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¡Dos! — Green Day album ¡Dos! ¡Dos! is Green Day's tenth studio album, released November 9, 2012 as the second part of a three‑album trilogy. It foregrounds garage‑rock textures and draws influence from the Fox…

¡Uno! — Green Day's 2012 album and the beginning of a trilogy ¡Uno! ¡Uno! is the first of Green Day's 2012 trilogy of albums, released by Reprise Records. A punchy, pop‑inflected rock record, it began a rapid three‑month release plan and received m…

(Everything I Do) I Do It for You — Bryan Adams song (Everything I Do) I Do It for You Power ballad by Bryan Adams from 1991, written for Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. A global hit that topped charts, sold millions, won a Grammy and earned multiple award nominations…

÷ (Divide) — Ed Sheeran album ÷ (album) ÷ (pronounced “Divide”) is the third studio album by English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, released 3 March 2017. It blends pop, folk and R&B and produced several global hit single…

1 Maccabees (First Maccabees) 1 Maccabees Ancient Jewish historical book recounting the Maccabean revolt against the Seleucid Empire; deuterocanonical in Catholic and Orthodox traditions and valued as a historical source.

1,000 Hours (Green Day EP) 1,000 Hours Debut EP by American punk rock band Green Day, released on Lookout! Records. An early document of the band's East Bay punk roots, DIY approach, and formative lineup of Billie Joe A…

10th Anniversary (Sash! album) A 2007 greatest-hits compilation by German DJ group Sash!, celebrating a decade of their dance hits from 1997–2007, combining singles, remixes and updated versions.

18 til I Die (Bryan Adams album) 18 til I Die 1996 studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, co-produced with Robert 'Mutt' Lange; noted for a more direct rock sound, several international singles and a major sup…

The 1812 Overture 1812 Overture Tchaikovsky's orchestral overture (Op. 49) commemorating Russia's 1812 resistance to Napoleon; famed for its use of hymns, contrasting themes and a climactic volley of cannon and b…

19 (Adele album) 19 (album) Debut studio album by Adele, released 28 January 2008. A soulful, piano-led record produced by Jim Abbiss, Mark Ronson and Eg White that reached number one in the UK and launched h…

Encyclopædia Britannica, Eleventh Edition (1910–1911) 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica A concise examination of the 1910–1911 Eleventh Edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica: its scope, structure, scholarly value, historical context, modern uses and criticisms, and i…

1951 Formula One World Championship 1951 Formula One season The 1951 Formula One season was the second official World Championship. Juan Manuel Fangio won his first title in a tight contest among Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and other early Grand Pr…

1989 (Taylor Swift album) 1989 is Taylor Swift's fifth studio album, marking her full pop transition in 2014; it produced multiple chart-topping singles, won major awards, and was later re-recorded as part…

2 Baruch (Syriac Apocalypse of Baruch) 2 Baruch A Jewish pseudepigraphon composed in the late 1st or early 2nd century CE reflecting on the destruction of Jerusalem, eschatology, and divine justice; preserved mainly in Syriac ma…

2 Esdras (often identified with 4 Ezra) 2 Esdras An apocalyptic Jewish work preserved in Latin and other ancient translations, commonly printed in the Apocrypha of English Bibles; addresses visions, theodicy, and end-time themes.

2 Maccabees — Deuterocanonical Account of the Maccabean Revolt 2 Maccabees A Greek-language, deuterocanonical book that retells and interprets the Jewish struggle against Seleucid rule, emphasizing martyrdom, piety, and hopes about the afterlife.

2000 AD — British science fiction comic anthology 2000 AD 2000 AD is a long-running British weekly comic anthology, famous for Judge Dredd and for launching many influential writers and artists in speculative comics.

21 (Adele album) 21 (album) 21 is the second studio album by English singer Adele, released in January 2011. A soul-pop record built around heartbreak and recovery, it achieved global commercial success, mult…

21 Guns (Green Day song) 21 Guns A 2009 single by American rock band Green Day from the concept album 21st Century Breakdown; a melodic, anthemic ballad addressing conflict, loss and doubt, known for its widescree…

25 (Adele album) Encyclopedic overview of Adele's third studio album 25: background, recording, songs, singles, commercial performance, critical reception, and awards.

2Pacalypse Now (debut album by Tupac Shakur) 2Pacalypse Now Debut studio album by Tupac Shakur, released November 12, 1991. A politically charged West Coast hip hop record known for social commentary, early singles, controversy, and lasting…

3 Maccabees A Hellenistic Jewish narrative in the Septuagint recounting the persecution and deliverance of Jews in Ptolemaic Egypt; preserved in some Eastern Christian canons and studied as di…

30 de Febrero — Ha*Ash (studio album) 30 de Febrero 30 de Febrero is the fifth studio album by American pop duo Ha*Ash, released in 2017. It includes collaborations with Prince Royce and Abraham Mateo and was supported by a multi-co…

300 (comics) 300 is a stylized graphic novel by Frank Miller, colored by Lynn Varley and published by Dark Horse; it dramatizes the Battle of Thermopylae and influenced a major film adaptation…

365 (song) “365” is a 2019 single by DJ-producer Zedd and pop singer Katy Perry—an electro-pop duet released on Valentine’s Day about constant devotion, noted for its robot-themed artwork.

