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Chanel (Tyla song)
"Chanel" (CHANEL) is a 2025 single by South African singer Tyla, produced by Ian Kirkpatrick and P2J, fusing R&B, amapiano, and pop; it peaked at UK No. 15 and appears on A*POP.
Chanel Beads
Chanel Beads is the New York experimental pop project of Shane Lavers, with Maya McGrory and Zachary Paul; two albums both titled Your Day Will Come (2024, 2026) on Jagjaguwar distinguish it.
Chanel Haynes
Chanelle "Chanel" Haynes, American gospel singer born 1978 in New Orleans, lead singer of Trin-i-tee 5:7, solo artist, Tina Turner in the West End musical Tina, and Rolling Stones background vocalist singing "Gimme Shelter".
Chanel Iman
Chanel Iman Robinson, American supermodel (born Atlanta, raised Los Angeles) distinct from the Somali supermodel Iman; signed at 12, Vogue May 2007 cover, Victoria's Secret Angel, walked Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, acted in Dope (2015).
Chanel No. 5
Chanel No. 5 (N°5), Chanel's 1921 perfume by Ernest Beaux for Gabrielle Chanel, the first abstract aldehyde-floral fragrance with over 80 ingredients, sold at one bottle per 30 seconds, with Eau de Parfum, EDT, and L'Eau versions.
Chanel Preston
Chanel Preston is an American adult film actress, director, and performer advocate born in 1985 in Fairbanks, Alaska, who debuted in 2010 and co-founded APAC in 2013.
Chanel West Coast
Chanel West Coast (Chelsea Chanel Dudley, born 1988) is an American rapper, singer, and TV personality, co-host of MTV's Ridiculousness 2011–2023, now an independent country artist with singles Lil Bit Country, Giddy Up, and Tennessee.
Chanelle Moon
Chanelle Moon, also known as Moon Chanelle (문샤넬), is a Korean-American singer and main vocalist of the K-pop girl group FIFTY FIFTY, which she joined in 2024.
Chang (1927 film)
Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (1927) is a silent Paramount film by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, shot in Siam (Nan), about a farming family versus jungle animals and elephants; Oscar honorable mention 1929, precursor to King Kong.
Chang Chao-Tang
Chang Chao-Tang (張照堂, 1943–2024) was a Taiwanese photographer, documentary filmmaker, and educator, regarded as a pioneer of modern photography in Taiwan and a leader of its documentary tradition.
Chang Chen (张震)
Chang Chen (張震/张震, born 1976, Taipei) is a Taiwanese actor who debuted at 14 in A Brighter Summer Day, worked with Yang, Lee, and Wong, won Golden Horse Best Actor for The Soul (2021) and Lucky Lu (2025), and chairs the Golden Horse committee from 2026.
Chang Huasen (常华森)
Chang Huasen (常华森), born 1997 in Zibo, Shandong, is a Chinese actor and Hangzhou Dianzi University graduate known for Li Tongguang in A Journey to Love, Su Changhe in Blood River, and his first modern-drama lead in Meiren Yu.
Chang Kiha (장기하)
Chang Kiha (장기하), born 1982 in Seoul, is a Korean singer-songwriter who led the indie band Kiha & The Faces (2008–2018, seven Korean Music Awards) and works solo since 2022, also acting and composing for film.
Chang Ryul (장률)
Chang Ryul (장률), born 1989, is a South Korean actor known for Do Gang-jae in My Name (2021) and Ko Keuk-ryul in Bargain, which competed at Canneseries 2023; recent leads include Chunhwa Love Story and Love Me.
Chang Ta-chun
Chang Ta-chun (张大春), born 1957 in Taipei, is a Taiwanese novelist, essayist, and radio storyteller known for realist and postmodern fiction, for The Grand Tang: Li Bai, and for cross-media work including Wong Kar-wai's The Grandmaster.
Chang-Rae Lee (이창래)
Chang-Rae Lee (이창래), Korean American novelist and Stanford English professor, born South Korea 1965; author of Native Speaker, A Gesture Life, The Surrendered (Pulitzer finalist), On Such a Full Sea, My Year Abroad, and A Tender Age.
Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness
Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (1927) is a silent documentary-drama by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, filmed over eighteen months in Siam (Thailand), released by Paramount, and named to the National Film Registry in 1997.
Chang'an (长安三万里) (2023 film)
Chang'an (长安三万里, 2023) is a Light Chaser Animation film directed by Xie Junwei and Zou Jing, telling Gao Shi and Li Bai's friendship through 48 Tang poems; it grossed over 1.7 billion yuan and won the Golden Rooster Best Art Film award.
Chang'an school
The Chang'an school (长安画派) was a Chinese ink painting school centered in Xi'an, founded by Zhao Wangyun and led by Shi Lu, known for painting northwest China's landscapes and rural life.
Changampuzha Krishna Pillai
Changampuzha Krishna Pillai (ചങ്ങമ്പുഴ കൃഷ്ണപിള്ള, 1911–1948) was a Malayalam Romantic poet from Edappally, Kerala, best known for Ramanan, a 1936 pastoral elegy that sold over a lakh copies.
Changbin (서창빈)
Changbin (서창빈, born 1999) is a South Korean rapper of Stray Kids and member of its production trio 3RACHA (with Bang Chan and HAN), formerly SpearB, known for fast, explosive rap and extensive songwriting credits.
Changdev Pasashti
Changdev Pasashti (चांगदेव पासष्टी) is a short philosophical poem of 65 verses in Old Marathi, composed by the saint-poet Dnyaneshwar as spiritual instruction to the hatha yogi Changdev.
Change of Habit
Change of Habit (1969) is a Universal drama, Elvis Presley's final narrative film, directed by William Graham, co-starring Mary Tyler Moore as an undercover nun, loosely based on Sister Mary Olivia Gibson.
Changeling (film)
Changeling (2008) is Clint Eastwood's drama starring Angelina Jolie as Christine Collins, whose missing son is replaced by an impostor by the corrupt 1928 LAPD; based on the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders case.
Changes (Black Sabbath song)
"Changes" is a 1972 piano ballad by Black Sabbath from Vol. 4, written by Iommi, Butler, Osbourne, and Ward about a breakup; later covered by Charles Bradley and a 2003 Ozzy-Kelly Osbourne UK number one.
Changes (David Bowie song)
Changes, David Bowie song from Hunky Dory (1971), recorded at Trident Studios with Rick Wakeman on piano; UK chart miss, US number 66, later his signature song and basis of Changesonebowie.
Changes (Justin Bieber album)
Changes is Justin Bieber's fifth studio album, released 14 February 2020 via RBMG/Def Jam; an R&B-pop record about marriage and faith that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 231,000 units, earned two Grammy nominations, and was later certified Platinum.
Changes (Tupac Shakur song)
"Changes" is a posthumous 1998 2Pac single featuring Talent, recorded in 1992, sampling Bruce Hornsby's "The Way It Is", nominated for a 2000 Grammy, peaking at No. 32 US and No. 3 UK.
Changes in Star Wars re-releases
Changes in Star Wars re-releases cover George Lucas's alterations to the Star Wars trilogy: early tweaks, the 1997 Special Editions (CGI, Jabba scene, Greedo shooting first), 2004/2011/2019 revisions, unavailable theatrical cuts, and the 2027 50th-anniversary restoration.
Changes: A Love Story
Changes: A Love Story is a 1991 novel by Ghanaian writer Ama Ata Aidoo, following Esi Sekyi as she leaves her marriage for a polygamous one.