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Parents Music Resource Center
The Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), founded in 1985 by Tipper Gore, Susan Baker, Pam Howar, and Sally Nevius, was a Washington pressure group whose Senate hearing and RIAA agreement created the Parental Advisory music label.
PARG
PARG (Պարգ) is the stage name of Pargev Vardanian, an Armenian singer-songwriter blending indie-folk, R&B, pop, and rock with traditional Armenian elements, who represented Armenia at Eurovision 2025 with "SURVIVOR", finishing 20th in the grand final.
Paris Jackson
Paris Jackson (Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson, born 1998) is an American singer-songwriter, model, and actress, daughter of Michael Jackson. Known for alt-folk/rock albums wilted (2020) and Happiest Day of My Life (2026), the Soundflowers duo, IMG modeling, and acting in Star, Gringo, and Scream.
Paris Opera
The Paris Opera, or Opéra national de Paris, is France's principal opera company, founded in 1669 under Louis XIV and performing at the Palais Garnier and Opéra Bastille.
Paris Paloma
Paris Paloma is an English singer-songwriter from Ashbourne, Derbyshire, whose 2023 viral single "labour" led to the albums Cacophony (2024) and The Fatal Flaw (2026) on Nettwerk.
Park Bo-ram (박보람)
Park Bo-ram (박보람, 1994-2024) was a South Korean K-pop singer-songwriter, Superstar K2 finalist, and 2014 debut hitmaker with 'Beautiful' featuring Zico, known for drama OSTs like Reply 1988.
Park Bom (박봄)
Park Bom (박봄, born 1984) is a South Korean singer, main vocalist of 2NE1 and a solo artist; her 2009 single "You and I" won MAMA Best Digital Single, and she returned solo in 2019 with "Spring" under D-Nation.
Park Cho-a (박초아)
Park Cho-a (박초아, born 1990), mononymously Choa, South Korean singer; former AOA main vocalist (2012-2017), left citing insomnia and depression, returned 2020-2021 as soloist and TV host.
Park Ji-hoon (박지훈)
Park Ji-hoon (박지훈), born 1999, is a South Korean singer-actor, Wanna One member via Produce 101 Season 2 (second place), soloist under YY Entertainment, and star of Weak Hero and The King's Warden.
Park Ji-hyeon
Park Ji-hyeon (박지현, born 1995, Mokpo) is a South Korean trot singer, runner-up (선) on Mr. Trot 2 in 2023; known for OCEAN, MASTER VOICE, the hit 깜빡이를 키고 오세요, and the fandom endolphin; distinct from the WNBA basketball player of the same name.
Park Ji-yeon (박지연)
Park Ji-yeon (박지연), known as Jiyeon, is a South Korean singer and actress who debuted with the girl group T-ara in 2009 and went solo in 2014.
Park Jin-young (박진영)
Park Jin-young (박진영), stage name J.Y. Park "The Asiansoul", Korean singer-songwriter and founder of JYP Entertainment; debuted 1994 with "날 떠나지마", produced god, Rain, Wonder Girls, 2PM, TWICE, and co-chairs Korea's presidential popular culture exchange committee.
Park Jung-min (singer)
Park Jung-min (박정민) is a South Korean singer who debuted in 2005 with the boy group SS501 and began a solo career with Not Alone in 2011.
Park Junhee (박준희)
Park Junhee (박준희), formerly stage-named Jun, born 1994 in Suncheon, is leader of K-pop boy group A.C.E (debuted 2017, "Cactus") and a soloist who founded H&P Entertainment, released Supernova and LOVE METHOD, and is a Eurovision Song Contest Asia Korea candidate.
Park Kyung
Park Kyung (박경), born 1992, is a South Korean rapper, songwriter, and producer in Block B, debuted underground with Zico, went solo in 2015 with "Ordinary Love", and produced The Wind's 2026 album.
Park So-jin
Park So-jin (박소진, born 1986), Girl's Day leader and lead vocalist from July 2010, solo debut 2011, actress since 2017 (Swallow, Shting Stars), married actor Lee Dong-ha in November 2023; not to be confused with him.
Park Ye-eun
Park Ye-eun (박예은), stage names Yenny and HA:TFELT, is a South Korean singer-songwriter born 1989, a Wonder Girls main vocalist from 2007 whose English "Nobody" hit Billboard Hot 100 No. 76, and a solo artist since the 2014 EP Me? and 2020 album 1719.
Park Yoo-chun (박유천)
Park Yoo-chun (박유천), also known as Micky Yoochun, born 1986, is a South Korean singer-actor, ex-TVXQ and JYJ member, convicted in 2019 of philopon use, now performing in Japan.
Parker McCollum
Parker McCollum, born in 1992, is an American country singer and songwriter from Conroe, Texas, who signed with MCA Nashville and earned four consecutive country radio number one hits.
Parklife
Parklife (album): Blur's third studio album, released 25 April 1994 on Food/Parlophone, produced by Stephen Street. A #1 UK album (90 chart weeks, 1995 Best British Album Brit Award) whose success launched Britpop; distinguished by the Phil Daniels-narrated title track.
Parkway Drive
Parkway Drive: Australian metalcore band formed in Byron Bay in 2003; five members; seven Epitaph albums from Killing With A Smile (2005) to Darker Still (2022); four ARIA number-one albums and a 2025 Sydney Opera House show.
Parkwood Entertainment
Parkwood Entertainment: Beyoncé's artist-owned film and production company, record label, and management firm (offices Los Angeles and New York). Founded as Parkwood Pictures; Columbia joint venture; released Beyoncé (2013), Lemonade, Renaissance film, Cowboy Carter.
Parliament (band)
Parliament: George Clinton's funk band (1970-1980), the horn-and-harmony half of Parliament-Funkadelic, known for Mothership Connection, Funkentelechy, the Mothership prop, and 1997 Rock Hall induction.
Parliament-Funkadelic
Parliament-Funkadelic (P-Funk) is George Clinton's funk collective of two bands, Parliament and Funkadelic, sharing one lineup and different labels; 22 albums 1970-1981, Mothership stage shows, 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.
Parlophone
Parlophone is a British record label founded in Germany by Carl Lindström as Parlophon, acquired by Columbia in 1926, part of EMI from 1931, and bought by Warner Music Group in 2013 for £487 million as the Parlophone Label Group.
Parmish Verma
Parmish Verma is a Punjabi singer, rapper, actor, and video director from Patiala, India, active since 2017 and known for "Gaal Ni Kadhni" and "Rubicon Drill".
Parokya ni Edgar
Parokya ni Edgar: Filipino comedy-rock band formed 1993 at Ateneo de Manila (originally Comic Relief), known for Khangkhungkherrnitz, Buruguduystunstugudunstuy, parodies like 'Order Taker,' and 30-plus years in OPM.
Parov Stelar
Parov Stelar is the stage name of Marcus Füreder (born 1974, Linz), Austrian electro swing pioneer, Etage Noir Recordings founder, KissKiss/Rough Cuts breakthrough, The Princess chart hit, over 1,000 live shows.
Parque Fundidora
Parque Fundidora is a 144-hectare public park and event complex in Monterrey, Mexico, built on the site of the Fundidora steel foundry and reopened as a park in 2001.
Parquet Courts
Parquet Courts is a Brooklyn, New York indie rock band founded by Andrew Savage and Austin Brown, who met in Denton, Texas; known for Light Up Gold, the Parkay Quarts alias, and Rough Trade albums through Sympathy for Life (2021).