The Island
The Island(s) may refer to:
Places
- Any of various islands around the world, see the list of islands
- The Island (Cache County, Utah), an island on the Bear River, Utah
- The Island, Chennai, a river island in India
- The Island, Chicago, a neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, United States
- The Island, Croydon, a residential building in Croydon, England
- The Island, an enclave within Hilltop, Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
- The Island, Hythe End, an island on the River Thames in England
- The Island (Jefferson County, Oregon), a United States wilderness research area
- The Island, Trenton, New Jersey, a neighborhood in Mercer County, New Jersey, United States
- The Island, a neighborhood of Waltham, Massachusetts, United States
- The Island, Western Cape, in Great Brak River, South Africa
- The Islands, a defunct provincial electoral district in British Columbia
- The Islands, a region encompassing southern Florida and the Caribbean as defined in Joel Garreau's The Nine Nations of North America.
Books and publications
Fiction
- The Island (Benchley novel), 1979, by Peter Benchley
- The Island (Hislop novel), 2005, by Victoria Hislop
- L’ile, 1962, by Robert Merle, published in US as The Island (1964)
Poetry and plays
- The Island (Byron), an 1823 poem by Lord Byron
- The Island (play), 1973, by Athol Fugard, John Kani, and Winston Ntshona
- The Island (poem), 1944, an epic poem by Francis Brett Young
Periodicals
- The Island (Sri Lanka), a newspaper in Sri Lanka
- Die Insel, three German magazines
Music
- Island (band), which represented Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981
Albums
- The Island (album), by Johnny Mathis, 2017
Songs
- "An Island" (Chevelle song), 2014
- "An Island", by Owen from The King of Whys, 2016
- "The Island" (Pendulum song), 2010
- "The Island" (Paul Brady song), 1985
- "The Island", by Ivan Lins and Vítor Martins
Transport
- "The island", the superstructure of an aircraft carrier
Visual media
Film
- The Island, the U.S. title of the 1960 Japanese film The Naked Island
- The Island (1934 film), a German film directed by Hans Steinhoff
- The Island (1979 film), an Argentine film directed by Alejandro Doria
- The Island (1980 film), a film directed by Michael Ritchie with Michael Caine based on Peter Benchley's novel of 1979
- The Island (2005 film), a science fiction film directed by Michael Bay
- The Island (2006 film) (Russian: Остров, or Ostrov), a 2006 film directed by Pavel Lungin
- The Island (2007 film), an Egyptian film directed by Sherif Arafa
- The Island (2011 film), a Bulgarian film directed by Kamen Kalev with Laetitia Casta
- The Island (2018 Chinese film), a Chinese comedy film directed by Huang Bo
- The Island (2018 Nigerian film), a 2018 Nigerian action film directed by Toka McBaror
Television
- Al Jazeera, an Arabic TV station whose name translates in English as "The Island"
- The Island (Lost), the island of the show Lost, a character unto itself
- To Nisi, a Greek TV series, whose name translates in English as "The Island"
- The Island (American TV series), an American survival TV show with Bear Grylls, based on:
- The Island with Bear Grylls, a British survival TV show
- Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Island, the 16th season of the Real World/Road Rules Challenge on MTV
- Ninjago: The Island , a miniseries of the Ninjago computer-animated television series
Video games
- The Island (video game), a 1984 ZX Spectrum video game
See also
- Island (disambiguation)
- Ecological island, a micro-habitat within a larger differing ecosystem
- Extraction island, in linguistics, phrases out of which extraction is impossible
- Island ECN, a network for stock trading, now part of Inet
- Islands (restaurant), a casual dining restaurant chain in the United States
- The Island, a Chicago radio program on WLRA
- Island Company, clothing brand
- Island-class patrol boat, class of the United States Coast Guard Cutters
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