Eye (disambiguation)

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An eye is an organ of vision.

3YE, Eye, The Eye or EYE may also refer to:

People[]

• Ay, also spelled Eye (fl. c. 1327–1319), the penultimate pharaoh of ancient Egypt's 18th dynasty
• Eye-D (born 1974), a Dutch drum & bass producer and DJ based in Goes, the Netherlands
• Jessica Eye, an American mixed martial artist
• Yamantaka Eye (born 1964), a Japanese musician and artist

Places[]

England[]

• Eye, Cambridgeshire, a village in Peterborough
• Eye, Herefordshire
• Eye, Suffolk
  • Eye (UK Parliament constituency)
• Eia, also known as Eye, a former medieval manor that is now part of Central London
• Eye Brook, Rutland
• Eye Green, Peterborough
• River Eye, Gloucestershire
• River Eye, Leicestershire

Scotland[]

• Eye Peninsula
• Eye Water, a river

United States[]

• Eye, West Virginia, an unincorporated community

Art, entertainment, and media[]

Fictional entities[]

• Brother Eye, a DC Comics character who is part of the OMAC Project
• Eye (Centaur Publications), a giant, floating disembodied eye, in a halo of golden light
• The Eye of Sauron, a form taken by Sauron in The Lord of the Rings

Film[]

• The Eye (2002 film), a Hong Kong horror film
• The Eye 2, a 2004 sequel film
• The Eye 10 or The Eye 3 or The Eye Infinity, a 2005 sequel film
• The Eye 3D or The Child's Eye, a 2010 sequel film
• The Eye (2008 film), an American remake starring Jessica Alba

Games[]

• E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy, a 2011 video game
• Eyes, a key concept in the game of Go
• PlayStation Eye, an EyeToy like peripheral for the PlayStation 3
• Queen: The eYe, a 1998 video game featuring music by the rock group Queen

Literature[]

• Eye (short story collection), a 1985 Frank Herbert short story collection
• The Eye of the World
• The Eye (novel) (Russian: Sogliadatai), a 1930 novel by Vladimir Nabokov

Music[]

Albums[]

• Eye (Robyn Hitchcock album), by Robyn Hitchcock
• Eye (Sekai no Owari album), by Sekai no Owari
• The Eye (King Diamond album), a 1990 heavy metal concept album
• The Eye (KUKL album), a 1984 post-punk album
• The Eye (Yello album), a 2003 electronica album

Songs[]

• "Eye" (song), by The Smashing Pumpkins; featured on the Lost Highway soundtrack
• "Eye", a song by Madvillain from his album Madvillainy
• "Eye", a song by Neurosis from their album Through Silver in Blood
• "Eye", a song by Pitchshifter from their album Industrial

Periodicals[]

• Eye (journal), a scientific journal published by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists
• Eye (magazine), the International Review of Graphic Design
• Eye Weekly, a Toronto-based publication
• Eye Magazine, published by the Hearst Corporation, 1968–69, with articles on youth culture

Radio[]

• The Eye (radio station), a community radio station in England

Television[]

• "The Eye" (Stargate Atlantis), a 2004 episode
• "The Eye" (The Brak Show), a 2001 episode

Enterprises and organizations[]

• CBS Broadcasting Inc., nicknamed "The Eye" based on the network's logo
• EYE Film Institute Netherlands

Religion[]

• Eye of Horus, an Egyptian symbol related to the deity Horus
• Eye of Ra, a being in Egyptian mythology
• Third eye, a mystical or esoteric concept

Other uses[]

• Eye (cyclone), the center of a tropical cyclone
• Eye pattern, also known as an eye diagram, an oscilloscope display of a digital data signal
• Eye of Providence, a symbol depicting an eye within a triangle
• London Eye, an observation wheel and tourist attraction
• Tianjin Binhai Library, also known as "The Eye", Tianjin, China
• European Youth Event, an event in European Parliament
• The loop of an eye bolt
• The result of an eye splice
• An identity matrix
• Eyes (cheese), round holes in cheese
• 3YE, South Korean girl group

See also[]

• AY (disambiguation)
• Aye (disambiguation)
• Eyes (disambiguation)
• I (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with eye
• All pages with titles containing eye

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