Person of the Year
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Person of the Year or Man of the Year may refer to:
Awards[edit]
- Person of the Year
- Australian of the Year
- Ethiopian Person of the Year
- Financial Times Person of the Year
- Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year
- Le Monde Person of the Year
- MusiCares Person of the Year
- New Zealander of the Year Awards
- Time magazine Person of the Year
- Man of the Year
- DHL Delivery Man of the Year Award, baseball reliever pitchers
- Hasty Pudding Man of the Year, for entertainers
- IHL Man of the Year, awarded by the International Hockey League
- NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award, basketball
- Railroader of the Year, awarded by Railway Age magazine recognizing contributions to North American rail transport
- Rolaids Relief Man of the Year Award, baseball reliever pitchers
- Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, National Football League
Others[edit]
- Man of the Year (1971 film), a comedy film by Marco Vicario
- Man of the Year (1995 film), a mockumentary by Dirk Shafer
- Man of the Year (2002 film), a film starring John Ritter
- The Man of the Year (2003 film), or O Homem do Ano, a Brazilian film featuring Wagner Moura
- Man of the Year (2006 film), starring Robin Williams
- "The Man of the Year" (The O.C.), a 2006 episode of The O.C.
- "Man of the Year", a 1999 song by Len from You Can't Stop the Bum Rush
- "Man of the Year", a 2013 song by Phyno from No Guts No Glory
- "Man of the Year" (Schoolboy Q song), 2013
See also[edit]
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