Ivan can refer to:

People[link]

• Ivan (name), a Slavic masculine given name

Meteorology[link]

• Tropical Storm Ivan - a number of tropical storms (three hurricanes, a typhoon and two cyclones)

Places[link]

• Ivan Mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Iván, a village in Hungary
• Ivaň (Brno-Country District), a village in the Czech Republic
• Ivaň (Prostějov District), a village in the Czech Republic
• Ivan, Russia, a village in Oryol Oblast, Russia

Other[link]

• Ivan (film), the third in Olexandr Dovzhenko's Ukraine Trilogy
• The codename of Tsar Bomba, the largest nuclear explosive ever detonated
• Ivan (short story), a Soviet short story.
• Slang for Russians, see Ivan (name)#Slang
• IVAN (Iter Vehemens ad Necem), a roguelike game for Microsoft Windows

See also[link]

• Ivana (disambiguation)

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Georgina "George" Kingsley (born 15 March 1993), most commonly known by her stage name Georgi Kay, is an Australian Indie Pop musician, based in Perth, Western Australia. In 2010 she was the winner of The WAM Song of the Year Award for her original love song 'Breakfast in Bedlam'. Beginning her music career as the lead guitarist for high-school rock band, The Vains, in 2007, Kingsley took over the roles of lead vocalist and songwriter in the band's second year of performing. In 2009 she left The Vains to embark on a solo career under the name Georgi Kay, releasing the EP 'Strange Things' in March 2010 and the single 'Lionheart' in November of the same year. Her debut 11 Track compilation CD is currently available through independent Distribution.^[1][2]

In her short career, Kingsley has already received an impressive array of awards and nominations. In 2009, her second year of competing, Kingsley was awarded the Most Outstanding Performer Award in the My Big Gig competition. Kingsley then won the 2010 MySpace/Sony/fbiradio National Songwriting competition with the song 'You & Me', she is the youngest ever winner of the WAM Song of the Year Award, winning in 2010 with 'Breakfast in Bedlam'. After winning her category in 2010 and being nominated as a category finalist in 2009, she was one of five nominees worldwide in her category in 2011. She has recently been nominated for an Independent Music Award for the song 'Back to Back'.^[3][4]

Her debut single 'Lionheart', recorded at Linear Recording Studios in Sydney and mastered at Abbey Road Studios, was recorded and released in September 2010. Kingsley has since collaborated with Perth hip-hop band The Stoops on the track "Free", featured on a television advertisement for the Australian Foxtel Station 111 Hits.^[5]

Kingsley is a Youth Ambassador for eHeadspace, supporter of LifelineWA, she recently performed at the UnionsWA International Women’s Day celebration. Kingsley announced in December 2010 she is working on three new singles, and her debut album due for release in late 2011.^[6]

In January 2011, Georgi Kay was nominated for The 10th Annual Independent Music Awards under the Indie/Alt./Hard Rock category for "Back to Back".^[7]

In January 2012, Georgi was featured on a track named "In My Mind" by Australian house music producers Feenixpawl and Ivan Gough, who is one half of the duo TV Rock. "In My Mind' was released on Axtone Records.

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