4 (album) — Beyoncé 4 (Beyoncé album) Fourth studio album by Beyoncé, released June 24, 2011. A critically praised R&B-pop record noted for its vocal performances, singles like 'Run the World (Girls)' and 'Love on Top'…

42 — the fictional 'Answer to the Ultimate Question' and its cultural legacy 42 (answer) The number 42, made famous by Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, is presented as the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything and has…

808s & Heartbreak Fourth studio album by Kanye West, released November 24, 2008. A stark stylistic shift using Auto-Tune and the Roland TR-808, it explores grief and loss and helped reshape modern h…

8701 (Usher album) 8701 8701 is the third studio album by American singer Usher, released August 7, 2001 on Arista Records. It produced several major singles and marked a shift toward more mature R&B and…

A Child's Garden of Verses A Child's Garden of Verses is Robert Louis Stevenson's 1885 collection of poems about childhood imagination, play and solitude, notable for its simple language, musical rhythms and…

A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens's 1843 novella about Ebenezer Scrooge and his spectral visitors, a story of social conscience and personal redemption that influenced modern Christmas customs and h…

A Clash of Kings Second novel in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, following the widening civil war called the War of the Five Kings and continuing multiple interwoven character storyli…

A Clockwork Orange: novel, style, themes and cultural impact A Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange (1962) is a dystopian novella known for its invented argot Nadsat, its moral questions about free will and state power, and influential adaptat…

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Mark Twain's 1889 satirical novel in which a 19th-century American engineer is transported to Arthurian Britain; combines early time-travel fiction, social satire, and reflections…

A Dangerous Path (Warriors) A Dangerous Path is the fifth book in the first Warriors arc by Erin Hunter, following the continuing adventures of Fireheart and the clan cats as they face new threats and moral t…

A Dog of Flanders A Dog of Flanders (1872) is a sentimental novel by Marie Louise de la Ramée (Ouida) about a poor Flemish boy, his dog Patrasche, and the sacrifices that bind them; widely adapted i…

A Fall of Moondust Arthur C. Clarke's 1961 hard‑science fiction novel about a lunar passenger vessel trapped in a sea of fine regolith and the methodical rescue effort that follows.

A Feast for Crows — fourth novel of A Song of Ice and Fire A Feast for Crows The fourth novel in George R. R. Martin's epic fantasy series, published 2005. It continues the multi‑point‑of‑view story with a narrower geographic focus and shares its timeline w…

A Game of Thrones First novel in George R. R. Martin’s fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, published 1996; noted for multiple viewpoints, political intrigue, and the HBO adaptation.

A Head Full of Dreams (Coldplay album) A Head Full of Dreams A Head Full of Dreams is Coldplay's seventh studio album, released 4 December 2015. It is noted for its colorful pop sound, high-profile collaborations and a global stadium tour.

A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin Nonfiction companion by Harriet Beecher Stowe (1853) that assembled reports, testimonies and legal cases to support the claims in her novel; its sources and methods have been debat…

À l'Olympia (live album by Céline Dion) À l'Olympia À l'Olympia is a live album capturing Céline Dion's concert at Paris's historic Olympia music hall, featuring live French-language performances that highlight her vocal range and s…

A Long Fatal Love Chase A Long Fatal Love Chase is an 1866 novel by Louisa May Alcott that remained unpublished until 1995. It highlights Alcott’s engagement with sensation fiction and darker themes beyon…

A Man for All Seasons Robert Bolt's historical drama about Sir Thomas More, first staged in 1960 and adapted for film in 1966. Explores conscience, law, and authority through a stage play and later scre…

A Modest Proposal Jonathan Swift's 1729 satirical essay that offers a shocking ironic 'solution' to poverty in Ireland, using parody, persona, and statistical mockery to criticize social and politic…

A Murder of Quality A Murder of Quality is John le Carré’s early novel featuring George Smiley in a standalone murder mystery that examines class, hypocrisy, and quiet detection outside the spy world.

A Night at the Opera (Queen album) Queen's 1975 landmark studio album blending rock, opera and pop; includes "Bohemian Rhapsody", notable production, commercial success and lasting influence.

A Painful Case (short story by James Joyce) A Painful Case A Painful Case is a short story from James Joyce's Dubliners (1914). It follows a solitary man whose rejection of intimacy leads to regret, examining loneliness, moral choice, and…