)
• Self Organizing Still-Life (SOS)
• Cocaine sculpture
• Lillian Blades
• Hans Bruggerman (wood carver)
• Chotka
• Ed Dwight African-American stone sculptor - see http://www.eddwight.com/about_eddwight/index.htm
• István Beöthy Hungarian sculter and architect - see: de:István Beöthy
• M. Scott Johnson
• Richard L. Kuefler
• Thomas J Kuntz
• Geoffrey K. Nicastro - contemporary sculptor
• Enrico Manfrini born 1917, sculptor to the Vatican during papacy of Pope John Paul II
• Tolla (Tolla Inbar, generally known as Tolla), Israeli sculptor
• Jose Sacal (Plastic Art)
• Lisa Snelling
• David Vanorbeek
• Egon Weiner Sculptor , born 1906,fled Europe in 1930's to avoid Nazis, did numerous monumental sculptures in Chicago area (Frank Lloyd Wright, Chicago Fire Academy). Taught at Art Institute. Author [4]
• Johan Axel Wetterlund Swedish Sculptor
• Renaissance Sculpture - boost from a redirect page
• Judit Shead 1949-2007. See obit at Ever the inspiration for love and art
• Rich style 5th century Greek
• Sculptor's clay
• High Classical style 5th century Greek
• Quiet style or Late Classical Plain style 5th century Greek
• Yorgos Kypris Modern Greek artist
• The Call to Arms, sculpture by Auguste Rodin (various bronze editions exist in various museums)
• Pete Ryan, Wood Carver from Hope, British Columbia. His website is http://www.pete-ryan.ca/

[edit] Typography

• Characters Font Foundry - Dutch type foundry website
• English smalls
• Modernist typography
• Modifier letter circumflex accent
• Teuerdank [5]
• Gautami Typeface
• Ian Brignell

[edit] Other

• ArtSpace Virginia Miller Galleries
• Anarchitecture
• Bottle cutting
• Chinese Knotting
• Ethnicity in the Visual Arts
• Female action figure
• First roll film camera
• four winds basket
• Friends of Baker
• Fyodor Larrovitch
• Greenbergian Theory
• Hair Receiver
• kingmosabi
• Kut-kut Art
• Lady's Writing Desk
• List of Knitting Patterns
• Lithopane
• Midisoft
• Mpatapo
• Narrative Photography
• Public domain DVD - DVD of works that copyright expired
• Renewal (copyright) - action of copyright updating. Necessary for work issued before 1963(copyright indicated) , or entered to public domain.
• Reverse Grafitti
• Rubber ninja
• Scientific illustration
• So Jin Yong
• Szabolcs Bodnar
• Szambelan family name and coat of arms
• Tjaps
• Tribe of Frog
• Willow pattern pottery
• Zoomorphic calligraphy
• pencil PC

[edit] Broadcasting (television and radio)

Generally: creating articles for every red link on List of film topics would be greatly appreciated.

• Teens Hooked On Porn (2007) - BBC documentary detailing how pornography effects the lives of 3 British teenagers. Aired on BBC Three on 12 Febuary 2007. Directed by Ed Venner. URL to view the documentary (60mins) Click Here
• Golden Bride (2007-2008) - Korean TV Drama
• Upfronts (2008) - U.S. television advertising annual schedule announcements made in spring 2008. There is an Upfronts (2007) page.
• Not Just Another Cable News Show (U.S. Television Series) - CNN Headline program that offers humorous commentary on the news.
• Dungeon Majesty - cable access/internet adventure series based on Wizard of the Coast's "Dungeons and Dragons" game.
• Battle at Canary Wharf - The climactic event at the end of Doctor Who's second new season. The conclusion of the Doomsday episode - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_%28Doctor_Who%29
• Fat Family - To my knowledge, Fat Family is a television type show on the Internet. The website has about everything you would need to write the article. Website
• 500-channel universe - The notion of endless choice on TV and all the hype during the 1990s.
• QOOB - A cross-media platform made of a TV channel, a website (with a streaming channel) and a mobile channel http://wwww.qoob.tv
• Echo 42 -1960s British TV police drama. Theme music was written by Laurie Johnson.
• Filmbay - A Global Independent Film Community and Shop
• GotAnyCheese (A TV Network) i think the url is: http://www.gotanycheese.com
• Grand Slam (game show) - A game show competition currently airing on GSN.
• Kammerspielfilm - Literally "Chamber Play."
• M-Ventures - Television phenomenon, available on internet as well.
• Pacific Islanders in Communications - Supporter of Pacific Islander filmmakers and films for PBS
• Television and Radio Industries club (TRIC) [www.tric.org.uk]
• Spectrum television - A cable television-type service offered in the early '80's which consisted of one channel and which immediately preceded the popular multi-channel cable television of today.
• Prime-Time Access Rule - The FCC passed and implemented PTAR (Prime-Time Access Rule) in 1970, which freed up an hour of the prime-time television schedule and gave it back to the affiliate program. The rule was later repealed in 1995.
• Glory Days (1990 American TV series) shortlived American tv series
• The Main Event (game show)Australian game show
• State Controlled Media A history of, use, and listing of State Controlled Media.
• Rated Awesome Productions Who they are, what they make, what they're working on, what they've finished. They were once known as Thought Storm on Youtube and Google Video.
• BBC 2 "Window on the World" idents All the other BBC idents have pages. Details on each one, links to video cips.
• Canal France International CFI is viewed by hundreds of millions of people in over 90 countries.
• Ironclads (TV series) See the IMDb entry.
• Admag The advertising programmes commonplace in the early days of British commercial television (most famously Jim's Inn), banned c.1963?
• Wings Over Canada: Weekly TV show detailing stories from different areas of Canada shot in HDV. Website
• Over Canada Aerial Film famous in Canada, KCTS and Gary McCartie participated in the making. Website
• Killer Wave (Mini series) See the IMDb entry
• Ghost Detectives, from Discovery Channel, Travel & Adventure.
• Walt Disney World's 15th Birthday Celebration
• Marde hezar chehre 2008 Iranian Episodic TV series Directed by Mehran Modiri
• Eckhart (TV series) A Canadian animated series about a rural mouse.
• Wobblyland (TV series) See the IMDb entry.
• The Men's Room (radio program) An evening talk show featured on Seattle's 99.9 KISW

[edit] Famous broadcasters

• AfroSquad: Snowman and Krazyman
• Allegory in Film - list of examples of films that have alternate, allegorical meanings
• Aroma-Rama
• Bob Coldeen - TV sports commentator for KSPN - Saipan
• Barbara Mandell - first female newsreader on Television
• Canon XH A1
• College Television Awards - Commonly called "Student Emmys"
• Comedybox - forthcoming internet entertainment channel from Warner Music WMB News - Comedybox
• Compression of space
• Craig Murray Productions
• Template:Albert Flores
• David Kestenbaum
• David Movrin
• Deborah Amos - correspondent to the ABC News
• Dustin Luke Nelson - Radio host of The Local Point, KUST's local music radio show
• Eating Out (movie)
• Frei Tamás(Hungarian)
• Genre cinema
• George Gerner
• Hamburger...the Motion Picture (1986)
• Jim Lloyd (DJ) / Jim Lloyd (broadcaster) / whatever - used to be on BBC Radio 2, 1997ish

Jack Blood- GCN syndicated radio host

• Jordan Haze
• Jesper Just
• Jo Anne Paul
• List of films in the public domain
• List of shortest films in history
• Live footage
• Michael Gibson (UK) - former MTV Select presenter
• Motion picture lighting
• Narrator system (D.W. Griffith)
• Ned the Dead, horror movie host in Wisconsin
• Outlaw cinema (no-wave film, remodernist film, etc)
• Over Canada: An Aerial Adventure
• Pan-dimensional
• Paul Jones (DJ) / Paul Jones (broadcaster) / whatever - BBC Radio 2
• Rajesh Vedprakash
• Rehan Waris Popular radio jockey from the city of Kolkata. Currently working with Superhits 93.5 Red FM (India), and hosts the prime time show, U-Turn. He was very brave to speak against the Kolkata Police , as he backed his dead friends family. Rizwanur Rahman was a close friend of Rehan.
• Ryan J. Thompson - host of KUST's The Local Point
• Bill St. James - Prolific voice actor (credits include NBC's Olympics coverage) and host of Flashback classic rock radio show
• Styles in cinema : List of the elements of the movie that one should pay attention to
• Steve Crosno - Legendary El Paso, TX radio DJ
• Scottish film
• Sharyl Attkinson - correspondent to CBS News
• Sehrs, Zintar : CBC Radio - News Anchor
• Scratch film
• Mary Alice Stephenson - host of America's Most Smartest Model, former magazine editor
• Steve Madden (DJ) / Steve Madden (broadcaster) / whatever - used to be on late on BBC Radio 2, 1997ish
• Russell Truran Presenter on University Radio York
• Television in Switzerland
• Tentang Dia
• Videazimut

[edit] Anime

Main article: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan/Anime and Manga

[edit] Performers and crew members

[edit] A-B

• Abninder Mundra
• Agi Orsi (Producer)[6]
• Akashdeep Saigal (Indian Television Actor) [7]
• Al Berry (Halloween III actor)
• Albert Ingills (Little House on the Prarie Actor)
• Alex Kubik
• Alexis Stember
• Allan Lurie
• Alma Beltran
• Amber Willenborg IMDB
• Amo Gulinello
• Amy Carson
• Andrea Robinson Beautiful blonde Phoenix Fox 10 news personality.
• Andria Jolie
• Angela Paton
• Angie Bolling
• Anne De Salvo
• Annette Dawn
• Anthony Simeone : Original Michelin Tire baby.
• Armen Weitzman
• Arthur Roberts (actor)
• Arthur Taxier
• Baby Momma
• Bai Xue (Chinese Actress)(http://blog.sina.com.cn/m/baixue)
• Bambi Bliss (Adult film star)
• Barbara Griffin (Irish actress)
• Bertrand de Langeron (French graphic designer)
• Bhaja Kannada (Scale Double LOTR)
• Billy Crothers (actor/background work)(white sox in bad news bears movie. 2005)
• Billy Eichner (actor/co-host 'Bravo! A-List Awards' 2008)
• Bobby Buccellato(Filmmaker of 'Silhouettes and Cigarettes'
• Brandon Smith (Actor) http://imdb.com/name/nm0807503
• Brendan Maclean (Triple J presenter, Australian National Youth Musician of 07)
• Brent Jennings
• Brett Baxter Clark
• Brett Novak
• Brian Cutler
• Brian Libby
• Bruce Locke
• Bruce Mars
• Bryan Genesse
• Buddy Alan (country singer who charted over 20 singles on Billboard's country charts between 1968 and 1975, son of Buck Owens and Bonnie Owens)

[edit] C

• Conan McCarty (actor)
• Connor Kidd (Writer for "Teen Scene Magazine" and Owner/President of The Official High School Musical Fan Club)
• Cade Courtley
• Callum Russell
• Canterbury Amateur Dramatics (amateur dramatics society)
• Carlos Terrestorija
• Carmen Thomas
• Carol Huston
• Carsen Gray http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1340728/
• Chad White (fashion model)
• Charles Carroll (actor)
• Cydnee Welburn (actress, hostess) http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1288920/
• Cynthia Leigh (actress, model, writer)
• Chris Nash
• Chris Noel (Hollywood actress and model who became well known for her work supporting American soldiers in Vietnam as a radio broadcaster)
• Christa Theret
• Christopher Blackmon
• Christopher Shea
• Clarence Kolster
• Courtney Pledger
• Curt Lowens
• Charlotte Best

[edit] D

• Dana Lee
• Damian London
• Daniel E. Taylor
• Daniella Sea (actress)
• David Anthony Marshall
• David Bellamy (musician) - country music artists the Bellamy Brothers
• David Kagen
• David Knell
• David Niven Jr. (TV producer, panelist on)
• David Sherrill
• David Wells (actor)
• David Wohl (actor)
• David Ursin
• Deborah Lacey
• Deborah Wakeham
• Devon Ericson
• Devon Graye IMDB
• Diana Bellamy
• Diana Osorio actress in the television series El Cuerpo del Deseo, Acorralada and Decisiones
• Dick Wieand
• diddylicious (adult film actress)
• Don Cervantes (TV actor)
• Don Harvey (actor) IMDB
• Don Keefer
• Don MacKay
• Doug Yashuda
• Drew Snyder

[edit] E-G

• Ed Faunce
• Ed Hooks
• Ed McCready
• Edwin Munoz Barajas Lieberman (Mexican socialite)
• Eli Harris (American actor) (producer) (screen writer) (director) IMDB
• Eloy Casados
• Eugene Lipinski
• Faye Runaway
• Flora Vassilev
• Fox Harris
• Francis X. McCarthy
• Frank Como
• Gaia Bermani Amaral (Italian Actress) IMDB
• Gary Kendell (Hip Hop dancer, in JabbaWockeez Crew) IMDB
• Gary Swanson (American actor)
• Geire (Gigi) Kami (Australian Actress)
• Gela Nash (actress)
• Gene Ross
• George Ives (actor)
• George Sullivan (actor)
• Giancarlo Caltabiano
• Glenn Hunter (actor) - stage & screen actor of 1920s & '30s [8]
• Gordan Cragg - Founder of famous Variety Club Cabaret Radford
• Grainne Tobin Irish singer/actress (child actress)
• Greg Antonacci IMDB
• Greta Blackburn
• Gretchen German
• Gretchen Palmer
• Gus Rethwisch
• Guy Pelly - friend of princes William and Harry and self-appointed jester of their royal court.
• Robyn Guyatt

[edit] H-J

• Haili Page (actress) (child actress)
• Haunani Minn
• Heather McAdam
• Hector Elias
• Heidemarie Fuentes - (actress) (producer) [9]
• Henry David- (Israeli Actor playing Zorik in Israeli besdt series, "A Touch Away"; born in Baku)
• Hunter Young (adult film star)
• Imogen Church
• Irene Kelly
• Ivan Naranjo
• Jake Hendricks - (actor) (Father Keiron in Hollyoaks - British Soap) (Pepsi advert)
• J. A. Preston
• J. D. Cullum
• J. Edward McKinley
• J. J. Mckeown (British actor) [10]
• J. Jay Saunders
• J. Patrick McCormack
• JabbaWockeez (Hip hop dance crew from San Diego, California; competed in MTV's America's Best Dance Crew)
• Jack Kosslyn
• Jack Murdock (actor)
• Jack Perkins (actor) [11]
• Jack Shearer
• Jackson Raine
• Jade Marx
• James Greene
• James Handy
• James Keane (actor)
• Jamie Bozian
• Jamie Treacher (actor)
• Janet Carroll
• Jasmine Gagnier (actress - sister to Holly Gagnier)
• Jason Schombing
• Jay Freer
• Jean-Pierre Parent (actor in movies Number 23 and Bobby)
• Jeff MacGregor
• Jeff Olson (actor)
• Jeff Palmer (Gay Adult Film Star)
• Jennifer Burton
• Jennifer Emerson (Adult Model)
• Jennifer Gatti
• Jenny Karezi (Greek Film actress)
• Jenny Neumann
• Jeremy Davidson (actor in TV Series Army Wives)
• Jerry Hewitt (acted in The Warriors as the Baseball furies gang leader/a stunt coordinator)
• Jessie Kamm
• Jimmy Ray Pickens
• JoAnn Willette
• Joanne Baron
• Joanne Latham (Glamour Model)
• Joe El Rady (actor)
• John Brent (actor/comedian: American Graffiti, Laverne & Shirley, etc. www.imdb.com/name/nm0107581/ recorded "How to be Hip" with Del Close)
• John Doolittle (actor)
• John Dennis Johnston
• John Richard Petersen
• John Posey (actor)
• John Short
• John Terlesky
• John Wing (actor)
• Jonathan Chapin
• Jonathan Farwell
• Jonathan Keltz
• Jorge Cruise (fitness trainer)
• Joshua Snyder (actor) [12]
• Judson Vaughn
• Julian Bleach (actor)
• Julie Michaels
• Julius Drum

[edit] K-L

• Kara Mynor Adult actress [13]
• Karen Alston
• Karissa Staples [Miss Maine 2006][BROADWAY TALENT]
• Karlie Montana -Adult actress
• Katrina Rafferty - Northern Irish Actress acted in FUNLAND and was originally cast as Cassie in E4s SKINS [14]
• Keith C. Smith
• Ken Leebow - author, speaker and TV personality
• Ken Sander
• Kendra Stacey
• Kenneth Tigar
• Kevin Navayne
• Kevin Page
• Kevin Sheldon, Director of The Appleyards and early Z Cars episodes
• Kip Niven
• Kip Waldo
• Krysten Ritter [15]
• Kwaku Adjei
• Kylie Watson

• Lacey DuValle
• Leanne Rowe British actress
• Lee de Broux
• Lella Vignelli (Graphic Designer)
• Leslie Hoffman
• Leslie Ramsue
• Lexi Belle (adult actress)
• List of Celebrities With a College Degree
• List of lazy town songs
• Lorelei Lee - Adult actress
• Lori Silverbush(On the Outs, Mental Mental Hygiene- Director)
• Lorna Hill (Author)
• Lucette Henderson (Actress in Morrissey video Every Day is Like Sunday)
• Luke Ward-Wilkinson (Actor in Wild at Heart)
• List of Birth names of famous celebrities

[edit] M

• Maidie Norman
• Mandavawala, Kunal
• Marcus Pearcy - famed speaker
• Marcus Testory
• Margot Rose
• Mario Gallo (actor)
• Mario Machado
• Martin Benson (actor)
• Matthew Barry (actor) (American actor)
• Matthew Faison
• Matthew Laurance
• Meadow Sisto
• Meghan Chavalier
• Merilyn Gold (actress) (Adult Film Actress, Nice Rack 11)
• Melanie Kannokada
• Michael Adams (actor) (American film actor and stuntman)
• Michael Cavanaugh (actor)
• Michael Champion (actor)
• Michael Gregory (actor)
• Michael MacRae
• Michael C. Fuchs (actor, in Twelve and Holding and Stuart Little 2)
• Michel Modo
• Michele Harrington (actress) [16]
• Mili Jay (Adult Film Model)
• Mini-Pipes (actress) (Adult Film Actress)
• Mitchell Laurance
• Miss Argentina Universe
• Mohamed Heneidi (Egyptian actor, star of controversial "Sa'idi fil Gamia'a Amerikiyya" and voice of "Omar" (Homer) in Arabic version of the Simpsons)
• Molly Morgan
• Morgan Farley

[edit] N-P

• Naama Kates (American model-actress) [17]
• Nancy Fish
• Neil Summers
• Nicole Tester
• O-Lan Jones
• Olivia Birkelund
• Pamela Ludwig
• Patricia Ward Kelly [18] Writer, scholar, widow of Gene Kelly, bitch-slapped Maureen Dowd over recent article comparing President Bush to Gene Kelly [19]
• Paul Baxley
• Paul D'Amato
• Paul Drake (actor)
• Paul Sorenson
• Pedro Morbeck (Youtube.com ACTOR)
• Pepper Martin (actor)
• Peter Elbling
• Philip Sterling
• Phillip R. Allen
• Phyllis Applegate
• Prince Hughes IMDB

[edit] Q-R

• Quinn Shephard IMDB Unaccompanied Minors
• Raini Rodriguez (actress)
• Rafael Campos
• Ran Barker [20][21][22]
• Randall Poster [23]
• Raul Esparza (Broadway actor)
• Ray Baker (actor)
• Raymond Forchion
• Rhonda Aldrich
• Ric Mancini
• Richard Devon
• Richard Foronjy
• Richard Isael
• Richard K. Olsen
• Rick Husky Creator of "T.J. HOOKER"
• Riley Swift Co-creator/star of D&D adventure show "Dungeon Majesty".
• Rob Benedict aka Robert Patrick Benedict [24]
• Robert Winley
• Ron Campbell (actor)
• Rose Torres - Latina adult film star
• Ross "The Intern" Mathews
• Ryan Clarke (actor)
• Ryan Richards (Actor) Plays the role of "Slug" in "Laundry Warrior"
• Ryan Stock (Actor) Star of new show Guinea Pig on the Discovery Channel.

