Sinatra (disambiguation)

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Frank Sinatra (1915–1998) was an American singer, actor, and producer.

Sinatra is an Italian surname, mainly present in Sicily. It may also refer to:

• Anthony Martin Sinatra (1892–1969), fireman, boxer, and Frank's father
• Barbara Sinatra (1926–2017), Frank's fourth wife
• Frank Sinatra Jr. (1944–2016), American singer and conductor; Frank's only son
• Nancy Sinatra (born 1940), American singer and actress; Frank's daughter
• Ray Sinatra (1904–1980), conductor, Frank's second cousin
• Tina Sinatra (born 1948), American film producer and former actress; Frank's daughter

• Stephen Sinatra (born 1946), American physician
• Vincenzo Sinatra (1720–1765), 18th-century Sicilian architect from Noto
• Sinatraa (born 2000), American esports player
• Richard Wheatley, né Sinatra, fictional antagonist of Law & Order: Organized Crime

• Trashcan Sinatras, a Scottish band that began in 1987

• "Sinatra", a song by Helmet from their album Strap It On (1990)
• "Frank Sinatra", a song by Cake from their album Fashion Nugget (1996)
• "Frank Sinatra" (Miss Kittin & The Hacker song), a 2000 song
• "Frankie Sinatra" (2016), a song by the Avalanches
• "Sinatra", a song by the Fire Theft from their self-titled album

• Sinatra (miniseries) a 1992 television miniseries
• Sinatra (TV program), a 1969 television special
• Frank Sinatra: A Man and His Music, a 1966 television special

• "Sinatra" (1988), a Spanish movie directed by Francesc Betriu, starring Alfredo Landa, based on :
  • "Sinatra", a 1984 novel by Raúl Nuñez

• Sinatra (software), a web application framework written in Ruby
• Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, a high school in New York City, US
• "Sinatra Doctrine", the Soviet government's policy of allowing neighboring nations to determine their own internal affairs
• Sinatra (wasp), a genus of wasps in the family Figitidae

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