The Box may refer to:
In television:
- The Box (UK and Ireland), a music video television formerly known as Video Jukebox Network, originally from Miami, but now only available in the UK and Ireland
- The Box (U.S.), a defunct U.S. music video channel
- The Box Comedy, a Dutch comedy channel that was originally part of the same family as the British channel
- The Box (New Zealand), a television channel in New Zealand
- The Box (TV series), a 1970s Australian soap opera, which was also made into a feature film in 1975
- "The Box" (Rugrats episode), a 1993 episode of Rugrats
- "The Box" (Fringe), an episode of the television series Fringe
- The box, British slang for a television set
In film:
- The Box (1967 Oscar-winning short animation) by Fred Wolf
- The Box (2003 film), starring James Russo
- The Box (2007 film), starring Gabrielle Union
- The Box (2009 film), starring Cameron Diaz
In music:
- The Box (band), a 1980s Canadian New Wave group
- "The Box" (song), a single by King Missile
- "The Box", a song from Johnny Flynn's 2008 album, A Larum
- "The Box", the opening track from Annihilator's 1994 studio album King of the Kill
- "The Box" (Randy Travis song), a single from Randy Travis' 1995 album This Is Me
- "The Box" (Orbital song), a single by Orbital
- The Box, a custom-built steel guitar played by Paul Franklin
In night entertainment:
- The Box Manhattan, an x-rated club in Manhattan, New York City
- The Box Soho, an x-rated club in Soho, London, and sister club to the Manhattan club
Other uses:
- BBC Box, a shipping container being tracked by the BBC for a year
- The Box (book), by Marc Levinson
- The Box (Grass book), by Günter Grass
- The Box (radio program), a weekly talk-radio program
- The Box (torture), a method of solitary confinement
- Police interrogation room
The Box may also be:
- "Thinking outside the box", an expression meaning "thinking unconventionally"
- The penalty box in ice hockey
- A nickname for Area 51
Famous quotes containing the word box:
“Appeal. In law, to put the dice into the box for another throw.”
—Ambrose Bierce (18421914)
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