[edit] S

• Salina Awesome
• Sally Marrett
• Salma Khan
• Sandra Locke
• Sandro Kopp
• Sara Risher
• Sarah Laine IMDB
• Sarah Thomson
• Scott Colomby
• Scott Thomson (actor)
• Sean Christian - Popular YouTube personality, comedic songwriter and satirist, and owner of www.seanchristian.tk
• Shashawnee Hall
• Shaundra Hyre (Model for the Mega Model Agency in Germany, Wilhelmina Models in New York, and Elite Model Management in Paris)
• Shawn Coutler
• Shug Fisher
• Sidney Liufau
• Stack Pierce
• Stan Ivar
• Stephen Lee (actor)
• Steve Eastin
• Steve Kahan
• Steve Sutton (actor) Blogostar
• Susan Barnes (actress)
• Susanne Benton
• Susie Bick (model and wife of Nick Cave)
• Sydnee Capri (actress) (Adult film actress)
• Sydney Walsh
• Sylvia Kauders (Recurring guest star in Spin City and The Sopranos)
• Symba Smith http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0810083/ http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Symba_Smith http://www.symba.com/
• Seth Ginsberg
• Shyama (actress)

[edit] T-Z

• Takeya Nozawa - A popular piano player and actor known all around Japan
• Tammy Locke (Child Star)
• Tap 'n Arts Dance Studio
• Ted Gehring
• Ted Markland
• Teddy Wilson (actor)
• Timothy Carhart
• Timothy Reifsnyder
• Tom Finnegan
• Tom Hodges (actor) (American actor)
• Tony Giorgio
• Tinashe Kachingwe(American actor, dancer, vocalist)(co-star in Cartoon Network's first live-action show, Out of Jimmy's Head)(Dancer in JKs Dance Company of California)
• Tyler Murray
• Valen Watson, producer, syndicated columnist, magazine website editor, playwright
• Veronika Hyks - always wondered about her - seems to have done the narration for a vast number of especially BBC documentaries over the years
• Veronica Grey-Corgan (aka Fysche)
• Victor Solow
• Victoria Harned
• Vishal Jhaveri
• Walter Barnes (actor)
• Walter Scott (actor) (American actor and stuntman)
• Wil Johnson English actor, star of Waking the Dead
• William Blackburn (actor)
• William Forward
• Wong Kai
• Xujinglei - Chinese actress with - according to Technorati - the most linked-to blog in the world.
• Zachary Coffin - (films A Mighty Heart; Bhopal Movie; also http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1882579/ at IMDB.com)
• Zebulun Huling - (films First World (film) First World; also http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2420567/ at IMDB.com)
• Zelma O'Neal - (Actress, singer, dancer in the 1920's and 1930's, mostly on Broadway but a few films as well.)

[edit] Cinematographers

• DickPope (cinematographer) [25]
• Takashi Kawamata [26]
• Alar Kivilo [27] [28]
• Timothy Maurice-Jones (acclaimed DP of Snatch) [29]
• Göran Nilsson (noted Swedish DP)
• Erkan Umut (noted Turkish DP, who is a leader of shooting music videos dominantly on 16mm film in Turkey) [30] User:Erkanumut
• Reynaldo Villalobos [31]
• Zeph Mann

[edit] Directors

• Masashi Ikeda- Anime director of InuYasha and many other works
• Ralph Senensky-Television director, such shows as City of Angels, Planet of the Apes, Star Trek, Casablanca and The Twilight Zone
• Barry Dukoff - commercial director,cinemaphotographer and still photographer. Barry Dukoff has worked with clients both nationally and internationally as well as winning such prestigious awards as the Clio Award, Addy Award New York, Addy Award Los Angeles, Golden Mobius and the Venice Film Festival. Barry Dukoff is the son of Eddie Dukoff, legendary agent of the movie star Danny Kaye.
• Jason Uzu (Director: 6 shorts), founder of production company "Intro Productions". Actor, Animator, Cameraman, Screenwriter and Composer.) Intro Productions[32]
• Valarie Kaur - Filmmaker behind the documentary Divide We Fall - an interview with the filmmaker can be found at InDigest Magazine and the films official site dwf-film.com
• Bobby Buccellato
• David Hand (director) (a director of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film))
• Asmaa el-bakry (director) (a director of two novels of Albert cossery)
• Miguel Mas, director
• Laurent Briet, music video and commercial director. Noted for creating a video for Radiohead's Like Spinning Plates. Official site [33]
• Khushboo Ranka, director of the indie featurette "Continuum"
• Nikki Petersen
• Alessandro Pacciani (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2378396/ ~ http://www.pacciani.com)
• Shine Louise Houston (director of The Crash Pad, Superfreak, and In Search of the Wild Kingdom - [34])
• Lawrence Pearce (director of vampire thriller Night Junkies)
• Rebecca Rivas
• Andrzej Krakowski
• Craig R. Baxley
• Tom DeSimone
• Alan and Susan Raymond (documentary film makers)
• Mark Griffiths (film director)
• Patsy Asch
• Nick Pinto, CEO Manic Productions,BlockRunnaz
• Anya Bernstein
• Nina Davenport
• Jayasinhji Jhala
• Vincent Carelli
• Jaron Albertin
• Daniel Askill
• Bruno Bianchi (animation director) [35] [36]
• Leo Bridle (winner of The First Post viral competition) [www.leobridlefilms.co.uk]
• Alessandro Chille
• Will Clegg [37]
• Boris Damast [38] [39]
• Nik Fackler
• Chuck Griffith
• Alex Infascelli
• Steven Serrao Gutierrez
• Manuel Karis
• Lee Man-hee
• Solomon Mayfield, an ex-convict turned CEO/Director/Producer of the adult-film company, K&S Productions in Athens, Georgia
• Geoffrey Panos, writer of Saints and Soldiers [40]
• Brandon Rebidue
• Lee Rumohr (actor in movie Denied & other movies & TV)
• Ajita Suchitra Veera
• Rogers Williams, CEO and Director of Cinematic Productions in Atlanta, GA (www.myspace.com/cinematic)
• Juan Carlos Zaldivar [41][42]
• Michael Kamieniak
• Jacen Tan, director of Singaporean football cult hit, Tak Giu.
• Mark Osborne (director), director of: the Academy Award nominated stop-motion short film "MORE" [43][44], the upcoming DreamWorks Feature Animation film "Kung Fu Panda" [45] and the live-action sequences in "The Spongebob Squarepants Movie" [46].
• Jorge Sanjinés - important figure of the Third Cinema
• Mark Cobb, creator of internet short films such as, the robinsons and double glazed.
• Lúcia Murat, [47]
• Jonathan Kesselman, [48], [49], [50],

Mark Aaron Cantu, San Antonio film director. Born October 1978. Director of the upcoming indie feature film, ECHO. (http://www.sacurrent.com/film/story.asp?id=68074)

• Tony Miami - An American Filmmaker, Director, Producer and Actor who directed, produced and wrote the 2008 short film SERIOUS HOSTAGE SITUATION IN LOS ANGELES. A trailer of the film can be found at [51]. The filmmaker's official website is [52]
• Christopher Bell (director of the documentary Bigger, Stronger, Faster*)
• Ross Grayson Bell (Producer of Fight Club).
• Jens Arentzen Danish filmmaker.
• Senesh Dissanaike Bandara Sri Lankan Film Director / Writer / Producer [Aadaraneeya Wassanaya(2004), Heart FM(2008)*]
• Juan Felipe Orozco Colombian film director, Al final del espectro

please add RdkFilms as an article. Rdkfilms is a film company on youtube making many popular videos.

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[edit] Fictional characters (film and television)

[edit] A-D

• Abra Bacon
• Ace Merrill (Stand By Me)
• Adam Trask
• Adder (Passage to Zarahemla) (A character in Passage to Zarahemla)
• Adrianna "Adrian" Pennino (Rocky series)
• Agent Bishop (from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe, an enemy who later becomes an ally. Add to List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters)
• Albert Ingils (Character From Little House on the Prarie Television Series)
• Albray Devere
• Aunt Dimity
• Axel Maning (A.T.O.M. on jetix)

• Bailey, Fenton (Co-Star of "Tarquin and Fenton Do London" and comedy alias of Dean Bacon)
• Blood Car (horror/comedy winner of several film festivals)
• Brian Cullen (Highlander: The Series)
• Brock McConnell (Passage to Zarahemla)
• Buffy Gilmore (Scary Movie series)

• Carol Never Wore Her Safety Goggles (Pop cultural icon - lab safety posters nationwide)
• Casey Tatum (Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!)
• Charlie The Unicorn (Charlie The Unicorn Goes To Candy Mountain, Charlie the Unicorn 2)
• Child of Dark (The Belgariad/The Mallorean)
• Chris Bielke
• Claudia Jardine (Highlander: The Series)
• Col. James Braddock (Missing in Action movie series)
• Controversial Jack

• Darby (Winnie the Pooh)
• Daniel Betts (IMDB link)
• Damien The Baghead (Demented Pictures Logo)(www.demented.com.au.tt)
• Deathdealer/Gath of Baal
• Dessie Hamilton
• Dick Boldhero
• Drosselmeyer The toymaker in Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker
• D'Sartio, Tarquin (Co-Star of "Tarquin and Fenton Do London" and comedy alias of Tom Downie)
• Dunecat

[edit] E-K

• Emily Ruiz Author, Screenwriter, Titles: Hard Up to English 2006 , The Gossip Free Diet 2007, Candy and the Blue Glass Bowl to be released in 2008.
• Erastide (festival from The Belgariad/Mallorean)
• Evan Ballan
• Ezzelin
• Fat Matt
• Florsheim Frolics (Radio Program, NBC, 1931 - 1932)
• Gaedrelle Goldring (The Maelstrom's Eye Novel by Roger E. Moore)
• Gainax Boy (Anime-Based Pop Culture Icon)
• General Alak (Anna and The King)
• George Stark (Villain of Stephen King's novel The Dark Half. NOT THE FILM!)
• Grandpa Lee (Passage to Zarahemla)
• Handy Kaufmans
• Hitch (Passage to Zarahemla)
• IronDino
• Ivan Matrica - means John Matrix in Serbo-Croatian, redirect to Commando (film)
• Jack Naughton
• Jambuvan
• Johnny Kelly (Highlander: The Series)
• Kai Christophe Wong
• Kara Testers
• Kern (Highlander) (Highlander: The Series)
• Kiddoni (Passage to Zarahemla)
• Kikuchiyo (Samurai 7)
• knightbreather

[edit] L-O

• Lando Hayes (Billy Sparkles and the Shiny Boys character)
• LaQuisha Redfern
• Ledimo (A character in a Sesotho fairytale)
• Lee (East of Eden)
• List of Fictional Bounty Hunters
• List of Muppets
• Lobo (passage to Zarahemla)
• Lord Baron Erich von Staussmann
• Louie the Lightening Bug (A cartoon lightening bug that teaches electricity safety to children.)
• The Love Butcher
• Lucas Crowson
• Mappo Trell
• Marlene Boyce (Only Fools And Horses character)
• Marshall Oak
• Michelle Webster (Highlander: The Series)
• Mickey Pearce (Only Fools And Horses character)
• Miss Chernobyl
• Montomorency
• Mr Bingle (New Orleans Dearest Christmas Character from Maison Blanche)
• Mr. Fleet
• Natasha (Passage to Zarahemla)
• Nick LaBrant
• Nicos Socin (Billy Sparkles and the Shiny Boys)
• Odin (Gargoyles)
• Olive Hamilton

[edit] P-Z

• Pat et Stanley (French-language, computer-generated cartoon duo)
• Pronoun antecedent ǐ
• The Roaming Gnome
• Roger Rogdale (A character on Goth Lyfe.)
• Robin Hood (fox) (Title character in 1973 Disney movie Robin Hood
• Roger Linus the father of Ben Linus, a character in the series of Lost
• Roland Bain VonBardekyn
• Sakerra McConnell (Passage to Zarahemla character)
• Sami and Lucas (Days of Our Lives supercouple)
• Samuel Hamilton
• Sankar Lal (A character in Tamilvanan novels)
• Scary Miss Mary
• Sour Worms
• Steven Keane (Highlander: The Series)
• SuperSchlong
• Spree (Passage to Zarahemla) (A minor character in Passage to Zarahemla)
• The Centre (The Pretender)
• The Emo Ghost
• Timmy the monkey toy sold via ThinkGeek
• Todd Todderson (A character on Goth Lyfe)
• Tselane (A character in a Sesotho fairytale)
• Una Hamilton
• Uncle (character) a character voiced by Mike Steely on the Oklahoma City radio station WWLS
• Valerie Massadian Art Director - Films
• Vyvyan Basterd - The Young Ones Character
• Walter Graham (Highlander: The Series)
• Warren Cochrane (Highlander: The Series)
• William Kingsley (Highlander: The Series)
• Wookelar (Fictional monster mentioned by Tim Conway in "Private Eyes")

[edit] Radio

A-F

• 1.FM is a free internet radio network broadcast by the Energy Group Radio LLC, with currently 29 different music channels from club to classics. The radio channels are available for real-time streaming over the Internet. [53]
• Adam Longworth
• Al Eschbach Sports Talkshow host in Oklahoma City
• Alan Diskin
• Art Raymond
• Bellarmine University Radio
• Ben Masten
• Jack Blood
• Buzz Bishop
• Charles Cousens
• Cherry Creek Radio
• Church of Lazlo
• Corey Layton used to be on-air in Australia at Hitz FM, TTFM, Nova 969 and Nova 100. Also went by the name Captain Turntable. Now works in London radio. [54]
• Craig Worthing
• Justin Chi (radio control)
• Craig Fee
• CSR 97.4fm the new radio station for canterbury
• Russ and Dee Fine [55]
• Dave Luczak
• David Isay one of the great free-lance documentary producers working in U.S. public radio.
• Deadline Live, hosted by Jack Blood, it is the number two radio show on the Genesis Communications Network, after The Alex Jones Show.
• Digital Gunfire - Digital Gunfire Free, streaming Industrial, EBM, Futurepop, Internet Radio
• Dominic Johnson (Virgin Radio)
• Doug Fabrizio
• Dustin Luke Nelson - Host of KUST's The Local Point in St. Paul Minnesota
• Fear on Four - The 1980s/1990s BBC horror series hosted by The Man In Black

G-O

• Galway Bay FM
• Ger Gilroy
• Giles Wemmbly Hogg
• Gordon McClendon
• Maria Gilardin
• History of radio in the United Kingdom[56][57]
• HitzRadio.com
• Inthehouseshow - An Orlando, FL. based home improvement radio show; www.inthehouseshow.com
• Ira Fistell
• Jack Armstrong (Armstrong & Getty Show)
• Jerry Wichner
• Tony Kurre a/k/a "Tone the Bone"
• Joe Getty (Armstrong & Getty Show)
• LCFM Launceston College Student Radio
• LifeJive Radio (http://www.lifejive.com)
• Life 100.3 (CJLF)
• KNTA
• KVHS 90.5 the Edge, a student radio station in Concord, CA. (The Official Website)
• Marjorie Claprood Former Massachusetts state representative and radio personality.
• Marc Maron and the Shadow Government (Morning Sedition)
• Mike Mearian
• The Mister Mark Show - Mark Klee, famous for his bogus public service announcements; ie, "The alien overlords wanted me to remind you that you're all stupid".
• Nobody Likes OnionsType II Patrick and Hollywood Adam
• NRK P3: Tinitus Popular metal show on Norwegian national radio, NRK P3. Official site: www.nrk.no/tinitus.

