TV, Film & Music

Wyatt Earp just wants to retire in a small town, but he can't stand by when thugs start wreaking havoc. Whether you've always wanted to engage in a legendary gunfight, or just head for the hills in your downtime, Tombstone is the place to be. Take this quiz to find out which iconic role would you play in this historic film!

By Jody Mabry

"Heathers" was one of the best and most iconic movies of the 1980s, largely because all of us could identify with at least one of its characters. Which one are you?

By Brian Whitney

Pixar's "Cars" became an instant classic when it was released in 2006. Rev your engines and find out which car from "Cars" you would be. Let's get ready to rumble!

By Teresa M.

"Tangled" was the movie that stole the hearts of many with nothing more than a few catchy songs, someone who finally questioned why everyone was singing, and a frying pan. So go, go live your dream and find out which "Tangled" character you are!

By Artimis Charvet

How far are you willing to go to be a princess? Would you kiss a frog? Take our quiz and find out if you're Tiana, Prince Naveen, Charlotte, or one of the other fun characters from "The Princess and the Frog!"

By Artimis Charvet

Dreamworks Animation's Shrek film series is one of the highest grossing computer-animated series of all time. With lovable characters and highly-touted voiceovers, the series continues to be a family favorite. Can you name these Shrek movies from a screenshot? It might be harder than you think.

By Valerie

Stanley Kubrick is a writer, director and producer of some of the most well-known cult movies of all-time. From terrifying to riveting science fiction, he's thrilled audiences for over half a century. See how many Stanley Kubrick movies you can name from a screenshot.

By J. Scott Wilson

This movie had such a dazzling ensemble cast, some people called it "Avengers 2.5." Do you remember all the heroes, the bad guys, and the drama? Find out now with our quiz!

By Torrance Grey

Full of old-fashioned patriotism and cutting-edge special effects, "Captain America" charmed audiences and paved the way for a full-fledged "Avengers" movie! Now, test your knowledge of the Marvel movie with our quiz!

By Torrance Grey

Kiss and Tell is a movie from 1945 that follows the feud of the Archer family and the Pringle family after their daughters turn a booth at the bazaar into a kissing booth! Think you know how the families finally reconcile? Take the quiz to find out!

By Heather Cahill

The second installment of the "Twilight" saga introduced the love triangle that divided moviegoers into Team Edward and Team Jacob! Test your knowledge, and reconsider your loyalties, with our quiz!

By Torrance Grey

Would you be proud to call Blanche, Sophia, Dorothy, or Rose your best friend? If so, which of the "Golden Girls" would you become inseparable with? Find out!

By Teresa M.

Nicholas Cage has appeared in over 80 films ranging from romance and drama to adventure as well as multiple voice-over roles in animated films. Take this quiz and see which Nicholas Cage character you are!

By Jody Mabry

Sherlock Holmes is the U.K.'s first and only Consulting Detective, known for his remarkable observation and reasoning skills. Are you as calculating, intelligent, and unintentionally heroic as this self-described "high functioning sociopath?" Play on to find out!

By Bri O.

If you are looking for ideas or inspiration for your next project, look no further. Today's home improvement shows are just what you need. Which one should you watch?

By Teresa M.

In 1986, "Designing Women" hit the air with ferocious female energy. Each of the women and their enormous personalities kept viewers entertained, but which one are you most like?

By Teresa M.

The love triangle came to a head, an army of newborn vamps descended on Forks, we learned the backstory of some favorite characters -- a lot happened in the third installment of the Twilight series! How well do you remember the thrills? Test your recall now with our quiz!

By Torrance Grey

The 2000s were monumental in terms of TV shows bravely breaking barriers. Programs with themes that reflected modern-day society were met with either the utmost of cheers or the most conservative of jeers. "The L Word" is one of those shows, centered on a group of California women who love women. Wanna take a ride with the ladies and reminisce? Then take this ultimate fan quiz and test your knowledge of the show!

By Olivia Cantor

"Rear Window" is a 1954 film that remains a classic today. Helmed by master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, this interesting film proves that a cleverly written story is all one needs to create tension for a suspenseful limited-location narrative. Take a peek inside this movie and take the quiz while you’re at it!

By Olivia Cantor

Rebel Without A Cause came out in 1955, and it was the first time that the youth of America were depicted honestly — as troubled teens caught in between many personal issues. It still rings true today, and that’s why the film became a classic. Think you know enough about the film? Then take this quiz and find out!

By Olivia Cantor

American Graffiti was nominated for five Academy Awards as it realistically portrayed coming of age at the intersection of the 1950s and 1960s decades. How well do you remember American Graffiti? Find out by taking the quiz below.

By J.Reinoehl

Imagine if someone made you sing, "I feel pretty! Oh so pretty," and you just weren't in the mood for it! Take this quiz to remember all of your favorite scenes from "Anger Management."

By J.P. Naomi

"In the Heat of the Night," by director Norman Jewison, won an Oscar for Best Picture in 1968. What do you remember about the movie "In the Heat of the Night"? Take the quiz below to find out.

By J. Reinoehl

Stanley Kubrick was originally going to make "Dr. Strangelove" as a serious film but changed his mind after writing it. Ultimately, he created the black comedy as we know it today. How well do you remember "Dr. Strangelove"? Find out by taking the quiz below.

By J. Reinoehl

Everyone knows that good feeling you get from a Hallmark movie. You laugh, you cry—and sometimes that is just from reading the title. Can you pick out the fake Hallmark titles from the real ones?

By J. Reinoehl