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Aoife Hinds

Aoife Hinds (born 1991, London) is a British actress, daughter of Ciarán Hinds and Hélène Patarot, known for Normal People (Helen), Dune: Prophecy (Sister Emeline), and leading BBC/A24's The Ministry of Time as Sophy.

Aoife McArdle

Aoife McArdle (not the Airbnb legal executive of the same name) is a Northern Irish filmmaker from Omagh, County Tyrone, known for directing three episodes of Severance season one, her 2017 feature debut Kissing Candice, music videos for Jon Hopkins, U2 and Bicep, the IFTA Rising Star Award 2023, and her upcoming feature Foxfinder with Tessa Thompson.

Oct 10, 2026

Aoife McLysaght

Aoife McLysaght is an Irish geneticist, Chair of Evolutionary Genetics at Trinity College Dublin, who studies gene duplication and became Ireland's Government Science Advisor in January 2025.

Aoki Konyō

Aoki Konyō (1698–1769) was a Japanese Confucian scholar known as Kansho Sensei, the Sweet Potato Teacher, for promoting the sweet potato as a famine-relief crop.

Aoki Mokubei

Aoki Mokubei (青木木米, 1767–1833) was a Japanese potter and literati painter of late Edo-period Kyoto whose porcelain revived Kyoto ware and, from 1807, Kutani ware in Kanazawa.

Aoki Shigeru

Aoki Shigeru (青木繁, 1882–1911) was a Japanese yōga painter of Meiji Romanticism, best known for A Gift of the Sea of 1904, the first Western-style painting named an Important Cultural Property.

Aokigahara (青木ヶ原)

Aokigahara, also called Jukai or the Sea of Trees, is a dense forest on the northwestern foot of Mount Fuji, Japan, that grew on lava from an 864 eruption.

Aokiwei

Aokiwei (奥琦玮; Acewill) is a Chinese restaurant-digitalization software company founded in Beijing in 2006 by Kong Lingbo, selling cloud ordering and membership systems to chains including KFC and Starbucks.

AOL

AOL, formerly America Online, is an American web portal and email provider that began in 1985 as a dial-up service and became the largest US internet provider before merging with Time Warner in 2001.

AOL Mail

AOL Mail, also known as AOL webmail, is a free, advertising-supported email service from AOL, offering 1 TB of storage and POP and IMAP access.

Aole

Aole, also written Awole Arogangan or Áólẹ̀, was Alaafin of the Oyo Empire in what is now Nigeria from 1789 to 1796, overthrown in a coup around 1796.

Oct 10, 2026

Aomawa Shields

Aomawa Shields is an American astronomer and astrobiologist at UC Irvine who studies the climates and habitability of Earth-sized exoplanets, and who founded Rising Stargirls, teaching astronomy to middle-school girls through theater and art.

AOMG

AOMG, or Above Ordinary Music Group, is a South Korean hip-hop and R&B record label founded in 2013 by Korean-American rapper Jay Park and based in Seoul.

Aomori

Aomori (青森市, Aomori-shi), capital of Aomori Prefecture, Japan; port city on Mutsu Bay founded 1626, population about 257,000, famous for the Nebuta Festival, heavy snowfall, and compact city policy.

Aomori Prefecture

Aomori Prefecture (青森県) is Japan's northernmost prefecture on Honshu, created in 1871 from Hirosaki Prefecture. Known for Tsugaru-Nanbu cultural divide, Japan's oldest pottery, and largest apple production.

Aon (company)

Aon plc is an Irish-domiciled professional services firm and one of the world's largest insurance brokers, advising on risk, retirement, and health in over 120 countries.

Aon Center (Chicago)

The Aon Center, once the Standard Oil Building and later the Amoco Building, is an 83-story, 1,136-foot Modernist office skyscraper in Chicago's Loop, completed in 1973 and reclad in granite in 1992.

Aonach Eagach

Aonach Eagach (An t-Aonach Eagach, 'the notched ridge') is Glen Coe's narrow pinnacled north-wall ridge in the Scottish Highlands, linking the Munros Meall Dearg (953 m) and Sgorr nam Fiannaidh (967 m) via a committing Grade 2/3 scramble with no safe escape.

AOne Cafe

AOne Cafe names several unrelated businesses: a 24/7 casino in Al-Hamdaniya District, Nineveh, Iraq; Aone Cafe Private Limited, a Delhi hospitality company incorporated 2022; and cafes in Kathmandu, London, and Nottingham.

Aonia Planum

Aonia Planum: large plain (planum) in Mars' southern hemisphere, Thaumasia quadrangle, centered 57.9°S 281.3°E, about 563 km across; IAU-approved 2003 classical albedo feature name.

Aonia Terra

Aonia Terra: large cratered upland region in Mars' southern highlands, Thaumasia quadrangle, about 3,873 km across, IAU-approved 1979; named after the dark albedo patch Aonia, sacred Greek region of the Muses.

Aonic

Aonic AB is a Stockholm gaming and technology group founded in 2021 by Paul Schempp and Olliver Heins, which acquires and operates game studios and game-tech companies.

Oct 10, 2026

Aonio Paleario

Aonio Paleario, born Antonio Paleari at Veroli in 1503, was an Italian humanist, teacher of eloquence, and reforming writer executed by the Roman Inquisition in 1570.

Aonishiki Arata

Aonishiki Arata (安青錦新大), born Danylo Yavhusishyn, is a Ukrainian ozeki at Ajigawa stable; first Ukrainian makuuchi champion and Emperor's Cup winner (November 2025), promoted to ozeki in 14 tournaments.

Aonrihar Mound

Aonrihar Mound, or Masaon-Dih, is a centrally protected archaeological mound at Aonrihar, Ghazipur district, Uttar Pradesh, excavated 1964-65; four occupation periods from circa early 600 B.C. to A.D. 600.

Aontas (film)

Aontas (Union) is a 2025 Irish-language crime thriller directed by Damian McCann, starring Carrie Crowley and Bríd Brennan, about three women robbing a rural credit union, told in reverse chronology; Glasgow 2025 Audience Award and six IFTA nominations.