P-Z

• Chadd Pierce
• The Pizzababe Goes Global Podcast
• The Planet Man
• Puzzling Evidence
• Radiosonika
• Rafael Pulido (El Pistolero)
• Red Bar RadioMike D
• Reverend Dan a satirical caller who became famous calling in to dozens of different radio talk shows.
• Rex Davis an extremely famous broadcaster with KMOX of St. Louis, Missouri.A short blurb on Rex.
• Rich Chvotkin "Voice of the Hoyas"; Radio announcer for Georgetown University Men's Basketball Team]]
• Robbie Dale Radio Caroline to Sunshine 101
• Scott Sloan (Radio)
• Shawn Prebil
• Salaam Shalom - cf. http://www.channel4.com/more4/news/news-opinion-feature.jsp?id=522
• Ruth Seymour, ("Radio Ruth," "The Iron Whim"), long-time general manager of KCRW, the public radio station of Sta Monica (CA) City College; onw of the most effective and controversial leaders in U.S. public radio.
• Shalom FM
• The Shredd and Ragan Show
• SL Public RadioDigital Music For Your Digital LifeMMORPG-Based Radio Stations
• social broadcasting Social Broadcasting is an evolution of social media. It’s a form of real-time vlogging where private individuals do talk shows and radio shows. Examples of social broadcasting: Stickam, Justin.tv, NowLive.
• "Swedish" Egil Aalvik - Influential Radio DJ personality known for exposing LA to techno and electronic dance music during the 80s on the influential Los Angeles radio station KROQ 106.7fm. Was one of the primary radio personalities on the short lived LA techno radio station MARS in 1991 which he resurrected in 1996-97 as the short-lived "Groove Radio". Also founded the online station grooveradio.com.
• Talk RadioX - [58]
• Jeff Tyson
• Terry Bartley - [59]
• Thee Ted Smith Radio Personality on the Award Losing 'The Mens Room' On Kisw 99.9 fm in Seattle Washington. [www.theetedsmith.com]
• Barrie Ward Aboriginal Radio Pioneer and Instructor [60]
• WADY
• WBNY: Rodent Revolution It's a, uh, parody numbers station, i think.
• The World Famous Supreme Team, World Famous Supreme Team, The World's Famous Supreme Team or World's Famous Supreme Team Radio Show on WHBI, broadcast in the early eighties in NYC. The team was See Divine the Mastermind and Justice Allah the Superstar. They recorded Buffalo Girls and World Famous with Malcolm McLaren and are also mentioned in the current article Buffalo Gals Back to Skool.[61]
• WPS1 Art Radio 24hr on Demand Radio [62]
• WWSP Trivia Contest
• Yekaroo An East Asian Entertainment radio station based in America
• ZNS Radio Bahamas

[edit] Made-for-TV films, Shows, and other Productions

A

• 20th Annual Kingdom Day Parade
• 3's a Crowd (Game show)
• Admiral Broadway Revue
• The Africans: A Triple Heritage
• A.J. After Hours - (short lived American talk show starring A.J. Benza)
• Akireta-Deka (actual title: a·ki·re·ta–DEKA (あきれた刑事, a·ki·re·ta–DEKA^? "The Exasperated Detective")), a Japanese crime drama from Tōei Television.
• Älskade Lotten
• Alcoa Presents
• Artemis 81 - (weird 1981 UK TV movie starring Hywel Bennett)
• Armstrong Circle Theater
• The Arthur Murray Show
• The Associates (television)
• Asian Variety Show
• Assignment Foreign Legion
• Attack of the Clowns: Complete and Utter Chaos

B

• Back to Norm
• Bandstand (Australian TV series)
• Barbie and the Rockets in Outer Space (animated TV series)
• Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus (1996 TV movie)
• The Beep (T.V channel)
• Bentley Brothers Productions (Home Base Movie Makers)
• The Beulah Show
• Big Bad BeatleBorgs
• Big Shamus, Little Shamus
• The Bigelow Show
• The Big Question (TV series)
• Big Brother Bob Emery
• Black Men Screaming
• Black River (Movie)
• Blue Skies (TV series)
• The Bing Crosby Show
• Broad & Pattison
• Bobby Limbs Sound of Music
• BookMice Canadian Children's Television Series
• Boone (TV show)
• Boxing with Dennis James
• The Boys (1980s TV series)
• Brain Candy (radio show)
• The British Connection (1978 BBC TV series)
• Becoming Nsync (Girlfriend Video) (2002, MTV)
• Bubbe's Boarding House
• Byclosser / Bycrosser ( 1985, Japanese TV series )

C

• Carrott Confidential
• CBS News Hour
• The CBS Thursday Night Movies
• CBS Reports
• Change That - 90s BBC daytime programme
• Charlie Wild, Private Detective
• Charade Quiz
• Chasing the Dragon (TV movie) (1996 TV movie)
• Chicken Minute
• Chrysler Presents a Bob Hope Special
• The Cisco Kid(1994 Film)
• Club Seven
• Colonel Humphrey Flack
• Colditz
• Concert Tonight
• Cold Turkey (tv series)
• Cooking for Kids with Luis
• Cook's Night Out - first BBC cookery programme from 1937 presented by Marcel Boulestin
• Cop-Out (unsold pilot)
• Crossing Over television
• Crystal Darkness - Documentary about crystal methamphetamine

D

• Dark of Night
• Desilu Playhouse
• Detective School
• Desperate Lives (1982 TV movie)
• Dick Clark's World of Talent
• The Dick Clark Show
• Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre
• Dinah's Place
• Dinah and Her New Best Friends
• Dodo, the Kid from Outer Space
• The Doctors and the Nurses
• Don't Forget The Lyrics! (Upcoming FOX game show)
• Don't Forget Your Passport (Travel Show)
• "Don't Watch That... Watch This" (BBC4 Comedy Show)
• Dr Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop
• Dream Girl of '67
• DukesFest (popular festival held in Bristol, Tennessee celebrating the Dukes of Hazzard TV series.)
• Dunya & Desie (or: Dunya en Desie)
• The Du Pont Show with June Allyson
• The DuPont Show of the Month
• The DuPont Show with June Allyson
• Devil's Advocate (talk show)
• Dr. Zan'Dozz Zeeltor (Character from Men in Black:The Series)

E

• The Egg and I (TV series)
• Esso Newsreel
• Explorace
• The Extras

F

• Failed Television Series
• Faith Of Our Children
• Fairytale Theater
• The Fan Show
• Fat Dog Mendoza
• The Faye Emerson Show
• Frank Sinatra: The Main Event
• Front Row Center
• Finnish sketch shows
• The Final War of Olly Winter
• Follow Me (TV series)
• Foreign Exchange)-Australian/Irish tv show
• The Ford Show Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford
• Foodnetwork Challenge
• For Love and Honor
• Fun for the Money

G

• Garroway at Large
• The Game of the Week
• Genesis (game show)
• Get Christie Love! (TV series)
• Geoffrey Robertson's Hypotheticals
• Geo- graphically Speaking
• Gigglesnort Hotel, The
• The Goul/Goulardi
• The Gossip Show (American gossip round-up show on E!)
• Good Day!
• Graham Kennedy's Coast to Coast
• The Great Defender 1995 legal drama on Fox starring Michael Rispoli as a My Cousin Vinny type lawyer
• The Great Sports Debate
• The Growing Paynes
• Gruen Playhouse
• Guide Right
• Gutz

H

• Harbourmaster (TV series)
• HBO's Young Comedians Specials
• Hey, Jeannie!
• HBO Feature Presentation
• Hollywood Premiere Theater
• Hold That Pose
• Hope and Faith (TV Series)
• Hope Ranch (TV movie)
• How's Your Mother-In-Law
• The Horace Heidt Show
• Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show
• Humane Religion: Hyland, J. Regina

I

• I Love to Eat
• International Showtime
• This or That!" America's Favorite Burlesque Game Show
• International Playhouse
• In the Kelvinator Kitchen
• It'll be Alright on the Night (TV series)
• It's Not Easy
• Iconoclasts (TV Series)

J

• The Jean Arthur Show
• Jerks of All Trades
• Jim's Inn
• The Jonathan Winters Show
• Jimmy Hughes, Rookie Cop
• The Joe Pine Show
• The Joan Edwards Show
• The John Forsythe Show
• The Johns Hopkins Science Review
• Joseph Schildkraut Presents

K

• Kassi And Luk
• Kavyankali
• Kids Are People, Too
• Kids and Company
• Klay World: Off The Table (Knox Movie)
• The Kraft Suspense Theater
• Kodiak (tv series)

L

• The Las Vegas Show (aired on Overmyer Network)
• The Last Man on Planet Earth (UPN TV movie?)
• The Last Precinct
• The Last Resort (television)
• Laugh Trax (80's television) (Starred Jim Staahl & Howie Mandel)
• The Lawyers
• Lawless (TV program)
• The Lazarus Syndrome
• Leave It to the Girls
• The Legend of the Golden Gun (1979 TV movie)
• Let's Rhumba
• Life With Roger (TV series)
• Linda (TV movie) (1993 TV movie)
• List of Charmed Neutral beings (Avatars, The Cleaners, the Tribunal, the Hollow, the Angel of Death, etc.)
• List of surviving DuMont Network shows
• The Little Show
• Luciferian Society
• Lost Holiday (Lifetime (network) movie Based on a true story
• Lost Legends of the West (TV show, 13 episodes aired)

M

• Madigan Men
• Malaka Dewapriya
• Man Against Crime
• Mansbridge One on One
• The Marshal Plan in Action
• Me and Mom
• The Mel Tormé Show
• The Mad Mad Mad Comedians
• Melody Street
• M-G-M Parade
• Mike and Buff
• Mickey (tv series)
• The Mighty Jungle(1994)
• Million Dollar Password Currently redirects to 1900s show Password.
• Mind of Mencia guest stars
• Musical Comedy Time
• Musical Merry-Go-Round
• The Mohawk Showroom
• Mr. Broadway
• Murun Buchstansinger

N

• NBC TV Newsreel
• The New American Country
• Nuremberg (movie)

O

• Oboler Comedy Theater
• O. K. Crackerby!
• The Off Show
• Old-fashioned Meeting
• One Desire (1955 TV series)
• Operation Petticoat (TV series)
• Orson and Olivia

P

• The Pacific War (Mini-series)
• Papa Romani
• Paquet Voleur A game show from Quebec, also known as Trade Up, is where one of 30 pastille (pucks) could give a player anywhere from $1 to $100,000 and a chance to play for up to $1,000,000 as one of eight finalists.
• Pareses Squares (Dangerous game in Star Trek, typically played by youth despite being generally discouraged (even forbidden) by parents)
• Passaic: Birthplace of Television and the DuMont Story
• Pastor Greg: Proof God Has A Sense of Humor
• Paris (television)
• Patrik Pacard (German kids show) - an experienced translator could use the German Wikipedia article
• The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
• Paul Whiteman’s Goodyear Revue
• Paul Whiteman’s TV Teen Club
• Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers
• The Patchwork Family
• The Phil McLean Show
• Planet of the Apes (television)
• Pulse of the City
• People Pickers (unsold pilot)
• Pepsi Smash
• Peter Starr (1964 puppet show, cancelled after pilot)
• Pioneer Quest(a Canadian documentary filmed by the History Channel documenting the lives of two couples who lived a year on a prairie homestead)
• Popeye Meets the Man Who Hated Laughter
• Power Rangers Wild Force: Forever Red
• Police 5
• Possum Hunter (2000)
• Professor Iris
• Prudential Family Playhouse
• Prism Kids

R

• Rah Rah Show
• Real Rooms - 90s BBC daytime programme
• Rescue 77 (TV series)
• Robin Robinson
• Real Crime
• Real Ghostbusters, The: List of Episodes
• The Record and The Record Europe - BBC political programmes
• Rendown Dock froum Mascot Custom Series
• Rent a Goalie
• Richard Hammond's Believe It Or Not
• The Rousters
• RU Receiving? - an electronic music show that used to be on MuchMusic
• Rhythm Rodeo

S

• Safe Harbor (TV series)
• The Secret Empire (1970s TV series)
• Star Time (TV series)
• Secret Lives of Men, The (1998 TV series)
• The Senator (television)
• Serving Through
• Shirley (TV series)
• Shut That Door! (TV Series) (1970s TV series)
• Sure As Fate
• Survivor Challlenges
  List of every survivor challenge including description of challenge and outcome.
• Showtime U.S.A.
• Shouf shouf!
• Six Act Structure, the format for an hour long tv show
• Sit or Miss
• silohuettes and cigarettes
• Simply Quilts
• The Singing Office
• Soap Box Theater
• The Sonny Comedy Revue
• Soul Train Dancers
• The Space Kidettes
• Space Strikers (TV series)
• The Speidel Show
• The Steve Allen Plymouth Show
• Steve Crosno
• Spew, The (Public Access Show, New York City)
• Splu Urtaf Show, The (Comedy Program produced in Madison, Wisconsin
• Stage Show (TV series)
• Starring Boris Karloff
• Stepfamilies (TV series)
• The Steve Lawrence Show
• Stevie Washington: The Angry Youth (series of short interstitial cartoons shown during commercial breaks on MTV in the 1980s)
• Struck by Lightning
• Style Challenge - BBC, 90s?
• Style by Jury
• Sum of Saving Knowledge an important part of the Westminster standards. Please see here.
• "Surgery Saved My Life" - show on Discovery Health about people (all children?) with life-threatening conditions that require risky surgeries to save them - Main Website of Show
• Swink!? [63]
• Sydney Tonight
• Syndicated Shows

T

• Take Part ('90s kids show)
• Tales of Uplift and Moral Improvement
• Teachers UK TV series: songs from
• Television Screen Magazine
• The Three Wishes of Billy Grier (1984 TV movie)
• The Ted Steele Show
• Thieves (TV series)
• This is Music (TV series)
• This is Show Business
• Treasury Men in Action
• The Tom Show
• Those Were the Days (theme song) ([All in the Family] theme)
• The Tycoon
• The Young One's
• Two Men in a Trench

U

• Uncle Joe's Cartoon Playhouse: BITE TV series with Joe Flaherty (referenced on both pages). IMDb: [64]
• Uncle Briggs

V

• The Vaughn Monroe Show
• Visit with the Armed Forces
• Von Hummer

W

• We Have Ways Of Making You Laugh
• We Take Your Word
• Wendy Wu: Homcoming Warrior (DCOM)
• Who Said That?
• Working Stiffs (sitcom)
• Window on the World (TV series)
• Women in Prison (TV series)
• Words and Pictures (TV series)
• The World in Your Home
• Wrestling from Columbia Park
• Workin' The Corner
• Wobblyland imdb.com entry

Y

• You Are an Artist

Z

• Zig Zag (TV series)
• Zoe, Duncan, Jack, & Jane

[edit] Networks and Organizations

• Kunstradio
• Cigar Herf

[65] - A lively gathering of cigar-smoking comrades who meet in a restaurant, club, cigar store or home to share their appreciation of fine cigars.

• Chicago Academy for the Arts
• National Performance Network
• The Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts (Kentucky GSA) [66] - A three-week long art program during the summer, which takes high school students in their sophomore/junior year from all across the state of Kentucky. 2007 had 226 attendees in 8 different disciplines.
• Community Connect Inc. [67]
• dentaltown.com [68] community for dentist to share cases and communicate
• National Student Partnerships [69]
• BlindArt [70]
• American Gerbil Society [71]
• Zapadni Cesko Bratrska Jednota
• Fine Arts Society of Peoria [72]
• Institute for World Affairs [73]
• FuseiRC [74]
• The Southern Ohio Filmmaker's Association
• BUFVC
• Cinema Plus
• CNUK
• Delta Sigma Tau Local Fraternity
• The Connecticut Forum [75]
• EUX TV, the Europe channel
• Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.
• The Head-Space Project
• Hill Country Paramount Network
• Carleton New University Government
• KAJ-TV
• KWYF
• KXTS-TV
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council[76]
• Lick TV
• list of Mas Musica affiliates
• list of programs broadcast by i (formerly pax)
• NDP-McGill
• the Notebook Army[77]
• Royal Society for the Arts
• Operation Entertainment
• VKontakte Russian clone of Facebook
• Scooter Gangs
• SlateCast[78]
• Star Television Network
• Studentface Australian clone of Facebook
• Super Happy Funtime Burlesque Vaudeville/Comedy/Burlesque Show in Grand Rapids, MI
• Teleformula
• Telemundo-Spanish TV
• this is viral.[79]
• W30BU 30
• W49CB 49
• World Association For Christian Communication (WACC)
• Ye Anciente and Secret Order of Quiet Birdmen
• Joanie 4 Jackie
• Southern Energy Network [80]
• Tennessee Alumni and Students for Sustainable Campuses [81]
• Community Cultural Development
• Warner-Pioneer Corporation, a Japanese Corporation, distributor of music and video for Time Warner in Asia.

English PEN, writer's organisation, www.englishpen.org Mark Tuura

• vampirefreaks.com{official website}

OES

• GTV35 Broome television station - see http://www.gme.com.au/topics/2037.html
• R B Schools, a Texas company that threatened to forcibly take away the station licenses of several high school and college radio stations, including WLHS and WCWS

[edit] Theorists

• George A. Cozyris
• Alastair Gordon
• Rick Altman
• Kevin Jambor Creator of Sweetness Theory

James Shelby Downard and Micheal A. Hoffman "King Kill 33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assasination of John F. Kennedy"

[edit] Film

• ADA: A way of Life - a new Hindi language movie slated to release this summer, with music by Asia's top composer A.R.Rahman
• Woll Smoth
• Cinema of Jordan
• Cinema of Qatar
• Cinema of Syria
• Cinema of United Arab Emirates
• Cinema of Belarus
• Cinema of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Cinema of East Germany
• Cinema of Lichtenstein
• Cinema of Macedonia
• Cinema of Malta
• Cinema of Moldova
• Cinema of Monaco
• Cinema of Serbia and Montenegro
• Cinema of Syria
• Cinema of Bolivia
• Cinema of Chile
• Cinema of Ecuador
• Cinema of Guyana
• Cinema of Panama
• Colosseum Cinema
• Eiko Matsuda A Japanese porn star but well known in France. The actress in the movie "In the Realm of the Senses". Reference: Eiko Matsuda (French Wikipedia)
• Film Academy of the Philippines
• Film d'art
• List of Box Office Number Ones (UK) - there is a USA listing but I couldn't find a UK one.
• Lone Road Productions (An independent film company from Lawrence, Kansas.)
• Sophie Dee (British porn star)
• Super 8 City (production company)
• Woodstock Film Festival [82]

[edit] Film Equipment

• French Flag
• Light Flag
• CineFence film watermarking technology by Philips, incorporated by Dolby (Philips info page)

[edit] Film-making

• Model unit photography - linked to from Cinesite
• Nick Allder - a special effects supervisor (see his IMDb entry).
• Special effects supervisor
• movie stills
• Imcine - Mexican Production Company,
• Avy Kaufman - New York Casting Director of 117 movies (see IMDb entry)
• Popcore Films - Swedish film company focusing on music videos and documentaries (see official website)

[edit] Documentary Films

• Feet Unbound - http://www.feetunbound.com/
• Quantum Hoops - Documentary about the California Institute of Technology basketball team
• Fraude (Mexico 2007
• I Love Hip Hop in Morocco
• Zeitgeist (2007 Film)
• Trans/formed (2008 Film) - www.transformed-themovie.com for more
• N!ai
• A Man Called 'Bee'
• Marathon Monks of Mt. Hiei
• A Kalahari Family
• Screening Room with Jean Rouch
• Sin Embargo
• Retarded Animal Babies
• Hominid Evolution 2
• !Kung San: Resettlement
• Whose Is This Song?
• Disappearing of Tuvalu
• Duka's Dilemma
• Hominid Evolution 1
• Singing Pictures
• Five Species
• Indian Consumerism - Hridaye A Nagpal
• America Asi Es
• The Final Solution to Adolf Hitler
• Frontier Life
• Radio Bikini
• Venus Boyz
• Koyanaskatsi - mis-spelling of Koyaanisqatsi?
• Odinnadtsatyi - English title of The Eleventh Year from 1928 - important for Soviet documentary style?
• Hardcore Logo
• The Aphrodite Project
• Paradise Bent
• Prime Suspects (1999)
• Dying for the President (2000)
• Children Of The Secret State (2000)
• Beneath the Veil (2001)
• Unholy War (2001)
• The Tramp and the Dictator (2002)
• The Road from Rio (2002)
• The Trade Trap (2002)
• The Perfect Famine (2002)
• Armenia: The Betrayed (2002)
• Dream On Silly Dreamer (2005)
• How to Draw a Bunny (2002)
• LoudQuietLoud: A Film About The Pixies

