Polls: Entertainment & Arts

Theatre duo Richard Rodgers (music) and Oscar Hammerstein II (lyrics) were an influential pair of musical theatre writers, with a catalogue of several best-selling musicals during the Golden Age of Musicals (1940s to 1960s). Between them, their stage shows and respective film adaptations have earned them Tony Awards, Academy Awards, as well as a Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

All of the musicals in this Poll were originally performed on Broadway and later made into films that can still be seen on network television and online streaming services. High schools and colleges still perform many of these musicals on stage.

Do you have a favorite?

I'm wondering if this is common knowledge.

Please comment if you look it up and you realize who this is.

We all have favorites. What is your favorite spaceship? Would you like to go to space?

Nina Dobrev played a high-school aged Elena Gilbert and her doppelganger Katherine Pierce in five seasons of the "The Vampire Diaries", where she was romantically involved with Stefan Salvatore and his brother Damon, both vampires, before becoming one herself.

Kristen Stewart played a high-school aged Bella Swan in the three "Twilight Saga" movies, where she was romantically involved with, and married, Edward Cullen (a vampire) and became one herself.

Of these two women, which one do you think is prettier?

I know this is an old debate but it’s a fun one to me especially as a student of these great eras in music. This includes all genres of music of that decade, which one do you play constantly on your daily life on your phone or in your car?


I’m obviously not from either era (90s kid) but I grew up around the music from my relatives, coworkers, etc. I’m personally more fond of the 70s personally but I do occasionally enjoy 80s from time to time.

So!! 70s or 80s !! Which one!!

For all you Trekkies out there...

From the collection of Star Trek TV series, who is your favorite female character?

These are just examples, not them specific ones

I was watching Premium Rush on television last night and I was thoroughly entertained.
I've probably seen it several times over the years, but it holds up and it's a fun movie. They should've made a sequel.

For example, a male author writing in first person as a female in his book. Is it strange to you?
Would you assume it was a bad book because how could he understand the experience of a female or what it is like to live as the opposite gender?