RJ

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RJ, R&J, or Rj may refer to:

In arts and entertainment

Radio jockey, a person who hosts a radio talk show
Romeo and Juliet, one of Shakespeare's plays
RJ, a raccoon in the comic strip and feature film Over The Hedge
R.J. MacReady, the helicopter pilot in the 1982 sci-fi/horror film The Thing
In Star Trek, Rj is the chemical symbol for element 123, jamesium, named after Richard D. James (scientist)
RJ, an alpaca in the BT21 brand of Line Friends.

Businesses and organizations

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Las Vegas Review-Journal, major daily newspaper in Nevada
Les Brasseurs RJ, a brewery in Québec
Raffles Institution (Junior College)
Royal Jordanian airlines, of Jordan (IATA airline designator RJ)

People

In arts and entertainment

RJ (rapper), from Los Angeles, California, signed to Pu$haz Ink
RJ Mitte, actor
RJ Rosales, Australian-Filipino actor and singer
Robert "RJ" Haddy, special effects artist, contestant on seasons 2 and 5 of the TV series Face Off
R. J. Helton, an American Idol finalist
Ron Jeremy, pornographic actor
R.J.Pradip, radio jockey, celebrity journalist, Indian filmcritic

In sport

Rick Jeanneret, hockey announcer for the Buffalo Sabres
Richard Jefferson, NBA player for the Cleveland Cavaliers
Randy Johnson, Major League Baseball player
Roy Jones, Jr., boxer

In other fields

RJ Mical, inventor and engineer

Places

Rio de Janeiro, a Brazilian city
Rio de Janeiro (state), a state in Brazil; the city by that name was the national capital from 1763 to 1960

In technology

Registered jack (RJ11, RJ14, RJ45, etc.)
Regional jet, a 35- to 100-passenger class of short-haul airliner
Boeing RC-135 Rivet Joint, an American intelligence-gathering aircraft

Other uses

Reproductive justice, a concept that links reproductive rights with social justice
Reverse jinx, a prediction about sport which is opposite from the desired outcome
Rim job, a sexual act
Rubber Johnny, a nickname for a condom
The R Journal, with the ISO abbreviation R J.

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