[edit] Science Fiction Films

• Time Travellers
• Glen & Randa (film)
• The Snow Devils
• Der Grosse Verhau
• Who? (film)
• Fugitive Alien
• Waiting for Fidel
• T-Rex: Back To The Cretaceous
• The Bone Snatcher (film)
• Silvaticus 3015 (film)
• Dead Weekend (Stephen Baldwin Film)
• When Worlds Collide (2008 film)
• Alien Invasion Arizona (2005 film)

Start

[edit] Short Films

• Tropjr Branch off TropFest Australia (Tropjr, for kids, by kids [www.tropjr.com])
• Dave Messina: The Real Deal
• Student Short film Culture in Sri Lanka[83]
• Aloof directed by Juan Carlos Zaldivar [84]
• Blondje [85]
• Channumasadan [86]
• Five Men and a Limo [87]
• The Haircut (1982 short film)
• Inexplicable
• Krispy Kreme Killer 1 and 2, short films by Spanish Group Films
• Lucanus Cervus (film)
• Malaka Dewapriya)'[88],[89] ,[90]
• Michael Stevenson
• Never Straddle The Fence, a 2008 adult-movie about two Japanese coed strippers from the University of Georgia.
• The Story of the Red Rose directed by Juan Carlos Zaldivar [91]
• Riding with Coca-Cola

[edit] Individual titles

Films based on the play by Shakespeare, Othello

• Othello (2001 TV film)

A-C

• 3 Dancing Slaves (Le Clan)
• Aalavandan [Tamil Film]
• Akashdeep Sehgal
• "Aladygma"
• The Anna Cabrini Chronicles (2005 film)
• Angel III: The Final Chapter
• Angel 4: Undercover
• Avenging Angel (film) (1985 film)
• The Aviator (1929 film)
• Bad Cat (Loud Orange Cat Productions)
• Bad Cat 2 (Loud Orange Cat Productions)
• Bad Cat 3 (Loud Orange Cat Productions)
• Bad Cat 4 (Loud Orange Cat Productions)
• Basanti Bilap [Bengali film]
• Basilisk Stare
• Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time
• The Beauty Academy of Kabul
• Bed of Roses (1996 film)
• Bedroom Eyes (1984 film)
• Being Vincent
• Best Wishes for Tomorrow (Ashita e no yuigon) (2008 Japan film)
• Big Man on Campus (1989 film)
• The Black Wallet (2007 for Apple Insomnia 24 hour video contest)
• Blind Beast
• Blood Monkey
• Body and Soul (1981 film)
• The Buddy System (1984 film)
• The Butterfly Tattoo (film)
• Cadillac Records (2008 film)
• Caged Fury (film) (1948 film)
• Caged Fury (1983 film)
• The Cavalier (1929 film)
• Cannibal Barbarian
• Captain Lightfoot (1955 film)
• Cat Murkil and the Silks
• C.C. and Company
• C.H.O.M.P.S. (1979 film)
• The Chosen (film)
• Chronicles of a Professional Eulogist: Field Report 3
• Cinderella (1977 film)
• Coastwatcher (film) (a.k.a. The Last Warrior)
• C.O.D. (film) (1983 film)
• Creatures from the Pink Lagoon
• (Sa-Mp) Cops
• Curse of the Lechusa
• Cyclone (film) (1987 film)

D-F

• Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies
• Dangerous When Wet
• Deadbeat (film) (1976 film)
• Dead Space (film) (1991 film starring Marc Singer)
• Deadly Force (1983 film)
• Deep Core (film)
• Diary of a Junkie (2008 film) [92]
• Diplomatic Immunity (1991 film)
• Disen historie om kjærlighet [93]
• Doctor in Trouble (1970 British film)
• Dollman (film)
• Doraemon:Nobita and the Wind Wizard
• Dreamship Surprise: Period 1
• Drug Traffikers
• Down Twisted (1987 film)
• Drums of Winter [94]
• Dudes (film) (1987 film)
• Earthbound (1981 film)
• Eddie Macon's Run (1983 film)
• The Elm Chanted Forest(1986 animated film)
• Embassy (film)
• Endangered Species (film) (1982 film)
• The Eternal Present (film by Otto Buj, it won some independent film awards in Canada)
• Escape Velocity (film) (1998 film, starring Wendy Crewson)
• Escape: Human Cargo
• Exposed (1983 film)
• The Fall (2006 Film) (2006 film directed by Tarsem Singh and “presented” by Spike Jonze and David Fincher.) IMDB- The Fall
• Father's Day (1988 film)
• Feeding the Beast. (film.)
• Fictionalised.Enshrined.
• The First Letter
• The Fists of The White Lotus
• Forgotten Tunes for a Flute
• Frank McKlusky, C.I.
• Freakshow 2007
• Freak Out (film)
• Freeway (1988 film)
• Full Moon in Blue Water

G-I

• Galactic Gigolo
• Gion Bayashi (1934 film)
• Gion Bayashi (1953 film)
• Gion Kouta Ehigasa
• Gizmo and the gremlins cartoon
• Go Go Tales
• Grimm Reality (2002 film)
• Guelwaar
• Hangmen (film)
• Hardbodies 2
• Harry's war - imdb.com
• Harry and Max
• Heart of Midnight (film)
• Heartbreaker (film) (1983 film)
• Hecho En España (film) by Spanish Group Films
• The Hearse (1980 film)
• Heavenly Bodies (film) (1984 film)
• Hewitt's Just Different (1977 ABC Afterschool Special)
• He's Such a Girl (2008 film starring Bryan Fisher and Tiffany Dupont)-[ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0499493/ ]
• High School Caesar
• Homework (1982 film)
• Hopkins Numa Numa (trilogy of three videos of a junior high school) - Location of video on Youtube
• The House on Carroll Street
• Hu Flung Pu
• Humboldt County, a 2007 film starring Fairuza Balk [95]
• I Accuse
• If You Could Say It In Words [96] [97]
• In Search of the Southern Cross [98]
• In The Loop
• Independence Day (1983 film)

J-M

• Jackass 3 (film) (2009 Film)[99]
• Jerry Springer: Ringmaster
• Jimmy Neutron 2: The Search for Carl
• John Goldfarb, Please Come Home! (1965 film) [100]
• John and Jane Toll Free
• Joy of Sex (film) (1984 film)
• Joysticks (film)
• Kicks (film)
• Klown Kamp Massacre (film)
• Lalapaloosa (film)
• Last Resort (film) (1986 film)
• Last Rose from Casanova (1966 film)
• Latcho drom (1993), Tony Gatlif
• Legend of the Black Scorpion
• Let's Do It! (film)
• Like Father Like Son (1961 film)
• Live Action Dragon Ball Z movie
• The Living Seas (IMAX)
• Look for the Silver Lining (film) (1949; note separate article "Look for the Silver Lining" should be about 1920 song)
• Loose Ends (film) (1976 film)
• Love Child (film)
• Lovelines (film) (1984 film)
• Love + Hate (film)
• Lucky Lady
• Mach 2 (film)
• Maikohan
• Maikohan Dayo Zen-in Shugo
• Maiko Monogatari (1954 film)
• Maiko Monogatari (1987 film)
• The Matinee Idol
• Men at Work (2006 film)
• Mike's Surprise
• Mighty Mouse and the great Space Chase
• Mila ot Mars/Mila from Mars (2004, Bulgarian film)
• Miracle Beach
• Morning Raga (2005, Hindi film)
• Moonbeams (2001 film)
• Murder Set Pieces
• Mega Man (film), based on Mega Man (video game)

N-R

• New York, New York bis
• Noah's Ark (1999 film)
• O Lucky Malcolm
• O'Hara's Wife
• Oh, God! Book II
• Omocha
• Oru Vadakkan Veera Gaatha
• The Other Side of Midnight (film)
• On the ropes
• Penthouse (2008 film)
• Philadelphia Experiment II
• Pirates of the Great Salt Lake
• Pot o' Gold
• Pretty Cool
• Pretty Cool Too
• The Prisoner (1991 film) (1991 Jackie Chan movie)
• Privates On Parade
• Professor Inkspot
• Prototype (film) (a.k.a. Prototype X29A) (1992 film)
• Psycho Dad (series) (madde inc rumour)
• Purple Hearts (film)
• Rave Macbeth
• Red Letters (film)
• Relentless (1989 film
• Remembering Jim Thatcher
• Return of the Living Dead Necropolis
• Rhinoceros (film) (1973 movie based on the play and starring Gene Wilder.
• River City Rumble (independent film based on River City Ransom)
• Roman Holiday (1987 film)
• Rooftops (film)
• Ruckus (film)
• Rang De Basanti (Hindi)
• Rollbounce
• Running Mates (2002 film)

S

• The Sandwich Man (1966 film)
• San Quentin (film)
• Say Yes (film) (1986 film)
• Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School
• Second Sight:a Love Story
• September Affair (1950 film)
• Shoot the Moon (film) (1982 film)
• Simsons (Japanese film; to do with the sport curling)
• The Sisterhood (1988 film)
• Skills Like This (2007 film) Dir. Monty Miranda
• The Slugger's Wife
• Smithereens (film) (1982 film)
• So Fine (film) (1981 film)
• The Soldier (film) (1982 film)
• Space Raiders (film)
• Speaking In Strings (About Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg)
• Speaking of Sex
• SpecialSpecioprin Hydrochloride
• Split Image (film) (1982 film)
• Stars and Bars (film) (1988 film)
• Steel Frontier
• Street Thief
• Strip Nude For Your Killer (AKA Nude per l'assassino)
• Superman (Indian version)
• Svengali (film)
• Samurai Shampoo (film)
• (Sa-Mp) Cops

T-Z

• Tag: The Assassination Game
• Takin' It All Off
• Tears of God, 2007 film
• The Temp (film) (1993 film)
• Thank You, Good Night (director: Chuck Griffith)
• Touched (1983 film)
• Tough Enough (film) (1983 film)
• Toby cuthbertson cartoon film comedy
• Trancers 4: Jack of Swords
• Trancers 5: Sudden Deth
• Traxx
• The Papaya and Them
• The Generous Gambler (Feb. 1864)
• The Dark (1994 film) {Science Fiction/Fantasy and Suspense/Horror}
• The Dust of Time [101]
• The Unseen (1981 film)
• Ultrà (An italian film about violent soccer fans)
• Vendetta (1986 film)
• Vigilante (film) (1983 film)
• Violence des échanges en milieu tempéré
• Wacko (film) (1983 film)
• When the Woman Butts In (1959 film)
• White and Yet So Tight starring John Dordy (2006 movie)
• Whose Life Is It Anyway? (film) (1981 film)
• The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz
• Wild Bill (film)
• Work Hard Play Hard
• World's Finest (cartoon) (1997 episode of The New Batman/Superman Adventures, considered made-for-TV movie)
• The Wrong Guys
• X-Files (2008 film)
• Yellow Lights
• You Never Bike Alone
• Young Americans (Patrick Dollard's much-discussed documentary-in-progress)
• Zeitgeist: The Movie (2007 film)
• Zone Troopers
• The Zoo Gang (film) (1985 film)

[edit] Wildlife Filmakers

• Armand and Michaela Denis

[edit] Film Stocks

• ETERNA500
• F-250D
• F-250T
• F-400T
• F-500T
• REALA500D

[edit] Lists

• List of number-one hit films Weekends only, not days--in which case My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which was number one for a few days, would not be included.

• List of G rated films 1900 - present

• List of PG rated films 1900 - present

• List of PG-13 rated films 1900 - present

• List of R rated films 1900 - present

[edit] Media conglomerates

• Gabriela Horton
• Henry F. Pulitzer
• Macfadden Publications American Heritage source

[edit] Print media

Eduardoteotico (talk) 23:35, 19 April 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Magazines

0-9

• 944 Magazine

A-I

• Adam Magazine
• The Aeronautical Annual
• Affair Magazine
• ALARM Magazine
• The Alien InvaderAsian-Australian political satire
• AnAn
• AsiAm - Asian American magazine of late 80's; later became Transpacific (magazine)
• Atlantic Free Press (One of 4500 recognized Google News Sites. A progressive publication with over 100 writers, artists, bloggers, academics and journalists)
• Australian Woman's Mirror
• Bailey's Magazine
• Ballast Quarterly Review
• Bidoun Magazine
• Blended Zine (Teen art and literature zine in San Juan County, NM) [102]
• Bon International
• Cape May Magazine Lifestyle magazine for Cape May, New Jersey, the oldest shore town in the U.S.
• Caterer and Hotelkeeper (Weekly UK magazine for catering and hospitality professionals published since the late 19th century)
• Chicago Review
• Comes With a Smile
• Common Language Project (US-based mulitmedia magazine covering international underreported stories) [103]
• Country Standard Time (US-based country music magazine and website; link)
• Dangerous Ink (Magazine) (Quarterly arts magazine. UK-based)http://www.dangerousink.co.uk
• Dissonance (Magazine) industrial and underground rock/culture magazine founded by Leif Hunneman
• Egg Magazine (American '60s)
• Eros (magazine), Ralph Ginzburg
• elephant journal, your guide to the mindful life
• Feeler Magazine, a defunct but newly re-published short story magazine
• Fucking Giddy Up (Fad)
• Flare - Leading Telecom Magazine (Pakistan's Largest Telecom Magazine)
• F*@K! F*@K! or FUCK! magazine. Gay indie / alternative music magazine - http://www.fuckmagazine.co.uk/
• Gateavisa (major Norwegian alternative culture magazine)
• The Gothic & Lolita Bible (Gothic Lolita themed)
• Guitar One Magazine
• Heather Nova Online Magazine Free online magazine with worldnews, multimedia, web designer tips & tricks etc.
• The Idiom Magazine Free magazine, poetry and random writings often humorous
• The Independent Copt Magazine Free monthly magazine, coptic- & human-rights magazine http://www.freecopts.net/independentcopt
• "InDigest Magazine" Online literary and arts magazine founded in 2007 http://www.indigestmag.com
• International reveiw Of African American Art
• Internet Video Magazine
• IT'S Art Magazine - Digital Art magazine (French and English)

J-R

• The Juvenilian (Newark based literary magazine that began in 2007)
• Kruger Magazine(Quarterly concept-driven cutting edge independent music magazine produced in Cardiff. Est 2003)
• Kulture Deluxe Magazine(U.S. Alternative Music, Fashion, and Pop Culture Magazine)
• Living Abroad Magazine for people wishing to expatriate
• The Lizard Magazine (UK online humorous magazine, refreshing daily www.lizardmagazine.com)
• The Lotus Reader Online Literary Magazine
• Lula Magazine Fairytale-like fashion magazine
• Lumpen Magazine Of Chicago"
• Magnet Magazine (U.S. indie rock magazine)
• The Magazine of Modern Sex
• Morbid Outlook Gothic subculture magazine founded by 'Mistress' Laura McCutchen.
• The Monthly Magazine - cited in Joshua Toulmin
• Motorcaravan Motorhome Monthly - the leading UK motorcaravanning magazine, popularly known as "MMM".
• New Woman (magazine) (disambiguation from the New Woman article)
• Next Step Magazine (U.S. college planning magazine, http://www.nextstepmag.com)
• Nine5Four The Magazine (U.S. Magazine featuring unsigned models, musicians, and other talent, http://www.nine5four.com)
• The Nonconformists' Memorial - cited in Joshua Toulmin
• Old Skool Rodz (magazine) tradition hot rod magazine, see http://www.olskoolrodz.com
• The Ocelot Magazine music and entertainment magazine in wiltshire, see http://www.theocelot.co.uk
• Pearson's Weekly
• The Phat Phree [104]
• PLAY Magazine [105]
• Podcast User Magazine [106]
• Q's 50 Heaviest Albums of All Time
• Q's 100 Greatest Albums of All Time (2006)
• Quo - Spanish magazine. See Spanish wikipedia article
• Renewable Energy Magazine - See [107]
• The Revival (magazine) UK Muslim youth magazine

S-Z

• Science 80
• Scifantastic
• Shoot Monthly
• Social Nerve Magazine
• Spain Magazine Lifestyle & Property magazine on Spain based in the UK
• Subiesport Magazine International Subaru enthusiasts magazine. Bi-monthy to 45 countries. [108]
• Teen Magazine / Noxzema Extraodinary Teen Awards Awards offered to 10 top teens involved in or creating charitable organizations in their communities
• Topic Magazine
• Transpacific (magazine) Asian American magazine published until late 90's? (originally known as AsiAm
• Triptych Haiku
• Two-Lane Livin' Free magazine distributed to 15 counties of Central West Virginia, offering entertainment and healthy living tips for rural life. http://www.twolanelivin.com.
• Virtue Magazine Homeschooling political magazine
• Wing Chun Teahouse quarterly publication dedicated to the Chinese martial art of Wing chun http://www.wingchunteahouse.org
• World Art Glass Quarterly A Beautiful Quarterly Publication Dedicated to showcasing the world's finest Architectural and Art Glass. http://www.artglassquarterly.com
• Ygorra Fundraising magazine for Glasgow Students CharitiesAppeal
• Yolk (magazine) Asian American magazine of late 90's
• Zack (magazine) German monthly which serializes comic books and publishes books devoted to graphic novels
• Zillions/Consumer Reports for Kids
• Zipper (magazine) (Japanese fashion magazine)

[edit] Manga & Manhwa

For manga requests, please see Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan/Anime and Manga.

