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Monday, March 9th
Question: It’s National Barbie Day, and with the Academy Awards coming up Sunday, let’s turn to that soundtrack. Did Ryan Reynolds won the Oscar for his song I’m Just Ken?
Answer: No, and actually it was another song from that same soundtrack; the award went to Billie Eilish and Finneas for another Barbie song, "What Was I Made For?
Tuesday, March 10th
Question: The Academy Awards are this Sunday, so let’s talk winners in Dove Morning Trivia. This soundtrack is loaded with great songs, but it was the love theme for Charlie and Maverick that won the gold statue. Name that song.
Answer: Take My Breath Away from Berlin on the Top Gun soundtrack.
Wednesday, March 11th
Question: This was not only Irene Cara’s debut single, it also won an Oscar. What’s that song?
Answer: “Fame,” which won Oscars for Michael Gore and Dean Pitchford, also catapulted Cara to fame and made a certified name, marking her as an artist to watch in the decade following her debut single.
Thursday, March 12th
Question: Phil Collins had been previously nominated twice prior with “Against All Odds (Take a Look a Me Now)” and “Two Hearts,”; he took home his only Oscar for this song from Tarzan.
Answer: You’ll Be In My Heart
Friday, March 13th
Question: This Oscar winning song from Frozen was the first Disney song to win since 2000 and was sung by Idina Menzel’s as Elsa, Name that tune!
Answer: Let It Go, sung twice in the movie with a cover from Demi Lovato during the end credits, “Let It Go” reached the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 5, won the Grammy for Best Song Written for Visual Media, and became the first Disney song to win the award since 2000.
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