TV, Film & Music

Are the spirits haunting you? With accounts that helped create "The Amityville Horror," Ed and Lorraine Warren are two demonologists who have seen it all. Have you seen it all in "The Conjuring"? Find out with this quiz!

By Jouviane Alexandre

The 2000 film, "Requiem for a Dream," was a critically acclaimed piece of innovative cinema, thanks to writer-director Darren Aronofsky’s stylistic interpretation of Hubert Selby Jr.’s novel-turned-film. Wake up to the Requiem quiz and dream of getting a perfect score!

By Olivia Cantor

Bogey and Hepburn won hearts (and an Oscar, in his case) with the 1951 film, "The African Queen." Directed by John Huston, the movie combines adventure with romance as an unlikely couple travels down a dangerous river in Africa, bent on destroying a German ship during the early days of World War I. Take this quiz and see how much you remember about this classic film.

By Susan McDonald

Seven Academy Award nominations proved that "The Caine Mutiny" was one of the best-loved films of 1954, despite that fact that it took home no awards. The film tells the story of Captain Phillip Queeg's command of a World War ship, and the slow unraveling of his mental state, leading to a rare court-martial​ for mutiny.

By Susan McDonald

An ex-prize fighter, Terry Malloy, takes on Johnny Friendly and a corrupt union along the waterfront when he is called to testify as a witness for the Crime Commission.

By R. White

It’s probably not the usual template for a romantic comedy, but Woody Allen’s 1977 opus, "Annie Hall," is classified as such, even though it had many innovations, film-wise, that are not used in traditional romantic or comedy films. Well, that’s amazing Allen for ya! Let’s see how you know your Woody films!

By Olivia Cantor

A handsome playboy (Cary Grant) and a shy woman (Deborah Kerr) find love on a cruise but are promised to others. They agree to meet at the Empire State Building in six months to seal the deal. Are they meant to be or star-crossed?

By R. White

"Empire of the Sun" is one of Steven Spielberg's masterworks. It tackles how children deal with extraordinary situations, and how innocence is lost. If you want to test your knowledge of the heartwarming movie and the human condition, then take our quiz now!

By Olivia Cantor

Are your spidey senses tingling? The "Spider-Man" film series originally premiered in 2002 with young Peter Parker swinging from buildings and fighting crime. How well do you remember the film? Find out with this quiz!

By Jouviane Alexandre

Imagine spending your entire life's savings to buy a worn-down zoo. Now put two kids in the mix who desperately miss their mom. Take this quiz to relive the heartwarming moments of "We Bought a Zoo!"

By J.P. Naomi

Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart together in one romantic comedy -- what could be better than that? The 1940 classic film "The Philadelphia Story" features three iconic actors and a fun plot with a few twists and turns. Do you remember the details?

By Susan McDonald

Who knew the little details that ultimately make up a large, delicious feast could determine what the Sorting Hat can? Why don't you try making one so we can tell you what house you'll be in?

By Kennita Leon

Your job is to come up with your own romantic comedy. Judging by your responses, we will be able to tell exactly when you will meet the love of your life!

By Teresa M.

If you could be any Spice Girl, who would you "Wannabe?" Tell us about your favorite '90s comestibles, and we'll tell you if you're Baby, Scary, Sporty or Posh Spice!

By Teresa M.

Throughout history, there have been a lot of TV shows with some really tough characters, but the '80s seem to have had them more than any other decade. Which fierce TV star from the decade are you?

By Brian Whitney

Aesop's Fables are known around the world for the invaluable lessons they teach. In fact, some of them are still being read in schools today. Adults are never too old to learn from them - but what exactly do you need to learn?

By Kennita Leon

TV cats are beyond adorable, but they serve more than just that purpose. They make us laugh, smile, and sometimes shake our head. So which one of these famous cats are you?

By Kennita Leon

TV pets have been a major reason why some shows are so successful; I mean, how can anyone resist these loyal creatures? Which one of them should you have following you around? Take this quiz to find out!

By Kennita Leon

The 60s and 70s were decades filled with talent that will be remembered forever. Think you remember who sang these songs from the 60s and 70s? Take the quiz to find out!

By Heather Cahill

They were the family who managed to move up in the world. Take this quiz and find out how much you know about the Jeffersons and their journey into the upper class in New York City.

By Gavin Thagard

Many Westerns have memorable characters who portray life during the 1800-1900s. Think you can name the Western from a list of characters? Take the quiz to find out!

By Heather Cahill

Many young and talented artists made their television debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Take this quiz to see how well you remember this show and its famous acts!

By J.P. Naomi

The Disney princesses all went through a variety of problems. From poisonous apples to pushy admirers, the ladies had their fair share of challenges. Can you match the princess to the problem?

By Lenore Brown

From America to overseas and back, these popular television shows have quite interesting titles in other countries! Take this quiz now to see how well you can choose the correct title of these foreign shows.

By J.P. Naomi

The princess is the heart of any fantasy story, but surprisingly few movies have been made that contain a princess as a character. Do you know your princess movies? Find out by taking this quiz.

By J. Reinoehl