• Dead Already
• 50 Rules for Teenagers ([109])
• Safe Again Today

[edit] Newspapers

• The Seventy Faces, USC's Jewish Newsletter Independent Student Jewish Newsletter at the University of Southern California
• Korea Times US (http://www.koreatimes.com -This is a nationwide news source for the Korean/American community and I can't find any real information about it.)
• The Messenger (Georgian newspaper) (http://www.messenger.com.ge/ - English-language daily in Tbilisi, Georgia)
• The Al Bawaba Group (see http://www.albawaba.com/ - Who funds/produces/edits this online newspaper?)
• All Headline News AHN (see http://www.allheadlinenews.com/ - any information about this news content provider would be interesting. I could find no company profile information on many different finance/business sites.)
• The Exonian (Phillips Exeter Academy's student Newspaper)
• Arthur J. Sarl
• The Cecil Whig (Elkton, MD)
• The Charleston Post and Courier
• Common Sense (newspaper)
• The Daily Banner (Cambridge, MD)
• Dale Huffman Dayton Daily News
• Diena (Latvia)
• The Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia, Pa.)
• G41 Community Newspaper (Glasgow, Scotland, UK)
• Greg Cote, Sports Columnist, The Miami Herald
• Gwinnett Daily Post (Gwinnett County, Ga.)
• Islamic Times (UK)
• Jaffor Ullah
• Jeff Garth of the New York Times
• Kashmir Observer(Srinagar)
• Lebanon Democrat - (Lebanon, Tennessee)
• Muslim News (UK)
• Novato Advance (Novato, CA)
• Press Clippings
• Sajjad Haider
• The Santa Fe Post
• The Toowoomba Chronicle
• BBSNews (see http://bbsnews.net/ ; Who funds/produces/edits this online newspaper?)
• .ch - Swiss Newspaper Official website
• India Gazette(Calcutta)
• SahilOnline (SahilOnline - English) English Daily website
• SahilOnline (SahilOnline - Urdu) Urdu Daily website
• The Valley Roadrunner (Valley Center, CA) Official website

[edit] Fandom

• SG-999
• Stranger Club
• Spectator Amateur Press Society (aka SAPS)
• Terrean Amateur Press Society (aka TAPS)

[edit] Newspaper comic strips

• Alex's Restaurant
• Cosper I believe it's from denmark. See an example here
• Randolf Itch 2 A.M.
• Guy & Rodd - creators of Brevity, plus a page each for Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry
• Hälge the comic strip by the Swedish Lars Mortimer
• Jenny, the military spouse - Published weekly in the Stars & Stripes, this is the only newspaper comic strip in history about life as a military spouse. It is created/drawn by Julie L. Negron the wife of an Air Force pilot. Official homepage

[edit] Journalists and journalism

[edit] A-D

• Acalanes Blueprint, award winning high school newspaper based out of the Bay Area in California. Many of Blueprint's former writers have gone on to prestigious journalism colleges such as USC and Northwestern to further study journalism.
• Richard Adamski, founder of "Third Coast Press"
• Walter Addiego, columnits for the San Francisco Chronicle
• Andrew Alexander (columnist), columnist for the Daily Mail, UK.
• Michael J. Arlen (born 1930) Essayist and critic for The New Yorker. He is also the son of prominent Armenian writer Michael Arlen.
• Argument (magazine), is a new blog as student writers' co-operative, owned and managed by its contributors.
• Sebnem Arsu, Turkish journalist who writes for The New York Times, married to Remy Gerstein

• Brian Barger, investigative journalist, worked with Robert Parry reporting on Iran-Contra
• Laura Barton, The Guardian (London/Manchester) feature writer.
• Marylin Bender, Vogue / The New York Times journalist, author of the book The Beautiful People
• William Benscoter (1879-?), Detroit Free Press correspondent
• John B. Bogart, city editor at New York Sun in late 19th cent.

• Latin American Journalist Natalia Cellie
• Scott Colbourne - columnist at The Globe and Mail, Canadian national newspaper. Video-game critic has written weekly column on new-media issues since 2004.
• Angelina Costa, journalist
• Jonathan Cott, author, freelance journalist, interviewer and book editor.

• Joel Daley, a very popular ABC 7 News anchor in Chicago who was also a folk singer and actor.
• Deborah Dugan - President of Disney Publishing Worldwide

[edit] E-H

• Catherine Elton, United Nations bureau, The New York Times

• Hassan M. Fattaj, former editor-in-chief, Iraq Today
• Ron Fournier, AP veteran , covered politics for The Associated Press for nearly 20 years
• Steven H. Frank, Journalist, Burlington Free Press Beat writer for the Vermont Frost Heaves, Former Sports Editor for Connecticut Life
• Paula Froelich, New York Post
• Jeremy Fregoe, Independant Writer with public works including Too Blind Too See

• DJ Gallo, ESPN Page2 columnist and satirist, author of sportspickle.com
• Vic Garbarini, American music critic and journalist.
• Laurie Goodstein, national religion correspondent, The New York Times
• Elissa Gootman, education correspondent, The New York Times
• Shelton Gunaratne, professor of journalism at MSUM, and first World Press Institute fellow from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) scandal

• Allan Hall, Journalist at Daily Mail, author of a book about Natascha Kampusch
• Kelly Haramis, Journalist at Chicago Tribune, chronicling her adoption of a daughter from China in a popular column: chicagotribune.com/adoption
• David Zev Harris, Currently Bureau Chief at The Media Line[110], previously with the BBC and The Jerusalem Post Radio
• Stacy Harris, Internationally-known journalist, country-music author, columnist, pundit, historian, music reviewer, broadcaster, and arts critic. Executive editor and publisher of Stacy's Music Row Report (formerly of ABC Radio News and Newsweek).
• Sean Hennessy reporter for WCBS-TV who formerly worked for WHDH
• Claire Hoffman journalist, editor Conde Nast Portfolio formerly of the NYTimes & LATimes

[edit] I-O

• Valeri Ivanov, Russian newspaperman who was assassinated in 2002

• Emanuel Jalonschi, New York City journalist and community writer,originator of "urban mystique" school of fiction, writer and editor for Beyond Race Magazine
• Aziza Jamgerchinova, producer for Paula Zahn’s program on CNN
• Japan Punch - Charles Wirgman made this publication for foreigners in Japan from 1862-1887
• Sam Jordison, Books blog journalist for The Guardian, co-editor of Crap Towns
• Al Kamen, In the Loop columnist, The Washington Post
• Andrea Kannapell, weekend foreign editor, The New York Times
• Mindi Keirnan - President of Knight-Ridder
• Rita Kempley, columnist for the Washington Post
• Kathie Klarreich, author and reporter in Haiti for NPR, the Christian Science Monitor, NBC News, and Time
• Dan Kois, journalist, editor for New York magazine
• Kathleen Kouril, Producer at NECN and formerly of WHDH

• Eli J. Lake, journalist, UPI state department correspondent, NY Sun
• Kevin Lancashire, digital journalist, digital edition, punkt.ch
• Claude A. Lewis, journalist, Philadelphia Inquirer, columnist, professor
• Joe Levy, Rolling Stone executive editor, music critc and journalist.
• Mitch Lawrence New York Daily News NBA Columnist

• David Marchese Salon.com music writer and cultural critic
• Jim McGee - won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on the Iran-Contra Affair
• Steven Matthews - prolific author, notable academic
• Harry Metcalfe - Owner of and writer for Evo Magazine
• Karen L. Meyer
• Courtland Milloy, Washington Post columnist.
• Vincent Mulchrone of the Daily Mail

• Dustin Luke Nelson - writer for InDigest Magazine, New Reform Magazine, Film-Forward and Whistling Shade.*Joseph North editor of New Masses in 1950s
• Gerard Noonan - former editor of the Australian Financial Review and a prominent Australian journalist and commentator.
• Emily Nussbaum New York Times, New York Magazine, New York Times Magazine: Writes often about technology and culture, appears to have a fixation with the Sopranos.

• Steve O'Brien Cultural critic, frequent contributor to BBC culture shows, revolutionised British fanzine culture (see Cornell, "Licence Denied").
• Jane Okrasinski Original On-Air reporter and producer for Court TV, invented animal court style reality show. Former award-winning reporter for the Daily Report newspaper in Atlanta Georgia. Now Executive Director of the Georgia Association of Council for Children.
• April Oliver CNN producer fired over "Tailwind" controversy. See http://www.rjsmith.com/april-oliver.html
• Maureen Owen - Poet (review by Pat Nolan in Poetry Flash, Nr. 298 (Fall 2006), p. 4

[edit] P-S

• Rilla Page Palmborg author of The Private Life of Greta Garbo (1931)
• Arndt Peltner, * July 19th 1968, committed and awarded journalist, host of Radio Goethe, an English language radio show about German language music an culture [111]
• Giselle Portenier

• John R. Quain

• Andrew C. Revkin, environmental reporter for the New York Times.Pre-eminent in the field of climate reporting.
• Simon Rockower, namesake of the annual Simon Rockower Memorial Award in Jewish Journalism
• Benedict Rogers, freelance journalist, politician and human rights activist. One of the founders of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission in the United Kingdom.
• Antonio Russo, left-wing radical, humanist, reporter; known for his reports from war-torn Chechnya; apparently assassinated.
• Laura Ryan, television journalist, TV3 Ireland

• Marc Santora, former metro reporter; Baghdad correspondent, The New York Times
• Scott Schueller, movie critic, Chicago Tribune
• Robert Sietsema, food critic for the village voice Village Voice
• John D. Solomon, journalist; graduate of The Collegiate School
• Jaymes Song, AP writer banned from covering LPGA event
• Larry Sturholm, Seattle/Portland TV journalist and humorist; murdered in 1989[112]

[edit] T-Z

• Bill Teegins, Oklahoma sports journalist and anchor. Specialized in Oklahoma State Cowboys sports. Died in infamous OSU Plane Crash.

• Aggie Underwood, former journalist and editor of the LA Herald Express and one of the reporters involved in the Black Dahlia Case, 1947

• Mike von Joel, maverick editor of numerous widely circulated art periodicals

• Patricia Walker O’Connor
• Max Walsh, Australian journalist and economist.
• Fredrick Ward, writer and photographer
• Rob Webb, British music critic, NME, Drowned In Sound
• Liza Williams, American journalist and cultural icon. Author of Up the City of Angels.
• Michael Winerip, education correspondent, The New York Times

• Dorthoy Langdon Yates, journalist and author of several books about the history of Midland, Michigan.
• Charles M. Young, American journalist, music critic.

• Phyllis Zatlin - prominent author, received the Fulbright Fellowship

[edit] Journalism Concepts

• news assistant, desk assistant and other related terms
• Prior Review
• psuedo-event (concept written about by historian Daniel Boorstin)
• flack attack (sic!!), concept about misusing WP et al. as a PR tool, as to be found here (blog.basturea.com/archives/2005/04/28/wikipedia-before-the-flack-attack/). Beside that, it also seems to be the name of a new wiki on the web.

[edit] Publishers (individuals & companies)

• Airmont Books - New York paperback publisher (reprints and low-pay originals)
• Yaoi House Yaoi book publisher
• Barbour Publishing Home (http://www.barbourbooks.com/)A Publishing Home
• Blanche Knopf
• Donald Klopfer
• Enter Into Peace (Publishing entity of Canadian artist, poet and musician Dawud Wharnsby-Ali)
• GamingG
• Haus Publishing
• J. Henry Harper
• Michael de Pencier (Chairman of Key Publishers Company and a Member of the Order of Canada)
• Alf B. Meier (Photographer and writer, publisher of the first travel zine Kafenio (1999))
• Joshua Townsend
• Laufer Media, a California corporation, publishes teen tabloids TiGERbeat and BOP.
• Bug Music, a publishing company, based in Los Angeles, but with offices around the world. Handles music of Iggy Pop, and others
• Glenyse Ward
• Thomas Yoseloff, of A.S. Barnes and others
• Kobalt Publishing (http://www.kobaltonline.com/)
• Corbett & Kish Publishing Global Business Periodicals

[edit] Internet and tech culture

• Orbiter Forums, it is about Orbiter Space Flight Simulator in the forums. Source: www.orbiterwiki.org
• Orbiter-Forum, it is the new official Orbiter forum after the early 2008 crash of orbit.m6.net. Source: www.orbiter-forum.com
• The Friend Society, The Friend Society is an internet comedy website containing Flash animations, comics and music from the members of their forums. The Friend Society
• Little Kuriboh, The internet celebrity responsible for the admired Yugi-oh the abridged series, a one man dubbed comedy series that hit big on You-Tube.
• Angry German Kid, A video posted on YouTube that soon gained infamy for its portrayal of an angry German boy pretending to act violently towards a game (Unreal Tournament 2004) that failed to load.
• Philip Nelson,Jr. Technology executive and webcasting expert. Helped jumpstart the Live IPTV revoution when working with FOX Sports, MTV, ESPN Radio, etc. Works for NewTek
• TheLaughTrack, An increasingly popular YouTube channel which films comedy videos that are often released in a series of sitcom like episodes. Occasionally they will also release video shorts that deal with the same characters but out of the setting of their show.
• Loading Ready Run, a video humor site who have several hundred thousand viewers and has won several awards, mostly from the Vancouver Island Short Film Festival; has had a clip of one of their more popular segments played on CNN, has a wiki, and a very large fanbase, and has been featured in several popular internet sites. Website [113]
• Mechapixel, A Photoshop contest site and internet community famous for Pudding Fridays [114]
• Pakstrategy an online publication that is being used by wikipedia as a refrence in a few articles, I think it'll should have like it's own biography or somthing on wikipedia, ohh yrah the the online publication can be found at http://pakstrategy.blogspot.com/
• The Leet World A Counter Strike: Source "Reality TV show" Comes out with videos almost every week.
• Eskimo Bob A popular internet cartoon series.
• Ouverture Facile An online puzzle game.
• HIMEOBS An historically influential organization.
• MMORPG_terminology or MMORPG_terms_and_acronyms (the latter used to exist - have found several websites linking to it - but now is a dead link and invites the viewer to create the page)
• Alex Polyakov A notorious spam king
• GerstmannGate The recent and relatively widespread scandal involving Jeff Gerstmann, Gamespot, CNet and Eidos over advertising.
• Welcome to Sumwhere A flash cartoon series website. www.welcometosumwhere.com
• Teesside Tintin A cult cartoon series of re-dubbed Tintin episodes hosted by dubtoons.com
• Girltap The new outrageous video, following Goatse, 2girls1cup and the likes.
• Spill.com, a movie review based review site that uses flash animation to create reviews. Based on the Austin cable access show called the Real Deal.
• X17 Online A website of celebrity news.
• Alive in Baghdad, an Iraqi blog that has received a good amount of news coverage
• Patriotic Nigras A semi-well known group of griefers in Second Life. Related publications in both Wired and New Scientist.
• the O show An Oxnard-based internet entertainment channel.
• YouTube Poop A genre of video, where clips from games from the Philips CD-i games, TV Shows (usually Super Mario World) and adverts (quite often Volvic or Head-On) are taken apart and put back together, usually to make a character say something explicit or out of character for humorous purposes, to frighten viewers by instantly turning the volume up or to make up a sort of song. Often makes unnecessarily frequent use of silly phrases and words (i.e. "Your face will die.").
• WireTap (Magazine) WireTap is the Webby-winning news and culture magazine by and for young people interested in social change. WireTap informs young audiences in their own voices, creates a space for reflection and discussion, attracts young readers alienated from politics, connects information to action, and inserts the perspective of young people into the crowded media landscape that often lacks the youth perspective.
• FunnyzA rising Youtube star who makes funny videos including prank calls, sketches, etc.
• SheezyART - A free-er version of DeviantART, with more options. However, it has many bugs.
• MetaNotes - A website to create online walls of stickynotes and chat through these notes in real time.
• stargatewars.com - A web-MMORPG dedicated to the movies and Tv shows of Stargate and SG-1. You can play as one of the races from Stargate and attack, upgrade your ships, and eventually ascend to a higher race.
• Afro Ninja - Internet celebrity made famous from user-generated video sites like YouTube and Fark. Appears on SouthPark, along with other internet celebs.
• WikiJob - wiki website for student and graduate job seekers in the UK. Please visit site and contact site owner (See site about page) for more information.
• Vagabond's_Quest - the NetDragons.com online game
• Bambino! - Japanese drama starring Jun Matsumoto. Based off the manga by Sekiya Tetsuji
• Mosh Girl - Internet celebrity made famous from Photoshopped spoof images of her dancing.
• The Crap Adventures of Lizrad Man A series of cartoons by Hannan
• Pico(Newgrounds) Newgrounds.com's mascot created by Tom Fulp
• Time Cave A future email scheduling website featured in PC World [115] and elsewhere

[edit] Dance

[edit] Dance Companies

• It is of importance to dance students globally that dance company profiles, history and cultural relevance are noted in this amazing resource. Dance company articles have received "speedy deletion" although there are many articles on musical bands, universities, etc. My students would be very appreciative if Wikipedia would standardize a format for this that would avoid deletion os advertising, since the intension is not to sell anything.

• Cleo Parker Robinson Dance School - based in Denver, Colorado.

• John Martin(dance critic) - There are numerous weblinks and bits of information about this man, who served as one of the first critics for dance in the country. Working for the NY Times, he even has his own Britannica article, and it would be great to see Wikipedia incorporate his name into a well organized page.

• Ellis & Christine Rogers and the Quadrille Club -- Ellis and Christine Rogers are experts in historical dance, and host the Quadrille Club in London, UK, where social dances of the 19th century are taught in detail. http://www.quadrilles.co.uk/

[edit] Choreographers/Professional Dancers

I would like to request an article for the choreographer Vladimir Bourmeister. 207.237.198.102 (talk) 00:54, 25 May 2008 (UTC) See http://www.answers.com/topic/vladimir-bourmeister?cat=entertainment.

[edit] Dances

I would like to request an article for Midsummer Night's Dream, (ballet).

There are many different versions and interpretations, including versions by Balanchine, Tudor, and others. This is an important article and the various approaches by dance companies and choreographers would benefit inclusion in wikipedia. 207.237.233.51 (talk) 05:40, 30 April 2008 (UTC)

I would like to request "Cooley Jackson", who was a solid gold dancer, was in the movie "Breakin" and seems to have taught Michael Jackson the moonwalk.

[edit] Literature

• See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Culture and fine arts/Literature.

[edit] Unsorted

[edit] Books

See also Literature.

• Grace's Turn by Christy Carlson Romano. The debut book by this author, a "semi-autobiographical" book about a girl named Grace and her struggles with acting.

• Trapped By History-by Declan P. Cleary The story shows how being raised in a family that has been part of historical events traps the individual to follow in line with the fulfillment of these dreams. It shows how the actions one takes has consequences for future events . The deeds of the pasts shape the future , and the ghosts of the past have away of casting a shadow over that future.
• Henderson's Boys - Apparently, a series by Robert Muchamore.

• IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE - A mature and muscular novel by ERNEST J. GAINES. Story about a black communtiy and the former life of the local reverand and civil rights leader.

• THE PURPLE EMPEROR - The Second book in the Fairie Wars Series by HERBIE BRENNAN.

• MAUS II: Here My Troubles Began - The second in the MAUS graphic novel series by Art Speigelman. An account of a survivor story of the Holocaust.

