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Go (GO) (2001 film)
Go is a 2001 Japanese coming-of-age drama directed by Isao Yukisada, starring Yōsuke Kubozuka as the son of Korean residents in Japan who falls for a Japanese classmate.
Go (programming language)
Go, also called Golang, is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google and released in 2009, known for built-in concurrency and powering Docker and Kubernetes.
Go Ah-sung (고아성)
Go Ah-sung (고아성), born 1992 in Seoul, is a South Korean actress who debuted at 14 in Bong Joon-ho's The Host (2006), won the Blue Dragon Best New Actress award, and later starred in Snowpiercer, A Resistance, and Because I Hate Korea.
Go Ahead (以家人之名) (TV series)
Go Ahead (以家人之名) is a 2020 Chinese family drama on Hunan TV and Mango TV, directed by Ding Ziguang, starring Tan Songyun, Song Weilong, and Zhang Xincheng as three non-blood siblings raised by two fathers; it peaked at 8.6 on Douban and was remade in five countries.
Go Ahead Eagles
Go Ahead Eagles, Dutch Eredivisie club from Deventer, founded 1902 as Be Quick, renamed Go Ahead 1905; four national titles (last 1933), first KNVB Cup 2025, stadium De Adelaarshorst.
Go Ahead, Brother
Go Ahead, Brother (Idź przodem, bracie) is a Polish Netflix crime thriller series premiering 30 October 2024, created by Kacper Wysocki, starring Piotr Witkowski as a former special-ops officer turned security guard; season 2 arrives in 2027.
Go And Surf
Go And Surf (Go&Surf), surf school founded 1996 at Labenne Océan and Ondres, Landes, France, by Landes instructors including Benoît Goxes; surf, bodyboard, and stand up paddle lessons, chalets 30 m from the ocean, and a week-long surf camp.
Go Ara
Go Ara (고아라; Ko Ah-ra), born 1990 in Jinju, is a South Korean actress and model who debuted in the 2003 drama Sharp and starred in Reply 1994.
Go Ask Alice
Go Ask Alice is a 1971 young adult book published as the authentic diary of an anonymous teenage drug user, though it was actually developed by Beatrice Sparks.
Go Away Mr. Tumor (滚蛋吧！肿瘤君)
Go Away Mr. Tumor (滚蛋吧！肿瘤君) is a 2015 Chinese comedy-drama directed by Han Yan, starring Bai Baihe and Daniel Wu, adapted from cartoonist Xiong Dun's autobiographical comic about her lymphoma treatment; it earned about 510 million yuan and was China's 88th Academy Awards entry.
Go Away!
Go Away! is a British dark comedy-crime film about a cannabis-growing lodger whose scheme is threatened by a bailiff mishap and his landlord's home viewings.
Go back to where you came from
"Go back to where you came from" is a nativist racist epithet used in the US, Australia, and elsewhere to exclude immigrants and citizens of color; documented from the American Colonization Society era through the 2019 Trump "go back" tweets, Title VII workplace law, and the Australian TV series of that name.
Go Between Bridge
The Go Between Bridge is a four-lane tolled bridge across the Brisbane River between Milton and South Brisbane, Australia, opened to traffic in July 2010.
Go Down Moses
Go Down, Moses (also "When Israel Was in Egypt's Land") is a pre-Civil War African American spiritual based on Exodus, published in the Fisk Jubilee Songs (1872), used by Harriet Tubman as an escape signal, and recorded by Marian Anderson, Roland Hayes, and the Tuskegee Institute Singers.
Go Fighting (机智职场生活)
Go Fighting (機智職場生活) is a 2023 Taiwanese workplace romantic comedy, 20 episodes, TVBS and LINE TV's first joint drama IP, a sequel season to Youngsters on Fire (機智校園生活), airing 19 June to 23 August 2023.
Go First
Go First, which flew as GoAir from 2005, was a Wadia Group Indian budget airline that filed for insolvency in 2023 after Pratt & Whitney engine groundings.
