Sun (disambiguation)

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The Sun is the star at the center of our Solar System.

Sun or The Sun may also refer to:

Arts & media

Film and television

  • Sun (film), a 1929 Italian film directed by Alessandro Blasetti
  • The Sun (film), a 2005 Russian biographical film
  • Sun Sports, an American television network
  • Sun Television, a Japanese television station
  • SUN TV (Canada), an independent broadcast-television station based in Toronto
  • Sun TV (India), a Tamil-language, regional cable-television station
  • Sun TV Network, an Indian media company based in Chennai that owns Sun TV

Music

Artists

Albums

Record labels

Fictional and literary uses

Publications and media groups

Australia

  • The Sun (Australia), a discontinued afternoon tabloid of Sydney of which The Sun-Herald was a companion

Bangladesh

Burma

Canada

Hong Kong

Hungary

Malaysia

Nigeria

South Africa

  • Daily Sun, a daily English language newspaper

United Kingdom

  • The Sun (United Kingdom), a daily tabloid, the biggest-selling newspaper in the UK
  • The Sunday Sun, tabloid newspaper published in Newcastle upon Tyne unrelated to the above
  • The Sun (1792–1806), a newspaper published by John Heriot which was funded by members of the Pitt government to counter the contemporary pro-revolutionary press
  • The Sun (1893–1906), a defunct British newspaper

United States

Organizations

Private companies

Universities and schools

People

  • Sun (surname), people with the surname Sun
  • Sun Yat-sen (1866–1925), Chinese Politician and revolutionary martyr
  • Sun Myung Moon (1920–2012), Korean founder and leader of the Unification Church
  • Sun Ra (1914–1993), jazz musician

Sport

Transportation

Units

  • Sun unit, a measure of sun intensity weighted for skin damage
  • Cun, a unit of length known as sun in Japanese

Other uses

See also

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