• In Or Out - The first novel in the In or Out series by Claudia Gabel

• Through My Eyes: a life with asperger's By Quinn Koeneman, - lulu.com says 'A 12-year-old's introspective monologue on his life with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism. "Through My Eyes" will enlighten readers to the challenges faced by Aspie kids, and on an individual level, the writer's perspective on his world.'

• Child 44- A novel by Tom Rob Smith about a Russian serial killer during the 1950's

• Last Dragon - Not to be confused with the movie, "The Last Dragon". Last Dragon is a book written by J M McDermott on the Wizards of the Coast Discoveries series, released February 2008. It is a fantasy novel.

• Patasana- A notable novel by Ahemt Ümit

• iACTUATE: 100 days of Inspiration - iACTUATE: 100 days of inspiration is the first volume of a series of motivational books by author Olusegun "SHEG" Aranmolate that provides its reader with one-hundred famous inspirational quotes and one-hundred brilliantly written succinct messages that truly inspires them to improve themselves.

• Casanegra: A Tennyson Hardwick Story - A murder mystery by Blair Underwood, Steven Barnes, Tananarive Due.

• Heat (book) - Mike Lupica - A book describing the expiernces of Michael Arroyo.

• The Gospel according to the Son - Norman Mailer - novel

• History of the United States from the Compromise of 1850 - James Ford Rhodes - This well-known series documents the history of the United States in the latter half of the 19th century.

• 99 francs / 14,99 euros - Frédéric Beigbeder - novel about advertising business

• State Fair

• Behind the Smile: My Journey out of Postpartum Depression - Marie Osmond - A book written by Marie Osmond to help women with Postpartum Depression.

• Troll Blood - Katherine Langrish - The third book in the troll saga which includes Troll Mill ISBN: 13 978-0-00-721488-4
• My Own Two Feet - Beverly Cleary - A memoir of Clearly's life.
• Between Cocktails - Sid Fleischman - A book of informal magic tricks, his first published book

• January's Child - Jenny Oldfield - 1989 children's book by English author Jenny Oldfield.

• Make Limonade - Virginia E. Wolff -

• The Perfect Kill - Ben Allsop -

• The City Who Fought - Anne McCaffrey & S.M. Stirling

• The River Why- David James Duncan -

• Ties That Bind, Ties That Break - Lensey Namoika

• The Night Tourist - Katherine Marsh
• Trapped By History-Declan P. Cleary

• The Thief Who Came to Dinner - We have the movie; we need the original novel.

• The Tide Lords - A series by Jennifer Fallon

• Voyage to the End of the Room - A fiction novel by Tibor Fischer

• Xiu Xiu: The Polaroid Project: The Book- David Horvitz. The soundtrack CD for this book is listed in Wikipedia, but information on the book is not. It is about the band, Xiu Xiu. It consists of polaroids taken on the road that were then mailed to there fans. The book is a collection of shots across America, with writings from members of Xiu Xiu, Deerhoof, and Wilco, and a soundtrack CD. This is the CD: A Soundtrack for a Polaroid of Two Trees in Indiana.

• Souls of Aredyrah - Tracy Akers

• The Merlin Mystery - A mystery puzzle book in the same vein as Masquerade by Kit Williams, The Merlin Mystery told the story of a black cat visiting Merlin's cottage and learning of the history of Merlin and Nimue from an owl who resides there, while challenging readers with a MENSA-certified puzzle in order to win $125,000US as well as several ornate pieces of mystical and alchemist-themed objects including a three-foot bronze and crystal 'staff of Merlin'. [116]

[edit] Sites

• WISEOZ[117] - WISEOZ is a teaming-inspired, event-based, and interest-oriented community where members win prizes, socialize, and connect through virtual online events (“WiseWits”), interest-based social networks (“Circles of Interest”), and establishment of an online identity (“My Ego”).
• www.thotmarket.com
• www.hopstop.com
• Zygote In My Coffee Notable E-zine
• Douginadress.com Famous quasi-shock site, not gory enough for a shock sites reference but worthy of mention. Used by trolls, mentioned on radio morning shows, popular and well established. Needs a page or reference from an entry like shock-sites.
• The Aaron Fan Club Famous for nothing, the original internet superstar. The site is The Aaron Fan Club.
• www.vampirefreaks.com
• TwinkFish.com Web comics [118]
• Iconbuffet[119] - Ice Cream Social Community where you can get royal free icons through trading them like baseball cards. (be around for a year and a bit now)
• HarmonyCentral.com[120] - Online Community for Musicians
• theReadr.com[121] - Social News Community
• The Cogmill[122] - Blog focusing on Web 2.0 related submissions composed by industry professionals.
• Bliin [123] - Social Networking using GPS software.68.147.60.166 17:08, 19 June 2007 (UTC)bookermorgan
• ScoreHero [124] - (scorehero.com) A really good forum site for Guitar Hero related topics. It has info on things such as techniques, high scores, and has a slightly competitive atmosphere between users. A particular article that is quite unique is information on making custom versions of Guitar Hero and Guitar Hero II (PS2 version). It also has several forums for various other music based games.
• Funny Class Notes critically acclaimed humor blog. Publishes satirical entries written entirely in class by college students. (http://www.FunnyClassNotes.com)
• davesecretary writer of a slew of infamous and amazing childhood stories. (http://board.vivalavinyl.org/?func=topic&id=10488&r=1)
• eon8.com [125] - (eon8.com) A major event in the history of the internet. Shows how pathetic wiki is for deleting it when they allow some other very ridiculous things.
• AllofTV.net [126] - (AllofTV.net) AllofTV.net constantly provides you with the latest and greatest streaming episodes on the web. You can watch any episodes of such popular cartoons and TV shows like The Simpsons, Family Guy, Futurama, South Park, CSI, Prison Break, Lost, 24, and many more online, for free and without waiting for downloads. Just click on the show, choose your episode, lean back and enjoy. AllofTV.net wishes you a pleasent stay.
• BrettBits.com [127] - (BrettBits.com) Contains popular audio, video content intermixed with original text, program source code, image and Adobe Flash game content.
• Changing the Times [128] - (changingthetimes.net)

An online monthly alternate history magazine. Edited by David Atwell.

• Dane101.com] [129] - (dane101.com) Popular culture website for Madison Wisconsin and Dane County. It was the first of it's kind when started in April of 2005 and has since inspired the local major media to mimic the sites free-form/collaborativestyle. Runs on Drupal.
• n-philes.com [130] - (n-philes.com) N-Philes is the premiere video game site featuring reviews, interviews and original articles. N-Philes also gives away plenty of prizes, from games to consoles. N-Philes now has a place where you can keep tabs on everyone's friend codes for the Wii and DS and also has a fast paced, top-noth community.
• flukiest.com [131] - (flukiest.com) Flukiest is a fast growing interactive community for sharing and managing digital media by artists, photographers, designers, musicians, writers, directors, producers, and technologists. Flukiest also provides the technology to launch fast growing interactive communities for members to make new friends or keep in touch with old ones, in addition to providing facilities to store and manage digital media content such as photos and movies. Started by former lead developer of Myspace.
• InkedNation.com [132] - (InkedNation.com)The largest and most popular site dedicated to bringing the Tattoo community together.
• Barking Moonbat] [133] - (barking-moonbat.com)

Conservative political blog. Affiliated with the Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler.

• EyeLAshout.NET [134] - (EyeLAshout.NET) The entertainment company controlled by everyone and everything in the world.
• Star Army of Yamatai [135] - The Star Army of Yamatai is a free online community dedicated to collaborative story writing and military simulation through a mix of play-by-post and chat-based roleplaying games. Star Army, running since 2000, features an original sci-fi setting created by its members and characterized by armed, flirty cat-eared girls and sleek, powerful starships and power armor. Various factions compete for dominance as they emerge from the shadow of the Yamatai Star Empire. War is never far away.
• AMI Planet™ [136] - (www.amiplanet.com) The world's largest social networking website.
• Flogger.tv - [137], an AdobeFlashBased Weblogging community.
• Filmbay.com - [138], a global independent film community and shop. A free resource and distribution tool for independent filmmakers.
• Matrix Rayne [139] - a modding community site including forums and art.
• NewsNow [140] - Live news feeds from varying sources
• CGIndia [141] - Computer Graphics online Magazine
• Sandafluffoid Studios [142] - Obscure humour site
• State of Sabotage http://www.sabotage.at/sos/ - SoS promotes the conservation, protection and creation of the freedom of art and culture
• Liberated Films [143] - (www.liberatedfilms.com) Independent film website, streams films and donates ad profits to charity
• SnorgTees.com
• Noisebot.com
• ZaneDomain.com[144] - Home of ZANE Production Group, featuring anime themed wallpapers, AMV’s and home of the SETI@Home group UN Spacey.
• Hamwad.com [145] - Practical Joke
• Quibblo [146] - A site/tool for creating and taking quizzes, surveys and polls.
• www.skullring.org [147] - Website/blog providing original horror/outsider/dark culture news, reviews, interviews and more. Officially launched November, 2006 by owner Matt Staggs.
• Virb.com[148] - A social networking site that uses tagging and shares iTunes profile information. The site went live in March 2007, but there is little to no information on the web about its creation.
• coastalbeat.com Influential news and culture site in Southwest Florida.
• Credit.com Credit education and personal finance company established in 1995.
• youku.com [149] The Chinese equivalent of YouTube, it is gaining in popularity.
• yuwie.com www.yuwie.com A new Myspace/Facebook website that pays its users a share of advertising. ^{[150] [151]}
  • Now blacklisted (permanent link)
• lecool.com [152] A free mail publication that comes out weekly. It details upcomming and interesting events in a number of European cities. There is an American equivalent, but the name escapes me at this moment.
• letssingit.com [153]
• rjrehan.com [154]Official website of popular radio jockey,Rehan Waris, from the city of joy, Calcutta.
• Tomorrow's Nobodies [155] An online comedy sketch group
• Mondo Magazine[156], a Toronto-centric internet arts & culture magazine.

Mycolts.net-A social networking site created by the Indianapolis Colts. Currently about 16,000 members.

• AMS Studios Aaron Swafford - Chief Executive Officer and Artist at AMS Studios. Art and manga. Comics, music, movies and games. [[157]] [[158]] [[159]] [[160]] [[161]][[162]]

LiveVideo A video orientated social networking site Sean Nieuwoudt - Actor who plays dieter in wild at heart

• Zak Martin Psychic, author, antiwar activist.
• www.maddeinc.co.nr site about madde inc and simpsons
• slink BBC run online magazine for teenage girls.
• tektek.org A site for users of the online forum Gaia online with information about items and events ect.
• kh-vids.net A fansite for the Kingdom Hearts video game series that also houses videos of its cutscenes and battles and a popular forum.

[edit] Podcasts

• This Show Again A show made by a former writer of Rosie O'Donnel, radio prank phone caller and View comedian Thomas J. Kelly, along with his aquaintances from various areas of his life
• The Adventures of O. Horse Brown [163] Country guy from Alabama and his yankee Indian girfriend discuss current events, arts, and their adventures. No funnier combo of extreme personality and straight man.
• The MannersCast [164] A podcast by Dallas, Texas resident, Trent Armstrong and several friends. It gives everyday lessons in manners and etiquette in a humorous and casual fashion.
• Chicken Fried Radio It was deleted a while ago because it went on a year long hiatus. Now they are back again, funnier than ever, and rebuilding a massive fan base.
• 24cast - podcast about 24 made by 4 guys (usually drunk). Hilarity ensues.
• Phedippidations
• BoltTalk
• Cubscast
• Free Movement To Music - Podcast from Vancouver based duo on alternative and experimental music.
• Lady Raptastric
• Mr.Deity/misterdiety
• Polarbear Podcast - all about the exotic life in Sweden - in english!
• The Robot 40 Podcast - After celebrating it's one year anniversary, The Robot 40 is better and stronger than ever official site]
• Achievement Junkie - Daily video game podcast
• himynameisbainsy podcast - british broadcaster david baines's own podcast.website
• SomaCow [165]
• Say ... Anything [166]
• BRodcast - Podcast created by two students at GMU. They talk about their lives, schools, past, and pop culture.

[edit] Terminology and Slang

• 1019 Cool means something is cool in a relative context.
• Chargin' Mah Lazer Needs to have a site as well as Shoop da whoop
• Asstunnel Check [167] and [168]
• Brotally
• BlartistA Blogging Artist.Used frequently to describe bloggers as a distinct separation is made between personal and professional blogs.
• ((Codonology))--sorry, I couldn't find any references for this odd word--sounds specious--any ideas?
• GooWee
• Awesome AnDrEw
• CName Record
• Couth
• elbow and send
• gb2 as in perhaps gb2myspace
• I see what you did there
• "I'm just saying" used to negate any opposing viewpoints. this is probably the MOST commonly used and LEAST noticed/understood comment. its amazing how it slips through the conversation.
• Internet dialect like leet
• Internet disease
• japster
• Jadexcore
• lmaopper growing term derived from lmao
• Man Sausage does is stand for more than penis? I think it deserves its own article.
• Natch
• nerdvent
• Neptune Circle
• Nuking the fridge - from ID4, jumping the shark for movies.
• orama / o-rama (no, not obama). Something like “which is every sense of” (outdated 80's slang?)
• photoey
• Rules of the Internet - a usenet humor post that has already been deleted 4-6 times and is protected against recreation. Try Netiquette for a serious discussion of the topic.
• Schnibblies
• Shakespeareana - a search gives three articles that mention this term (I suppose it should mean the works of Shakespeare)
• smack talking
• Smoking Rivet
• Solar Bean Apparantely some sort of power device or other cornerstone of high technology, used jokingly.
• webinair
• Smurfbombing (as per this article) [169]
• Spinfusor
• Staff of Rar
• Szalacsi Sándor
• The Log Cabin synonym for The Internet

• Xdugef
• Zone File Control
• give no face

[edit] Miscellaneous

• 101 Tasks in 1001 Days
• Alliance: Future Combat
• Arfenhouse
• AeroGarden A very popular home implementation of aeroponics.
• A Free Ride A homosexual stag film or early American gay pornographic film.
• A Stiff Game A homosexual stag filmor early American gay pornographic film.
• Bus Pirates - (Myspace Episodes)
• Beatles Slash
• Blame Society Productions - Production Company that produced Chad Vader, McCourt's in Session and other films popular on the internet. Wikipedia already has an article about the Chad Vader series, but not one on the production company responsible [for its making. See splu.net

Brikwerk]http://brikwerk.blogspot.com/

• Command-N
• Cuteoverload
• Cigar Boom
• Desu of Dejatoons
• Dyne Foundation [170]
• DList [171]
• EventCircular [172] An up and coming Event Planning site that is revolutionizing event planning.
• Fart in a Duck
• Friends of Da Earth
• Get High on Yourself
• Gravoor
• Gurfrip
• Ian Murphy aka Captain Zap
• Info Junkie
• International Association of Time Travelers
• Internet Courtesy
• It's funny beacuse it's true
• James A. Janisse
• John Cooper, II
• Keyboard mashing
• kitty porn
• KOZO - The Dancing Purple Hippo
• LinuxWorld Expo
• List of self-serving Wikipedia edits (e.g. Diebold removing Diebold criticism)
• modthesims2 a Sims 2 fan site full of great custom content. See also Game Mods
• Mookychick ([173])
• Myspace CelebritiesStaci Cole
• Madame Viper
• Maddeinc Madde inc maker of mr man and arms
• Ninja vs Pirate
• No Hands the Cat
• Parasite Pals
• Potions in Harry Potter
• Punk-O-Matic, a popular Adobe Flash Animation game where the player creates music using a lead guitarist, bass guitarist and a drummer, thus the name "Punk-o-Matic", although punk music does not necessarily have to be created.
• Recreational Imaginations ([174])
• Relative displacement of media a theoretical explanation for shifts in media penetration and influence
• smarkus
• Space Robot Bonanza
• Squirrel3D
• Sten Kerklaan vs Henk
• Swarmsketch "ongoing online canvas" - [175]
• The Angry Nintendo Nerd - a noted critic of video games of the 8-bit Era
• Traveling Terabyte Project - A project wherein hard disks loaded with content are sent off to army personel (see [176] for some detail)
• ulzzang
• vCasting
• Veeper -an interactive solution that can take a 2D photograph and turn it into a living lip-synced animation. Made by Pulse.
• WHQuestion
• Nanaca Crash An extremely popular anime inspired flash game.
• Wikipedia Races-I know it has been created and deleted many times but surely that shows that it is something that actually happens and more than one person plays it!!!! Also, come on Wikipedia, it is a phenomenon you create other than people saying your site is unreliable!! Wikipedia races are when a group of people race in their search for one topic in wikipedia using links posted on the pages.
• Youtube Poop For the increasingly popular genre of Youtube videos.
• Barbara Dafoe Whitehead

[edit] Webcomics

• == Azuzephre ==

I take no credit whatsoever to any information in this article it all goes to the creator of Azuzephre Jeff Thomas.

Created by Jeff Thomas. Website: [177]

From The Creator Jeff: I first started drawing Pon and Zi in the last few months of 2004. Originally, the characters were gray and nameless, and I put them in violent, hopefully humorous situations. My deviantART Gallery started to get a bit more attention as soon as the characters began to frequent it, so I decided to develop them. My first serious relationship began in December of 2004, and the characters consequently became less violent and found themselves in relationship-themed comics. I decided to assign each character with a color because gray didn't seem to convey love very well and because I was beginning to assign characteristic traits to each character. I wanted to avoid giving either character a gender because I wanted everyone to be able to relate to every comic and because I realize that especially recently, disregard to traditional gender rules is commonplace. Blue and yellow seemed to work best, so I stuck with those two colors. They still needed names. I figured that minimalistic characters should have minimalistic names, so I named the blue one Zi, but got stuck with the name for the yellow one. My little brother suggested Pon and it worked. Since then, the style used to draw the comics has changed subtly, but they've always been created in basically the same way. I sketch each comic on copy paper and ink the lineart with either a Sakura Pigma Brush Pen or a Copic Sketch Brush Tip. After that, I scan the lineart and used to color it with Adobe Photoshop, but recently started using the program, Open Canvas with my tablet PC. I still continue to make new comics when I have time, so check the gallery often. <3

[edit] Hysteria Syndrome

Semi-daily webcomic created by Zachary Hayes in February 2008. Comic is off season between June and August. Comics are catigoried by the month they were created and can be found in this Archive The creater allows people to sumbit their own comics to be published on his page. Hysteria Syndrome is featured on The Webcomic List and ComicsUtopia Any other information can be found on Zachary Hayes' website or the Hysteria Syndrome page and by googling 'Zachary Hayes' or 'Hysteria Syndrome'. Hysteria Syndrome icon

The following is from ComicsUtopia:

"Creator of the semi-daily webcomic, Hysteria Syndrome, and host of The Zachary Hayes Show, a live online broadcast talk show featuring himself along with any guest he can possible find. Zachary Hayes started his website on January 15th, 2007 and has since been updating it with dozens of videos, blogs and media. As a sophomore at Valley High School, Zach would get bored in study hall and doodle a comic strip he called "Billy" which on February 11th), 2008 (Zach was a junior) turned to Hysteria Syndrome and was posted onto the web. Though he is unable to post a comic every day by himself, he accepts guest comics and awards the best guest comic of the month in order to promote others to submit. Not long after the start of Hysteria Syndrome; The Zachary Hayes Show aired its pilot episode and was accepted as a featured Stickam live show. Every Wednesday at 5pm CST, Zachary can be seen on his website or Stickam profile. Zach's other hobbies include film production and drumming for his band-in-the-making, Rabbit Eating Worms. Zach's film making career began on his 11th birthday when he received his first video camera and started a production company called Blooper Brothers. October of 2007, Zachary began making digital videos and posting them on YouTube. Since then he has made dozens of short films."

