That's Entertainment! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Life

The Game of Life; Life in the Fast Lane

The Milton Bradley classic game has been a family favorite since its creation in 1860.

"Life in the Fast Lane" was released in 1976 on the Eagles "Hotel California" album and peaked at number eleven on Billboard charts.

Answer: Ugly

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly; Ugly Betty

The 1966 classic movie starred Clint Eastwood and was included in Time Magazine's list of the top 100 movies of the 20th century.

The popular television series "Ugly Betty" enjoyed four seasons on ABC from 2006-2010.

Answer: Blue

NYPD Blue; Blue Suede Shoes

"NYPD Blue" was an American police drama series that debuted in 1993 and ended in 2005. The show and cast received dozens of Emmy nominations and won numerous awards.

Carl Perkins wrote and recorded "Blue Suede Shoes" in 1955. The song later became a gold record for Elvis Presley and was covered by several other artists.

Answer: Holiday

Roman Holiday; Holiday Inn

Audrey Hepburn won on Oscar for her role as Ann, a rebellious princess who escaped the confines of her royal duties to spend a magical day in Rome with Joe Bradley, an American reporter portrayed by Gregory Peck.

"Holiday Inn", the 1942 classic starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, featured a wonderful Irving Berlin soundtrack that included "White Christmas".

Answer: Annie

Dreamboat Annie; Annie Get Your Gun

Heart's 1976 hit single was released on their debut album, also titled "Dreamboat Annie". In 2013, the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The first Broadway production of "Annie Get Your Gun" debuted in 1946 and has enjoyed multiple revivals and success in the US, Australia and the UK.

Answer: Roses

Days of Wine and Roses; Roses are Red

Both Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick received Oscar nominations for their roles in the 1962 drama "Days of Wine and Roses". Released during an era when alcoholism was rarely discussed or even acknowledged, the film remains a classic and was listed in AFI's best four hundred films of all time.

"Roses are Red" (subtitled "My Love") was a 1962 hit for Bobby Vinton and held the number one spot on Billboard charts for four weeks.

Answer: Land

Candy Land; Land of a Thousand Dances

The beloved children's game was first marketed in 1949 by Milton Bradley Corporation and remains a favorite among preschoolers.

"Land of a Thousand Dances" has been recorded by several artists, most notably Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Wilson Pickett.

Answer: Dark

Dancing in the Dark; Dark Victory

Bruce Springsteen's blockbuster album "Born in the USA" produced seven singles, including "Dancing in the Dark", which was released in 1984 and reached the top ten on music charts in ten countries.

Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart and Ronald Reagan were among the stars of this "tear-jerker", which lost the Oscar for Best Picture to "Gone With the Wind".

Answer: Alice

Go Ask Alice; Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Beatrice Sparks's controversial 1971 novel "Go Ask Alice" was the basis for a 1973 TV movie about a young girl who becomes lost in a dark world of drug abuse. The title was taken from the 1967 Jefferson Airplane hit "White Rabbit".

"Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" premiered in theaters in December, 1974. Ellen Burstyn received the Oscar for Best Actress for her role as Alice Hyatt. Two years later, a CBS sitcom based on the film debuted with Linda Lavin in the title role.

Answer: Dog

Black Dog; Dog Day Afternoon

The opening track on Led Zeppelin's legendary fourth album was released as a single in late 1971 and has been included in many of the industry's "best of" lists worldwide.

"Dog Day Afternoon" received six Oscar nominations at the 1976 awards ceremony. The crime drama was based on an actual bank robbery attempt that had taken place in Brooklyn three years before the film's release.