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* [[Black and White (1931 film)|''Black and White'' (1931 film)]], a French comedy starring Raimu and Fernandel
* [[Black and White (1932 film)|''Black and White'' (1932 film)]], a Soviet short animated film
* [[Black and White (1932 race film)|''Black and White'' (1932 race film)]], a never-completed Russian film project about African Americans with a cast that included [[Dorothy West]]
* [[Black and White (1999 drama film)|''Black and White'' (1999 drama film)]], a drama directed by James Toback
* [[Black and White (1999 TV film)|''Black and White'' (1999 TV film)]], a thriller starring Gina Gershon
* [[Black and White (2002 film)|''Black and White'' (2002 film)]], an Australian film starring Robert Carlyle
* [[Black & White (2008 Hindi film)|''Black & White'' (2008 Hindi film)]], starring Anil Kapoor
*
* [[Black and White (2008 Italian film)|''Black and White'' (2008 Italian film)]], a 2008 Italian romance film
* [[Black and White (2010 film)|''Black and White'' (2010 film)]], a Turkish film
* [[Black & White (TV series)|''Black & White'' (TV series)]], a 2009 Taiwanese television series
* [[Black and White (audio drama)|''Black and White'' (audio drama)]], a 2012 audio drama based on ''Doctor Who''
* ''[[The Black and White Minstrel Show]]'', a British television series (1958–78)▼
== Video games ==
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** ''[[Black & White 2: Battle of the Gods]]'', a 2006 expansion pack
* ''[[Pokémon Black and White]]'', handheld video games for the Nintendo DS
**''[[Pokémon Black and White 2]]'', handheld video games and sequels to
== Publications ==
* ''[[:s:Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South|Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South]]'',
* [[Black and White (magazine)|''Black and White'' (magazine)]], a British illustrated weekly 1891–1912
* "{{ill|Блек энд уайт|ru|Блек_энд_уайт_(Маяковский)}}" a 1925 Russian-language poem by [[Vladimir Mayakovsky|Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky]] <!--Note that the TITLE of this poem is the English phrase "Black And White" even though the poem itself is in Russian.-->
* [[Black
* [[Black and White (picture book)|''Black and White'' (picture book)]], a 1990 children's picture book by David Macaulay
* ''[[Black
* [[Black
* ''Black & White'', a 2007 novel by [[Dani Shapiro]]
* [[Black and White (
* [[Black and White (newspaper)|''Black and White'' (newspaper)]], the Walt Whitman High School newspaper
▲* ''[[Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South]]'', a book published in the U.S. by [[Timothy Thomas Fortune]]
== Music ==
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* [[Black and White (Static-X song)|"Black and White" (Static-X song)]], 2001
* [[Black and White (Three Dog Night song)|"Black and White" (Three Dog Night song)]] originally written by David I. Arkin, 1972
* [[Black
* [[Black & White (Natalie Duncan song)|"Black & White" (Natalie Duncan song)]]
* "[[Crno i belo]]" ("Black and White"), a 2012 song by Kaliopi
* "Black and White", by the dB's on the album ''[[Stands for Decibels]]''
* "Black and White", by Deep Purple on the album ''[[The House of Blue Light]]''
* [[Black and White (INXS song)|"Black and White" (INXS song)]], by INXS on the album ''
* "Black and White", by Jackson Browne on the album ''[[Lives in the Balance]]''
* "Black and White", by Loudness on the album ''[[Metal Mad]]''
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* "Black & White", a 2006 [[AAA discography|song by AAA]]
* "Black & White", by In Flames on the album ''[[Reroute to Remain]]''
* "[[Black & White
* "Black & White", by Todrick Hall featuring Superfruit from ''[[Straight Outta Oz#Deluxe Edition|Straight Outta Oz (Deluxe Edition)]]''
* "Black † White", the opening song for the anime ''[[Problem Children are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?]]'', by Iori Nomizu
=== Albums ===
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* ''[[The Black and White Album]]'', an album by The Hives
* ''[[The Black & White Album]]'', a 2007 album by Imani Coppola
* [[Black
* [[Black & White (The Maine album)|''Black & White'' (The Maine album)]], 2010
* [[Black & White (Pointer Sisters album)|''Black & White'' (Pointer Sisters album)]], 1981
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== Other uses ==
* [[Black and White (ballet)|''Black and White'' (ballet)]], a 1988 ballet by Peter Martins
* [[Black and white (police vehicle)]], an American slang term for a police car
* [[Black & White (whisky)]], a blended whisky
* [[Black
* [[Black and white cookie]], a shortbread type
* [[Black–white binary]], a paradigm in critical race theory
* [[Black-and-white dualism]]
* [[Black and white thinking]]
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* [[Black and white village]], term for villages of a particular architectural style
* [[Black-and-white mannikin]], a bird
* ''[[Black. White.]]'', a reality television show▼
* [[Black-and-white Revival architecture]], the 19th century revival of vernacular architecture
▲* ''[[The Black and White Minstrel Show]]'', a British television series (1958–78)
* [[Black & White Festival]], an annual audiovisual festival in Portugal
* Black and White Army, an
== See also ==
* [[B&W (disambiguation)]]
* [[Black on white (disambiguation)]]
*
▲* ''[[Black. White.]]'', a reality television show
▲* [[Black or White (Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel song)|"Black or White" (Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel song)]]
▲* [[Black or White (film)|''Black or White'' (film)]], a 2014 American drama film starring Kevin Costner
* "Black/White" a 1985 song by Mr. Mister on the album ''[[Welcome to the Real World (Mr. Mister album)|Welcome to the Real World]]''
* [[
* [[Blacks and Whites, Virginia]], currently named Blackstone
* ''[[Black N White]]'', a Jon Jones produced album
* [[A Black and White Night (disambiguation)]]
*"Black versus White", a 2009 song by Apoptygma Berzerk on the album ''[[Rocket Science (Apoptygma Berzerk album)|Rocket Science]]''
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