[edit] Webshows

• Imaginary Bitches [178],[179]
• Franks and Beans [180]
• TheLaughTrack [181]
• Unforgotten Realms [182]
• Vloggies (annual awards for webshows)
• The Kid From Brooklyn (Michael Ciracciolo, [183])
• The Demented Cartoon Movie ([184], [185], [186], [187])
• Eskimo Bob (Alan Guinan, Tomas Guinan [188])
• Marty Chang Advice Videos (As featured on many streaming video sites such as Super Deluxe and Funny or Die)
• FronknDego ([189])
• Goth Lyfe [190],[191]
• The Drome [192]
• The IRATE Gamer [193]
• Welcome to Sumwhere [194]
• LoadingReadyRun [195]
• Pug Ugly Productions [196]
• Crappy Ways to Die [197]
• WhatevaBroadcast [www.youtube.com/whatevabroadcast]

[edit] Music

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Pug Ugly Productions

[edit] Museums

• Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City
• The Adams House Museum
  • The Adams Museum
• Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum in Phoenix. [198]
• Artcasting in Art Museums
• Astrup Fearnley Museum of Contemporary Art with works by Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst in Oslo, Norway
• Podcasting in Art Museums
• The Chidren's Museum of Science and Technologyin Troy, NY
• Cullen Gardens
• Iraq Museum International
• Lapidarium
• Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston - Kingston, Ontario
• Mazayen al-Ibl- Saudia Arabian camel beauty contest
• Museum of Holography
• National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design - Oslo, Norway
• Richard H. Driehaus Museum in Chicago. [199] [200]
• Rouen Museum (Normandy)
• The Selena Museum
• Surnateum
• Tampa Gallery of Photographic Arts a museum [201]
• The Usher Gallery in Lincoln, England
• Western Bridge in Seattle, Wash. [202]
• Las Pozas Surrealist Garden in Xiltla, San Louis Potosi, Mexico
• Log Cabin Village in Fort Worth, Texas (mentioned in Wikipedia article on Fort Worth already, needs fleshed out with its own entry)

[edit] National or ethnic cultures

• Aman Dangat- an Ivatan protomartyr
• American Slang
• Anglo-conformity
• Arab American Literature good source: http://www.library.cornell.edu/colldev/mideast/abinader.htm
• Arlene Skolnick
• Ayurvastra Indian cloth that has been infused with the Indian medicine ayurvedia
• The Bogle dance move
• Butterfly dance
• Costa Rican Ox Cart Typical painted ox carts
• Chess Hall of Fame
• Deaf Culture: First Deaf Lifeguard: Leroy Columbo
• Early French Culture
• Erigae
• Flag of the West Indies Federation
• French Colloquialisms
• Gadaba Tribe, Orissa, India
• German Army Parka
• German Traditions
• Gouka
• The Great Happiness Space (documentary about Japanese host clubs, http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/03/11/truth-about-host-clubs-the-great-happiness-space/)
• Hispanic Race Flag
• höömeï
• Hygge
• Hyggelig
• Indian lilt or Sub-continental lilt - characteristic speaking style (independent of accent) of the people of the Indian sub-continent.
• Irish Myths and Legends
• Irish Traditions
• Italian customs
• Kuckunniwi - [Native American] name/meaning
• List of famous European-Americans
• MLK Scandals - prostitutes, plagerism, etc.
• Melanin Science
• Militant League for German Culture
• Museo Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, Mexico
• Nehmat or Nehmatollah or similar - Persian given name?
• Paduang
• Pananggalan --A Malaysian ghost that drinks blood and devours infants
• Pittsburgh Rgional History Center and Western Pa. Sports Museum-This Page already exists under the name Heinz History Center; The Museum was fairly recently renamed after Senator John Heinz [203].
• Paring bee--A kind of bee(as in gathering) where people come and pare apples for winter storage. Usually in British North America.
• Quinciañera -Already exists under title Quinceañera
• Queer Aztlan
• Scooter boys
• Shabak (ethnic group)
• Skaroreh Katenuaka Nation - A Native American tribe, a good source is: http://www.skarorehkatenuakanation.org/
• Soul Handshakes
• Super Barrio
• Tawira
• Tirolese
• Tisthe Season
• Utsuro-Bune - Woman in the water in Japanese texts, possible early UFO sightings
• Ulster Protestant - Protestant people of Northern Ireland who descended from the settlers of the Plantation of Ulster. They have a unique history, many unique traditions and a separate identity.
• Vaghri - Normadic hunters and traders known as the gypsies of India
• Whisky Jack
• Wor (dance) - a dance culture of Biak, Indonesia.
• Zhongdong - cave dwelling village in the southwestern Chinese province of Guizhou
• The Jack D. Diehm Museum of Natural History -museum located in Fort Wayne, IN.

[edit] Recreation and hobbies

• Allied Military Currency
• Author card
• Bath Puff
• Bromine Pools
• Bull Barrel
• dosquared [204]
• Festival of Lettuce-Held every year in the village of Artas on the West Bank
• Grand National Sheep Stakes- Sheep race in England
• Haduri [205] [206]
• Halal Inn-1st alcohol free Muslim pub in Britain
• Halo With Sprinkles

East Norf

• Inclusive Recreation
• Iron Curtain Trail (mentioned as a proposal in the BRD-DDR border article; Google gives some relevant results)
• IT'Z (party place)
• Mountaineering cam (link from Cam (disambiguation) and chockstones)
• National Recreation and Park Association
• Party trick
• Reborning
• Salt dough, used in handicrafts. How it works, which recipe is "best"; [207] [208] [209] [210] [211]
• Slap the Bag drinking game involving boxed wines
• Tea card (external link) (external link)
• Wet/Dry or Trickle Filter

[edit] Gambling

• Gambling in France
• Gambling in Hong Kong
• Gambling in Italy
• Gambling in Monaco
• Gambling in Taiwan
• Gambling in the People's Republic of China

[edit] Games and toys

A-F

• Alien Adoption Agency - A browser based MMOG based on the idea of playing as an alien in a foreign world.
• the Band of Maniacal Brothers - A California-based gaming organization existing since 2002. BoMB website | BoMB website in 2002 | Listed in Clan Directory
• Barbie Queen of the Prom
• Basic Action Super Heroes
• Beer Hunt - a game like easter egg hunting
• Binocle
• Bored.com - A website that has creative new games like a wallet test to see if people can be honest, or entering a website so you can "destroy" it. A website for people who are bored. [www.bored.com/ bored.com homepage]
• Boxo
• Bye-Lo Baby
• Busou Shinki
• Chain Factor
• Candle kites
• Chaos Toys
• Chessex
• Chinese puzzle box
• Chinese sky lantern
• CthulhuTech - Pen & Paper role-playing game.
• Cyber-Wars
• Cubicle Chaos
• Dollshe Hounds
• Dragon Ball Z Budokai: Tenkaichi 3
• Drawball.com - A website for worldwide online grafitti.
• Dream Life
• Dream of Doll
• Emergency 4
• Eve The Second Genesis CCG
• Falling Sand Game
• Fantasy Premier Leauge
• Five Clicks to Jesus
• Flash Flash Revolution
• Flight the Magic Horse
• Fun factor

G-O

• Glamour Gals, a line of tiny fashion dolls made by Kenner in the 1980s.
• The Game (game), mental game requiring participants not to remember that they are playing the game
• Geography (Board Game)
• Georgia Skin
• GLove Game
• Gundam War CCG
• Holland Christmas games
• Hl2insider.net
• Happy Family Midge
• Hexafex
• Home version, general term for a board game, or other home game, based on a television game show
• Impossiball: a toy ball who's internal weights cause it to move in an unpredictable fashion. A classic.
• Inclusive Recreation
• Inward Hellix, an Online Riddle that requires some graphics editing, basic knowledge about computers and the internet, and some other things that the player discovers as they play the game. The Inward Hellix site
• Jowgen The Spiritualist, A card from the popular anime/trading card game Yu-gi-oh
• Kamizumo, a Japanese game involving tapping the edge of a light, but strong surface, to move two sumo wrestlers constructed with paper.
• Karom
• Leech Puzzle
• Leet World, the (machinima series) Leet World homepage LA Complexity: Leet World interview
• Lensmoor
• Lucky packet
• Johnny Rocketfingers I & II
• Magic Card Index
• Magic Edge
• Mahjong glossary
• MechQuest
• melissa and Doug wooden toys
• Microgame Design Contest
• Monkey Knuckles, a skill toy resembling Astrojax and meteor; consisting of two sliding balls on a string, with end stoppers; [212]
• Morton's List
• My Baby Beth
• My Friend Mandy
• Mystery Date (game) We have an article for the unrelated film, but no article for the game
• Napoleon in the Icebox
• Nemesis Factor
• Northcote's game
• Octacompass
• Ogre Island
• Games and Sites

P-Z

• Personal Computer Navi
• Parian dolls
• Peek-A-Poohs
• Pixelblocks
• Playray
• Pom Pom 123
• Primitive wars
• Puzzle Picture
• Remold
• RoboForce
• Rock Scissors
• Russian Sledge
• Sargara Family
• Sabuteo
• Scramball
• Shortpacking
• Shuuro
• Si Guo Da Zhan
• Sim Dynasty - Real Baseball Simulation game created by Tyson Lowery
• Skiing (game)
• Soaky-as seen in this spot
• Sock Wrestling A game played by children and teens in which you wrestle in order for one opponent to remove the other's sock.
• Sockem Boppers
• Sports Management Games
• Suzy HomemakerI've heard this phrase, and found out it is a doll, but wonder where it came from and why they choose "suzy"
• Swearbear
• 1/72 scale Plastic soldiers
• Thoth (Game Engine) Thoth Engine
• Toobee Toobee Review Toobee Product Page
• Torncity What is Torn City? Torn City Homepage
• Tribal Wars[213]
• Twisted Fish (A game developed by McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds) Twisted Fish Main Page The Buzz About Us www.toydirectory.com
• VS System TCG card index and game rules
• Weird N' Wild Creatures (Developed by the International Masters Publishing company)-
• Wogger A very visually appealing point and click computer game developed by Bernd Mattiebe
• YakBak A pocket sampler toy popular with kids in the 1990s. Some versions could play what you said backwards.
• Years in Toys
• Yeehaw! (a drinking game popular with the Engineers at the University of British Columbia)
• YellowLight Games (a video game company that makes computer games.)
• You've Been Sentenced (A game developed by McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds - Winner of the "Oppenheim Toy Portfolio GOLD Award!", AND iParenting Award)
• Z-Chess
• Zoob
• Zube Tube (a toy created by Bob Deissler, President of the Ultimate Cosmic Toy Company, Inc., popular in early 1990s)

[edit] Charles Roberts Award winners

2004

• Battles in Normandy
• Downtown (game)
• Fortress Berlin
• Sword of Rome

2003

• Ardennes '44

2002

• Barbarossa to Berlin
• First Indochina War (wargame)
• Khe Sahn (wargame)
• Napoleonic Wars (wargame)
• Streets of Stalingrad (3rd ed.)

2001

• Barbarossa: Army Group North
• Longbow (wargame)
• War of 1812 (wargame)
• When Dragons Fight
• Wilderness War

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Contents

Top · 0–9 · A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A:

• Adiboo — a series of educational video games.

B:

• Backpacker (video game) – a travel/question video game series. Link
• Beyond the Tesseract - Abstract crypto-mathematical text adventure game from the Dark Ages. [214]
• Beyond Protocol - Massively multiplayer online real time strategy, target release in spring 2008. [215]
• Bomb'X - Mediagogo's groin-themed Bomberman clone. [216]
• Bryan Bosshardt current world champion in GoldenEye 007 [217]
• Bartender DS Learn how to make drinks [218] [219]
• Bloodclan Orcs Large Orc Community that plays several online games. [220]

C:

• CAL (Cyber-Athlete Amateur League) - A division of CPL
• Crazy machines 1.5 - Sequal to the original cazy machines.
• Carrie the Caregiver - A series of time-management games in which you become a caregiver who cares for babies (episode 1) and pre-schoolers (episode 2).[221][222]
• Chex Trek: Beyond the Quest - A total conversion modification for Doom 3 by id software that aimed to retell the story of Chex Quest. Based on the Doom 3 Engine. [223]
• Club Skill - A UK videogame website. I've noticed it linked from Wikipedia before, and they've got an interesting history. [224]
• Consolitis - the (real or imagined) process by which features of games released for consoles differ (in a negative or limiting manner) from those of games released for PCs. [225]

[226]

• Cortex Command - A popular retro-style downloadable computer game taking place in the future, in which you control combat units, harvest gold, and attempt to defend a central brain from attack. [227]
• Cranium Kabookii Ubisoft published board game adaption featuring typical party-game style minigames. [228] [229]
• Crazy taxi - needs a redirect to Crazy Taxi

D:

• The Daikaijuu - [230] player pilots a boat to attack sharks / pirates
• Dai Senryaku Series - [231] Strategy warfare games. You can find out a lot about VII which was released for xbox, but I would like to know more about the previous ones which I believe were mostly Japanese only.
• Dancing Stage 1.5 - It is a rarely known sequal to Dancing Stage . Only 5 Cabnets of this game were made.
• Dead Frontier - A BetaPhase First Of Its kind Zombie mmo. Link: [232]
• Death Drone [233] - Cancelled game by ViaComm New Media planned for PC and from the only link I have found also the PSX apparently.
• Decker - [234] Roguelike Cyberpunk game.
• Dialog game - a video game genre. See: Video_game_genres#Dialog_game. If it can't be referenced, I'd like to scrub it from WP.

• Dragon's Breath (Dragon Lord) - An early roleplaying/strategy hybrid written originally for Amiga and later ported to the Atari ST, PC and possibly others. Produced by Palace Software. The game revolves around growing and training dragons and using them to control villages and attack other would-be Dragon Lords. Some info can be found at [235].

E:

• Earth 2150: Lost Souls - Sequel/Expansion to Earth 2150 and Earth 2150: The Moon Project [236]
• Elvira: Mistress of the Dark - Accolade/Horrorsoft's classic horror & gore computer RPG. [237]
• Elvira 2: The Jaws of Cerberus - Accolade/Horrorsoft's classic horror & gore computer RPG. [238]
• Emergency Fire Response - http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/emergency-fire-response
• eRacer – an arcade racing video game released in 2001. Link
• Eternal Duel - Online MMORPG [239]
• EuroSlam - World's oldest NBA Live League [240]
• Experimental Gameplay Project - project aiming for rapid prototyping of games. [241]
• Exent Technologies - the leader in Games-on-Demand space. [242]

F:

• F-22 Lightning 2 - Predessor to F-22 Lightning 3 and possible successor to F-22 Raptor
• Fantasy (arcade game) - [243] [244][245] 1981 By SNK on Rock-Ola. Action/Adventure stand up arcade game, features only a joystick and no buttons. One level plays the song Funky Town.
• Fez (video game) - 2d/3d platformer. [246] [247] [248] [249]
• Flash Flash Revolution - A Flash-based keyboard-controlled DDR clone, similar to StepMania [250]
• Fragmented Galaxy - Independent group of developers. This is their first game. It is a MMORTS. [251]
• Freedom Fighter (arcade game) - Sometimes known as Galaxy Express 999, this was one of the Laser Disc arcade games of the 80s (1986), based on the Galaxy Express 999 anime, and using much of it's footage. Had some advanced game mechanics for it's time: branching decision points, ability to choose a different route when killed. [252]
• Future Pinball- freeware game http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/future-pinball

G:

• Gadget - Lost in Time - [253][254]detailed information An Amiga platformer based on the comic strip by Chris Winn, featured in the "Young Telegraph". Was also released on DOS, but I can't find anything on it (even though I have the floppy disks somewhere).
• Galapagos: Mendel's Escape - Summary and review A PC game from 1997 that was supposed to be pretty significant in terms of AI.
• Guitar Zero[255] A Guitar Hero clone for the PC which was withdrawn by its creator, than brought back to life in a forum.
• Garry Schyman – Video game composer for Voyeur, Destroy All Humans!, and BioShock.
• Godsoccer - Browser soccer game. [256] es
• Godzilla (Game Boy Game) - A Game Boy game titled Godzilla. Mentioned in other Godzilla game articles.

H:

• Hardball 5- Very innovative game. Features include trading, free agency, minors, historic teams with complete rosters, historic stadiums, & a historic teams league complete with a season and an all star game.
• Harvest: Massive Encounter – second prize winner in Swedish Game Awards 2007, real-time strategy. Link
• Haloid-A fan made video that's very popular [257]
• Heaven Sent Gaming - Christian video game design team. Which also produces music. [258][259][260]
• Heavy Gear 2 - Mech Simulation game, a spin-off of pen-and-paper game
• Hybris (computer game) - http://www.mobygames.com/game/amiga/hybris

I:

• Incoming Forces – sequel to the 1998 arcade flight combat video game Incoming, released in 2003. Link
• Information Global Service - Video game company (Armadillo, Alien vs Predator) [261], [262] (Japanese), [263] (Japanese), [264] (see the two entries at bottom of page 10).
• Intruder (video game), a 1989 video game by Digital Game Concept (DGC)
• The Intruder (video game), a 1997 video game by Microfolies
• Isotx - Game development company with three mods made [265] Iron Grip: The Oppression

J:

• JACT Eamonn - [266] - a free service in the US that awards points to PC gamers that they can use to purchase a myriad of different things, from more video games, to books, to things that would be otherwise unrelated to gamers.
• JA+ Jedi Academy Modification - A Modification for Star Wars: Jedi Academy. [267] [268]

K:

• Knowledgeland" A Knowledge Adventure online game, sold with the Jumpstart serise. Released in 1996. Few, obscure references on the internet.http://scout.wisc.edu/Projects/PastProjects/NH/96-04/96-04-03/0014.html
• Kindgom of Drakkar - An online fantasy MMORPG. http://www.kingdomofdrakkar.com

L:

• Laser Ghost Shooter game for the Sega Master that could be played with light gun and/or the standard control pad
• Last Chaos - free MMO[269]
• Last Duel - Capcom game.
• Legend of Faerghail http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/legend-of-faerghail
• Legends of Valour http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/legends-of-valour
• Lucky Letters (PC video game) Created by Pat Sajak, from Atari [270]
• Light gun game separate from the hardware itself, we need an article for this genre. See the section in the video game genres article.

