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Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Yevgeny Yevtushenko (Евгений Евтушенко) was a Soviet and Russian poet of the Thaw generation, famous for civic poems like "Babii Yar" and mass public readings.
Yevgeny Zamyatin
Yevgeny Ivanovich Zamyatin (Евгений Замятин, 1884–1937), Russian writer and naval engineer, author of the dystopian novel We (Мы, 1920–21), which influenced Orwell's 1984 and Huxley's Brave New World; censored, expelled from Soviet literary life in 1929, died in Parisian exile.
Yevhen Hrebinka
Yevhen Hrebinka (Євген Гребінка; 1812–1848) was a Ukrainian Romantic writer who wrote fables, poetry, and prose in Ukrainian and Russian, and helped publish Shevchenko's Kobzar in 1840.
Yevhen Malaniuk
Yevhen Malaniuk (Євген Маланюк) was a Ukrainian émigré poet of the Prague school and a former UNR army officer, banned in Soviet Ukraine for about seventy years.
Yevhen Pluzhnyk
Yevhen Pluzhnyk (Євген Плужник) was a Ukrainian poet and dramatist of the Executed Renaissance, arrested in the Stalinist terror of 1934 and dying in prison on Solovki.
Yevhen Sverstiuk
Yevhen Sverstiuk (Євген Сверстюк) was a Ukrainian literary scholar, essayist, and dissident, a leading figure of the Sixtiers generation who spent 7 years in Soviet camps.
Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai (ஏழு கடல் ஏழு மலை)
Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai (ஏழு கடல் ஏழு மலை, Seven Seas Seven Hills) is a 2026 Tamil romantic fantasy film by director Ram, starring Nivin Pauly as an 8,000-year-old immortal, with Soori and Anjali; premiered at IFFR 2024, released 1 October 2026.
YFN Lucci
YFN Lucci, born Rayshawn Lamar Bennett in 1991, is an Atlanta rapper and singer behind platinum hits "Key to the Streets," "Everyday We Lit," and "Wet." Indicted in 2021, he pleaded guilty to one gang count in 2024, was paroled in January 2025, and returned with the Billboard 200 top-15 album Already Legend., ending his Young Thug feud via mutual 2025 features.
YG (rapper)
YG (Keenon Daequan Ray Jackson, born 1990) is an American rapper from Compton, California, also called Young Gangsta, known for My Krazy Life (2014), Still Brazy (2016), the ratchet sound with DJ Mustard, and the 2026 Gentlemen's Club Tour.
YG Entertainment (YG 엔터테인먼트)
YG Entertainment (YG 엔터테인먼트), or YG Entertainment Inc., is a KOSDAQ-listed Korean entertainment company (code 122870) founded in 1998, home to BLACKPINK, TREASURE, BABYMONSTER, and WINNER; FY2025 revenue KRW 545.4 billion, CEO Yang Min-suk.
YG Family
YG Family is the collective brand under which South Korea's YG Entertainment presents its artists, used since the 1999 joint album YG FAMILY and its collaborative concerts and tours.
YG Marley
YG Marley (Joshua Omaru Marley, born 2001), American reggae singer-rapper, son of Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley, grandson of Bob Marley; debut single "Praise Jah in the Moonlight" (2023) samples "Crisis" and went Gold in the US.
Yhapojj
Yhapojj is an American rapper from Huntsville, Alabama, a leading figure of the SoundCloud-born underground who has released more than 20 projects since 2019 and signed to Simple Stupid Records in 2023.
YHLQMDLG
YHLQMDLG (Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana) is Bad Bunny's second solo studio album, released February 29, 2020 on Rimas Entertainment; a 20-track reggaeton and Latin trap set that debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, then a record for an all-Spanish album.
YHWH Nailgun
YHWH Nailgun ("Yahweh Nailgun") is a New York experimental rock band formed 2020 in Philadelphia by Zack Borzone and Sam Pickard; albums 45 Pounds (2025, AD 93) and Magazine (2026, 4AD), a 10-song, 11-minute record.
Yi Am
Yi Am (李巖, 1507–1566) was a Korean painter of the Joseon dynasty and a member of the royal family, regarded as the founding master of Korean animal painting.
Yi Cheong-jun
Yi Cheong-jun (이청준, also romanized Lee Cheong-jun) was a South Korean novelist who wrote more than 100 short stories, known for The Wounded and Your Paradise.
Yi In-jik
Yi In-jik (이인직, 1862–1916), pen name Gukcho, was a Korean novelist and journalist known for Tears of Blood (1906), regarded as the first sinsoseol in Korean literature.
Yi Jeong
Yi Jeong (이정, 李霆; pen name Taneun) was a mid-Joseon dynasty poet, calligrapher, and painter, a great-great-grandson of King Sejong and the most renowned Korean master of ink bamboo painting.
Yi Jian Mei: Boat Crossing Wujiang
"Yi Jian Mei: Boat Crossing Wujiang" (一剪梅·舟过吴江) is a ci poem by Southern Song poet Jiang Jie, written after his boat passed through Wujiang county near Lake Tai.
Yi Mun-yol
Yi Mun-yol (이문열, born 1948) is a South Korean novelist whose work examines political power, ideology, and human existence; his best-known works include Our Twisted Hero and The Poet, translated into over 20 countries.
Yi Mun-yong
Yi Mun-yong (이무영, 1908–1960) was a South Korean novelist regarded as a forerunner of farmer literature, known for "Slave to Soil" (1940) and the novel Farmers (1950).
Yi Ok
Yi Ok (이옥, 李鈺; 1760–1815) was a Joseon-dynasty writer of hanmun, Chinese-language prose and verse, who lived in Hanyang (Seoul) and is known for 23 tales and a style King Chŏngjo prohibited.
Yi Peng festival
Yi Peng (ยี่เป็ง) is the Lanna lantern festival of northern Thailand, held on the full moon of the second lunar month, coinciding with Loy Krathong; sky lanterns honor Phra Ket Kaew Chulamanee and float misfortune away.
Yi Sang
Yi Sang (이상, 1910–1937), born Kim Hae-kyeong, was a Korean modernist writer and architect known for the poem series Crow's-Eye View and the novel Wings.
Yi Sang Literary Award
The Yi Sang Literary Award (이상문학상) is a South Korean literary prize for short fiction, established in 1977 by publisher Munhak Sasangsa to honor the modernist writer Yi Sang.
Yi Sang-beom
Yi Sang-beom (이상범, pen name Cheongjeon, 1897–1972) was a Korean ink landscape painter born in Gongju whose foreground-centered rural scenes, developed after 1945, are known as the Cheongjeon style.
Yi Shu
Yi Shu (亦舒), pen name of Ni Yishu, born 1949, is a popular Hong Kong novelist of romance fiction, best known for Story of Rose and her independent urban heroines.
Yi Shunding
Yi Shunding (易順鼎; 1858–1920) was a Chinese poet and late Qing official from Hunan, known with Fan Zengxiang as a leading poet of the mid- and late-Tang school.
Yi Sik
Yi Sik (이식, 李植; 1584–1647), pen name Taekdang, was a mid-Joseon civil official, calligrapher, and writer ranked among the four great masters of Sino-Korean prose of his era.