Go Fish
Go Fish, also called Fish, is a children's card game for 2-6 players using a 52-card deck: ask opponents for ranks you hold, draw from the stock on a miss, and win with the most four-card books.
Go Fish (1994 film)
Go Fish (1994) is Rose Troche's black-and-white lesbian romantic comedy, co-written with star Guinevere Turner, about Max and Ely in Chicago; a Sundance hit, Teddy Award winner, and New Queer Cinema landmark.
Go Gi Hyeon
Go Gi Hyeon (고기현, also Ko Gi-Hyun), born 1986, South Korean short track speed skater; 2002 Olympic 1500 m gold and 1000 m silver, first women's Olympic 1500 m short track champion, later sports administrator and referee.
Go Go Power Rangers
"Go Go Power Rangers" is the 1993 opening theme song of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, composed by Ron Wasserman and reused across the franchise for decades.
Go Go Squid 2 Dt.Appledog's Time (我的时代，你的时代)
Go Go Squid 2 Dt.Appledog's Time (我的时代，你的时代), formerly 亲爱的，挚爱的, is a 2021 Chinese idol drama adapted from Mo Baofei Bao's novel 密室困游鱼, sister of Go Go Squid!, starring Hu Yitian and Li Yitong, streamed on iQiyi from 4 February 2021.
Go Go Squid!
Go Go Squid! (亲爱的，热爱的) is a 2019 Chinese romance drama adapted from Mo Bao Fei Bao's novel 蜜汁炖鱿鱼, starring Yang Zi and Li Xian in a CTF cybersecurity esports love story; 41 episodes, premiered July 9, 2019.
Go Goa Gone
Go Goa Gone is a 2013 Hindi zombie action comedy, Bollywood's first zom-com, directed by Raj and D.K., starring Saif Ali Khan as Boris, Kunal Khemu, and Vir Das, about a rave on an island off Goa where a drug turns guests into zombies.
Go God Go
Go God Go and Go God Go XII (South Park season 10, episodes 12-13, aired November 2006, written by Trey Parker) follow Cartman freezing himself to skip the Wii wait, waking in 2546 where atheist factions war over names, while Mrs. Garrison romances Richard Dawkins.
Go Hui-dong
Go Hui-dong (고희동, 1886–1965), also romanized Ko Hŭi-dong and known by the pen name Chungok, was Korea's first Western-style painter, who studied oil painting in Tokyo and founded its first modern art organization.
Go Hyun-jung (고현정)
Go Hyun-jung (고현정, Ko Hyun Jung), born 1971 in Hwasun, is a South Korean actress, 1989 Miss Korea Sun, star of Sandglass, Queen Seondeok, and Mask Girl, re-signed with IOK ENM in 2026.
Go Jetters
Go Jetters is a British 3D-animated CBeebies preschool series (2015-2020, 154 episodes) in which Xuli, Kyan, Lars, and Foz, mentored by Ubercorn, save world landmarks from Grandmaster Glitch while teaching geography.
Go Kyung-pyo (고경표)
Go Kyung-pyo (고경표, born 1990) is a South Korean actor from Konkuk University's film program, known for Reply 1988, Strongest Deliveryman, D.P., Decision to Leave, and 6/45, with a Blue Dragon Popularity Award and agency CL& Company.
Go Lala Go! (杜拉拉升职记)
Go Lala Go! (杜拉拉升职记) is a 2010 Chinese workplace comedy-drama film directed by and starring Xu Jinglei, adapted from Li Ke's novel; it earned 130 million yuan and spawned stage, TV, web, and game adaptations.
Go Min-si (고민시)
Go Min-si (고민시), South Korean actress, model and director born 1995 in Daejeon. Known for Sweet Home's Lee Eun-yu, Youth of May, The Frog's villain Seong-a, and Smugglers, which won her the 44th Blue Dragon Best New Actress award.