M:

• Medaverse Studios Developers of Gravitronix for Nintendo's WiiWare download service. [271]
• Mercy (interactive fiction) - Moody piece of atmospheric, relatively puzzle-free interactive fiction. [272]
• Microcosm (game) http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/microcosm
• MinesXP A Clone of Minesweeper and MSN Flags, with intuitive controls and AI multi-player. [273]
• Murder Makes Strange Deadfellows http://www.mobygames.com/game/murder-makes-strange-deadfellows

N:

• Necronomicon — The Dawning of Darkness, an adventure game by Wanadoo
• Necronomicon (DreamCatcher), an adventure game by DreamCatcher
• Nintendo DS Single-Cart Multiplayer Enabled Games, A List Of Some Nintendo DS games allow for single-cart multiplayer, and this article would provide a complete list of games which offer this feature.
• Nutstation, a game portal
• naughty classroom an online game

O:

• Oberin" - A Mac-only MMORPG. (oberin.com)
• Operation Tangled Web - A massive mod chip raid conducted by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at thirty-two locations spread across sixteen states, with the outright approval (and possible assistance) of Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft. Not much news on the result of the raids have been released yet, but more is sure to come. For information, visit: [274] [275], and [276].
• OpenLieroX 2d shouter game based on LieroX source code, [277].

P:

• Playfish - A social gaming company who makes it easy for friends to play videogames together on the web. Social gaming is defined as the intersection of casual gaming and social networking. Creators of the hit Facebook application Who Has The Biggest Brain?. [278][279][280]
• PAL Gaming Network - An Australian based gaming website dedicated to providing Australian-related gaming news to readers. It has a large influence on the Australian video game industry. [281]
• PathEngine - Information about the PathEngine pathfinding SDK including technical information about the way points of visibility pathfinding is applied and the collision architecture chosen ([282]). Also information about games using this SDK (e.g. Granado_Espada and Titan_Quest - see [283])
• Peragro Tempus - MMORPG game currently in closed beta.[284]
• Perimeter (video game) - RTS game developed by Codemasters. Perimeter website
• Phoenix Dynasty Online - Ancient china based MMORPG game currently in closed beta.[285]
• Pi Story - A cute, anime style 2D horizontal scrolling game. [286] [287]
• Prelude to Darkness - a computer role-playing game (now freeware).[288]
• Populous DS- Some infomational can be found in Populous.
• Privateer II: The Darkening - An addition in the Wing Commander franchise. [289] & [290]
• Project Ashcroft Alternate Reality Game created by the puppetmaster Mantis.
• Propagame - Propoganda video game.
• Putty Squad http://www.mobygames.com/game/snes/putty-squad

R:

• Rancho Nevada - Adult BBS Door Game. [291]
• Redline Racer – Motorbike racing game released in 1998 from the creators of the Burnout series. Link
• RedVex - A program for the MMO Diablo II. [292]
• Renewal Online - A pay-to-play MMORPG, once popular but will be pulled down soon. It's last server in Taiwan will terminate in 4th July 2007. [293]
• Rich Diamond a puzzle game for windows made by Core Concepts. [294] [295] [296]
• Robot Rage - Online multiplayer robot battle game [297]
• Roleplayers Ring Roleplaying community website. [298]
• Robin Hood's Quest Stealth adventure game based on Robin Hood - #6 in AU games chart for the second week of August 2008 [299]
• Rocketz 1 or 2 player 'tank battle' in space for the Amiga, includes powerups and gravity. [300] [301]
• Rome: Total Realism - The Iberian Conflict - Newest release of the Rome: Total Realism team as a preview for Rome: Total Realism 7 [302]

S:

• seafight- online pirate game http://us1.seafight.com/indexInternal.es?action=internalPub&sid=3bd771bdc7641086372aeb4debd3bac1
• Sentient (computer game) - A 1997 Psygnosis space RPG, flawed but highly innovative and original in it's day. [303]
• Silicon Knights v. Epic Games - lawsuit over the Unreal Engine.
• Slayers Royal 2 - A fantasy RPG based on the anime Slayers.
• Slavehack:Slave Hack is an online hacking simulation game, Slave Hack is NOT related to any real hacking! All in-game is virtual, everything is made up..like the IP ranges, software, warez etc.[304]
• So Blonde http://www.adventuregamers.com/article/id,762
• Soulbringer - A fantasy RPG developed by Infogrames and published by Interplay. [305] [306]
• Space Ace 2 http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/space-ace-ii-borfs-revenge
• SmartBall - A 1991 platform game by Sony on the Super Nintendo where you control a blue blob. [307]
• South Winds Games - http://www.southwindsgames.com - A casual games developer company
• Sugar Sugar Rune: Pick Up Love and Fashion A Japanese ps2 game, based on Mayoco Anno's manga Sugar Sugar Rune
• Super Chinese 3 - An Action RPG released for the NES in Japan only by Culture Brain. It was the direct sequel to Little Ninja Brothers, released in North America in 1990.
• SWIV 3D – Highly rated 1996 war game, 8.6 (great) from GameSpot. Link
• System N2: Recently released arcade hardware platform, made by nVidia. Japanese Wikipedia has an article for it; a babelfish translation is adequate to get the general gist of what it says. [308]
• Shadows of Isildur: Popular Role-Play Intensive MUD
• Submarine TITANS: Underwater RTS released in 2000 [309]

T:

• Tecmo World Cup 90 - An arcade soccer game, really famous during the 90s, overall the European porting Euro League (videogame).[310] (the Italian page)
• The Speed Rumbler - A Capcom game
• Thor Aackerlund - former Nintendo world champion
• Tiger Road - A Capcom game
• Tornado Mania - IGN's 2006 mobile game of the year [311]
• TrackMania DS - latest title in the series [312]
• Triglav (video game) - A free online RPG that can be played with Internet Explorer [313]
• Typhoon 2001 - a freeware tempest clone [314] [315]
• Tetris Zone - A Official Tetris game for Windows [316]
• The Day (Computer Game) - An MMO by Reloaded Studios planned for release in 2010 (being built on CryEngine2) [317]

U:

• Ultron (videogame) - a shoot-em-up for the Acorn Electron computer

V:

• VGMaps.com: The Video Game Atlas - a web site that features screenshot maps of video games. Popular among retrogamers. [318]
• Video game costs - all the money involved in making a game, including dev kit, development costs, marketing, voice actors, music, and any system specific things

W:

• Wagyan Land A 1989 NES game (no evidence it was released outside Japan) that Strong Bad apparently plays. Review at Something Awful.
• WaveMaster One of Sega's main AM-divisions, who are responsible for nearly all of Sega's Soundracks. Formally Sega Digital Studios.
• Who Has The Biggest Brain? A social game published by Playfish. First released on Facebook. A fun brain training and scoring game which lets people compare their brain size in cubic centimeters and their fictional brain type.[319] [320]
• WolfQuest A freeware sandbox educational wildlife simulation game. [321] [322] [323]

X:

• Xenomorph (video game) http://www.mobygames.com/game/xenomorph

Y:

• Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship 2007 a future card battle game based on the TV show for the Nintedo DS with Wi-Fi online play.

Z:

• Zoids Online Wars an online game featuring the mecha known as zoids. The website can be found here [324]
• Zoator famed map-creator for Warcraft online play.

CAL (Cyber-Athlete Amateur League)

[edit] Role-playing games

• .4 (Pokemon)

A-G

• Aerysia
• Aspereta
• AnsibleMOO [www.ansiblemoo.org]
• Bilarro
• BloodScape [325]
• Boneheart
• Bots2
• Chivalry Wars [326]
• List of Characters from Dungeon Siege series
• Cobb Darg
• Darwin's World by RPGObjects [327]
• Don't Rest Your Head by Evil Hat Productions [328]
• DragonLands (World Weavers) [329]
• Drax (Greyhawk)
• Drelnza
• Egg of Coot
• Emirikol the Chaotic
• Enchanting Hogwarts
• Eternal Eyes
• Exanimus
• Faith and Fire
• Fandom High
• Father of Obedience
• Feats
• Fiend-Sage of Rel Astra
• Gangsterz-http://www.gangsterz2.net
• G.O.D-Mezameyo to Yobu Koe ga Kikoe
• Global GoonzuDawn of the New EraThe Game of Politics and Economics [330]

H-O

• Hazen (Greyhawk)
• Hazendel
• HoloTruck
• IBRPG
• Ivid V
• Jaran Krimeeah
• Jumper (Greyhawk)
• Jumping gemini
• Korenth Zan
• Legend of Cale
• Lightspeed (role-playing game)
• List of all known Cadian regiments (Warhammer 40,000)
• List of Dungeons and Dragons publishing companies
• Looney MUD [331]
• M.A.G.U.S. a Hungarian roleplaying game made because of lack of DnD in Hungary.
• Monster Hunter 2 (Dos)
• Mythology of Final Fantasy VII
• Methenas
• Neopets (film)
• Netbook (RPG)
• Networlds
• Nolzur
• Nosnra
• Null (Greyhawk)
• Osson

P-Z

• Philidor (Greyhawk)
• Pi Story
• Player death
• Prehysteria
• Quaal
• List of Races in Dungeon Siege RPG series
• RuneScape holiday items
• Rhydin
• Rpgchat
• Sector42
• Slarecian (Dungeons & Dragons race)
• Sryth: The Age of Igtheon [332]
• Sustarre
• Talesweaver
• Tuerny
• VZonesVampire: The Masquerade Redemption
• Warcraft Storyline
• Warhammer Historical Wargames
• World Weavers Role-Playing Games [333]
• Worldwide Adventure Writing Month [334]
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum
• Z-Chess
• Zaon
• Zantarni
• Zeech

[edit] Simulation games

• Air Taxi Pilot
• Airlines2 [335]
• Airport & Scenery Designer
• Battle For Midway
• Bush Pilot Adventures
• Chopper Havoc
• Civil Air Patrol Pilot
• Combat Squadron
• Commuter Express v2.0
• Commuter Xpress
• CoPilot Version 3
• Corporate Pilot
• Corporate Pilot 2
• Custom Panel Designer
• European Enhanced Terrain
• EZ-GPS V2
• EZ-Landmark
• EZ-Scenery
• EZ-VFR
• Fairytail Birds by Hasbro
• Fighter Pilot (game)
• Flight Deck 3
• Fly the Airbus A380
• Fly the Airbus Fleet
• FS Design Studio V3
• FS Flight Ventures
• FS Repaint
• FS Whirlybirds
• Galaxy Force 2
• Great Canadian Pie, The
• Military Aircraft Collection
• Mosquito Combat
• PBY-5 Catalina
• Private Pilot 2
• Sea Plane Adventures
• Sky Ranch "Outdoor" Flying
• USA Extreme Landscapes
• VAS Studio
• Vietnam Carrier Ops
• Warbird Extreme
• World Extreme Landscapes
• World Neverland
• WWII Carrier Ops

[edit] Places

For nightclubs, see Music Venues

[edit] Surrealism

• Athens Surrealist Group
• Austin Surrealist Group
• The Elevator Game
• Guerrilla Surrealism
• Parallel collage
• Blood Stoppers--Iam1storm 15:58, 11 October 2006
• Animorphism(UTC)

[edit] Fashion

[edit] #-C

• 1900-1915 in fashion
• 59Fifty
• 8-ball leather jackets
• 1640s Children

• Jason Alicea
• Aaron Fradkin
• Adi Szostekova
• Adidas shell toes
• Adriana Bertini
• Adrian Pelliccia
• Alayne Joynes
• Alex Evans, designer of the brand Heartbreaker
• Allison Meiresonne
• Alyssa Miller
• Andres Segura, male supermodel, one of the most recognisable men in fashion.
• Anett Wockenfuss
• Horst Loewel
• Anna Huber
• Anna Maria Jagodzinska
• Artificial Nails
• Ashley Stewart
• Andrew Urbain
• Alife Rivington Club Underground sneaker boutique in NYC
• Aritzia a Canadian clothing store/designer with numerous brands. www.aritzia.com
• atomic-geisha underground fashion designer based in ohio. runwaynews.com
• Balconette bra
• Basso & Brooke
• Bear USA
• Bernie Dexter
• Blu Leaf
• Bob Magarit
• Bodyshaper
• Børn shoes
• Billy Rose Lux Undies
• Bunny Slippers
• Bunting (decoration), strips of material used as festive decoration, especially in the colours of the national flag. If this is horribly misplaced, please move it somewhere better.
• Buster Brown Collar
• Brad Kroenig
• C&C California
• Carlos Falchi
• Casual chic (but see also Chic (style) and Chic: A-L;Neither mentions casual chic, but if you want to put stuff there and have a redirect from "Casual chic", that's fine by me)
• Catherine Ogust for Penthouse Designs
• Challis fabric
• Chocolate panties redirect to edible underwear - would be a good subsection there.
• Clandestine industries Pete Wentz's clothing label; collaborated with DKNY and Nordstrom
• Clara Veiga
• Clothing starch
• Cody Franchetti, Italian textile heir featured in Born Rich
• Colobium
• Cotehardie
• Courtepy
• Couturecandy.com
• Crystal City Clothing
• Cyril Duval

[edit] D-H

• Diane Pellini
• Catalina Prince
• Daphne Dominique Galvan
• Debbie New
• Denise Milani
• Duffer of St. George
• Ellen Tracy
• Emo Boys
• Fabric Composition
• False Nails
• fashionologie
• Fyasco
• freaky freezers
• Georgepants
• Ghillie Shirt a loose scottish open-necked shirt
• Glad Rags
• Golden Guns & Diamond Bullets
• Grace Small
• h.NAOTO
• hairsyles, products and methods of the 1930s
• hairstyles, products and methods of the 1940s
• hairstyles, products and methods of the 1950s
• Hanya Beydoun, first miss lebanon
• Han Hye Jin
• Handkerchief hems
• HANSENGROSS Handbags
• Harem Pants
• Hayden-Harnett Handbags
• Hushidar Mortezaie, NYC-based Iranian-American fashion designer of the 21st century.

[edit] I-L

• Imitation of Christ (designs) haute couture label that is know for their vintage looking clothes
• Ira Bezroukova
• Irregular Choice
• Islamophilia
• item idem™
• Southern Indian Clothing
• Jabot (neckwear), as listed on the Jabot disambiguation page
• Jasper Sneff Nanni
• Jesus Jeans[336]
• Jean Patchett
• Ji Hyun-Jeong
• João Vellutini
• Jogging Shorts
• Johanna Leigh
• Jolene Ybarra
• Jonathan Bash young fashion designer out of Hollywood, CA who has already found success doing designs for celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Ivanka Trump
• Jordache Vintage
• Jodphuri, Indian-style suit
• Kamila Klimczak
• Kates Clothing Ltd
• Katie Fey
• Kepisottlegione
• Kiko Mizuhara (Japanese/American fashion model. see Wiki; Vivi magazine entry [[337]])
• Kipper ties
• Kira Plastinina
• Kishu Chand
• Kooba, popular handbag brand
• Larisa Yakutczik
• Lars Burmeister
• Laundry starch
• Lee Cooper
• Lea stein
• Liberty Ross
• Limedrop
• Lip Liner
• Liis Windischmann
• Luella
• Loop Skirt
• Loomstate

[edit] M-N

• Margarita Svegzdaite
• Maria Dvirnik
• Maria Ines Rivero
• Mary Jane Russell
• Mauro Orietti-Carella
• Medieval fashion
• Mey Bun
• Michaela Hlavackova
• Michelle Valencourt
• Micro Modal (type of cotton?)
• Mimi Roche
• Mizuhara Kiko (Japanese/American fashion model. see Wiki; Vivi magazine entry [[338]])
• Mollie Sue Steenis-Gondi (Elite Model)
• Mop Cap
• Muffatees
• Moral Fervor
• Monkey jacket
• Nadejda Savcova
• Nadia Sycheva
• Natural Wonder Cosmetics, an Indian corporation headquartered at Delhi (within scope of WikiProject India).
• Nathan Otten
• NeuView Sunglasses ([339] uncertain if this belongs in a different category)
• Nikki Gray
• Noh Masks - Noh#Masks
• Nikola Eftimov
• Nathalie Beaulieu - Canadian model for Next

[edit] O-R

• Off the shoulder
• O Back a Type of Japanese underwear.
• Palazzo pants
• Paper Denim and Cloth
• Patrik Rzepski
• Peggy Moffitt's
• Pitti Uomo
• Prince Coat
• Products: Yikes! pencils
• Professor Geoff Palmer, OBE
• Rit Dye
• Rhinestud
• Rocket Dog - shoe brand
• Rosie Huntington
• Ruana
• Rutgers Rarities & Unexplained Phenomena- A popular website that examines the legends, folklore and paranormal associated with Rutgers University in New Jersey. Sort of like Weird NJ but focused on the University and its surrounding communities. The website URL is www.rutgersrarities.com
• Ryan Locke- Famous male model
• Rakematiz, a rare silk-fabric.14th Century.

[edit] S-Z

• Salmon Cove www.salmoncove.com created by Ryan Vesce'
• Seashell Pearls
• Serfontaine
• Shannan Click
• Shirley Talbott
• Sonny Zhou
• Soup & Fish
• Spit Curls
• Stinky Rat
• stirrup pants
• Sue Clowes
• Susanne Erichsen
• Sergio Grdina [340]
• Temporary Airbrush Tattoosbecause I can't do it
• Thelma Thormarsdottir
• Tom Arma
• Toxic Vision
• Traje de Charro
• Tramline
• Turtleneck Sweater
• UNIQLOCK
• Urban Pipeline
• Urban Dwellers
• Uriel Saenz
• Vanessa Perron
• Veruschka Von Lenhdroff
• Vlada Roslyakovas
• VLV
• Wingtip Shoe
• XS-EXES
• YOGI [341]
• Zagliani
• Zlaty Bazant
• Zuzanna Buchwald
• Zeno