Entertainment Get To Know You Questions

Entertainment  (Literature, Fashion & Music )        

It is a natural human need to entertain ourselves. What we find entertaining and what we seek out to occupy or minds says a great deal about us. This category also addresses Fashion along with the more traditional forms of entertainment.

What movie provided you with a new perspective?

When have you performed for a crowd?

Where are you most likely to be at 8:00 on a Saturday night?

Is popular music getting better or worse with time?

Who is the best living guitar player?

What is your favorite way to kill time?

If it is after midnight and you do not want to go home yet, where do you go?

What singer song-write do you like listening to?

Who is the greatest singer who is no longer living?

Have you ever been on tv?

What TV show do you wish was still on the air?

Has a song ever made you cry? What was it?

If your life was a song, what would the title be?

What is your favorite gambling game?

What is a truly great black and white movie?

What is the funniest movie that you have ever seen?

Has reading a book ever changed your life?

What colors do you like to dress in?

If you could live in any home on a television series, which one would it be?

What was the most interesting biography that you have read?

What is your favorite book you read as a child?

What is your all time favorite joke?

If you were going to do karaoke tonight, what song would you sing?

What was the last movie you saw in the theater? Was it good?

“It isn't what you have, or who you are, or where you are, or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about.”
              –Dale Carnegie

What do you think about when there is nothing to think about?

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