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Ken

(name)
See also Kenneth and Kenny
Ken
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Ken is a male given name. It occurs in English (originally a shortened form of Kenneth) and Japanese (written variously as 謙、健、憲、拳、賢、研、顕、).

People named Ken

  • Ken Akamatsu, Japanese author
  • Ken Anderson (wrestler), better known by his current ring name, Ken Kennedy
  • Ken Casey is the bassist of the Boston Irish punk rock group Dropkick Murphys.
  • Ken Christianson, California based artist and musician, with art collective Elephant Empire
  • Ken Follett, British author of thrillers and historical novels
  • Ken Griffey, Jr., American baseball player
  • Ken Hirai, J-pop singer known for the hit songs "Hitomi wo Tojite" and "POP STAR"
  • Ken Hoang, American professional electronic sports player
  • Ken Jennings, contestant on the game show Jeopardy!
  • Ken Kal, radio play-by-play announcer for the National Hockey League's Detroit Red Wings
  • Ken Kesey, novelist, author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
  • Ken Kitamura, J-Pop member of bands L'Arc~en~Ciel and Sons of All Pussys
  • Ken Kutaragi, President and CEO, later Chairman, of Sony Computer Entertainment
  • Ken Livingstone, politician, mayor of London, UK
  • Ken Lloyd, Japanese-British musician, vocalist and songwriter of Fake? and Oblivion Dust
  • Ken Maycock, an Artist and Art Teacher at Dulwich College
  • Ken Morrish, former mayor of the city of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
  • Ken Nomura, member of the drifting motorsport scene and of the D1 Grand Prix series
  • Ken Okuyama, Japanese car designer, creative director of Pininfarina, professor
  • Ken Schrader, NASCAR driver
  • Ken Shimura, comedian, member of the Drifters
  • Ken Takakura (1931-), Japanese film actor
  • Ken Thompson, one of the primary creators of Unix
  • Ken Watanabe (1959-), Japanese theater, TV, and film actor

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