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* The ''Series/AmazingStories'' episode "Mirror, Mirror".

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* Music/EvelynEvelyn also had an album and a song called "Evelyn Evelyn" and a song called "Elephant Elephant".

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* "Mirror Mirror" (Solid Base song)
* "Mirror, Mirror (Look into My Eyes)", by Def Leppard from High 'n' Dry
* "Mirror Mirror", by King Diamond from the 2007 album Give Me Your Soul...Please
* "Mirror Mirror", by Pinkerton's Assorted Colours
* "Mirror Mirror (I See a Damsel)", by Violent Femmes from New Times
* ''Mirror Mirror'' (Dardanelles album) (2007), their debut album
* ''Mirror Mirror'' (Ghinzu album)
* ''Mirror Mirror'' (Kelly Price album)
* ''Mirror, Mirror'' (soundtrack) (1990), soundtrack for the above film ''Mirror, Mirror''

* ''Mirror, Mirror'' (EP), an EP by Farewell, My Love

* "Mirror Mirror" (M2M song), later covered by American pop singer Taylor Horn in 2006

* "Mirror Mirror", by Candlemass from their 1988 album Ancient Dreams
* "Mirror Mirror", by LL Cool J from 10
* "Mirror Mirror", by the Kamelot from Karma

* ''Mirror Mirror'' (10cc album)

* "Mirror, Mirror" (Diamond Rio song)
* "Mirror Mirror" (Diana Ross song)
* "Mirror Mirror" (Dollar song) (also known as "Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour)")

* "Bang Bang" by Jessie J, Music/ArianaGrande, and Music/NickiMinaj

* "Mirror Mirror" (Blind Guardian song)

* ''Film/MirrorMirror''

* The adult ''WebAnimation/TheMostPopularGirlsInSchool'' fanfic "Mirror, Mirror".

It's one way to title your story. It could sometimes be laziness, or perhaps two words together in a single title makes it sound more mysterious. It could also mean there are two of that specific word in the story, which could be plot-significant. It may also bring a well-known phrase to mind (eg. "Win-win" or "Liar, liar, pants on fire"). In more fantastic works, it could also have some spell-like connotations (eg. [[Theatre/{{Macbeth}} "Double double, toil and trouble"]], [[Literature/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs "Mirror, mirror, on the wall"]]). "Triple, Triple, Triple" titles and titles like ''Kiss Kiss Bang Bang'' count, but titles like ''Doki Doki Panic'' don't.

* Two of Music/{{ABBA}}'s songs are titled "Money, Money, Money" and "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man After Midnight)".

* ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''

* ''Literature/AbsalomAbsalom''
* The ''Series/LizzieMcguire'' Junior Novelization "Mirror, Mirror".
* ''Discworld/GuardsGuards''

* Music/FallOutBoy's "Dance Dance".
* Music/{{Falco}}'s "Macho Macho".
* Creator/DavidBowie's "Rebel Rebel".

* "Hush Hush" by the Music/PussycatDolls

* Two of Music/{{ABBA}}'s songs are titled "Money, Money, Money" and "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man After Midnight)".

* Music/DuranDuran has two albums called as "Duran Duran" ([[SelfTitledAlbum 1981]] and [[Music/TheWeddingAlbum 1993]]).

& ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''

!!Examples

* ''Film/KissKissBangBang''

* There's a Taiwanese movie called ''[[https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPEN！_OPEN！ Open! Open!]]''.
* ''Film/ChittyChittyBangBang''
* The Spanish movie ''Jamon Jamon'' (meaning "Ham, Ham").
* ''Film/MoulinRouge'': The ShowWithinAShow "Spectacular Spectacular".
* ''Film/DurianDurian''

* ''Manga/CandyCandy''
* ''Manga/HoneyHoneyNoSutekiNaBouken'' is released in some countries as simply ''Honey Honey''.

* The ''VisualNovel/{{Shuffle}}'' spinoff, ''Really? Really!''.

* "Tyger, Tyger", an episode of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''.

* ''[[http://www.europaeuropa.tv/ Europa Europa]]'' is the name of a Latin American cable channel only focused on films and series from [[UsefulNotes/{{Europe}} this continent]].

* The Spanish movie ''Film/JamonJamon'' (meaning "Ham, Ham").

* Music/DuranDuran has two albums called as "Duran Duran" (1981 and [[Music/TheWeddingAlbum 1993]]).

* ''Music/FallOutBoy'''s "Dance Dance".
* ''Music/{{Falco}}'''s "Macho Macho".

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* Wrestling/KellyKelly

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It's one way to title your story. It could sometimes be laziness, or perhaps two words together in a single title makes it sound more mysterious. It could also mean there are two of that specific word in the story, which could be plot-significant. It may also bring a well-known phrase to mind (eg. "Win-win" or "Liar, liar, pants on fire"). In more fantastic works, it could also have some spell-like connotations (eg. [[Theatre/{{Macbeth}} "Double double, toil and trouble"]], [[Literature/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs "Mirror, mirror, on the wall"]]).