Sex in the City always tries to be up to date, if not avante guarde. But what about including Miley Cyrus in the movie, Sex in the City 2?
More than two thirds of the respondents to a recent online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Poll's network, think Miley Cyrus' cameo in Sex in the City will come across as forced.
Would-be vice president, Sarah Palin, is making the circuit promoting her new book, but most people don't appear to be fans of the name of her memoir, Going Rogue: An American Life.
In a recent online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Polls network, only a little over a third of the respondents said they liked the name of the book.
President Barack Obama is preparing to accept the Nobel Prize for Peace shortly after authorizing more troops to be sent to Afghanistan. Meanwhile most folks are wondering what's the Nobel committee was thinking by awarding Barak Obama the Nobel Peace Prize.
In a recently concluded online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Polls network, almost two thirds of the respondents stated that they felt President Obama did not deserve the prestigious award.
Lady Gaga may have just recently won Billboard's Rising Star award, but she is likely to flame out over the next ten years.
According to a recent online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Polls network, 73% of the respondents who expressed an opinion, don't think Lady Gaga will be a major vocal artist in 10 years.
Then again perhaps Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, a.k.a. Lady Gaga, will take over the pop diva throne from Madonna Louise Ciccione, a.k.a. Madonna. The two pop-tarts do seem to share a similar penchant for avant guarde fashion.
It is hard to avoid the media coverage of Kate and Jon Gosslin's debacle of a domestic life and their public spats and antics.
Given all the hype about these reality stars super public rift, most people don't side with either Kate or Jon. But of those celebrity crazed people who do, twice as many take Kate's side in the battle according to a recent online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Polls network.
Dirty Dancing put Patrick Swayze on the map in 1987, and though he had some hits in his subsequent 20 years of performing, no other performance ever eclipsed his effort in Dirty Dancing.
According to and online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Poll network, 50% of the respondents selected Dirty Dancing as Swayze's best film. Only Ghost came close to that mark having been selected by 34% of the respondents.
Following Kanye West's embarrassing hijacking of Taylor Swift's moment on stage to receive her MTV Best Female Video award, an online survey conducted on Vizu's Power Polls network confirmed the obvious: Taylor Swift is a better person than Kanye West. At least that is the way almost 85% of the people who took the survey see it despite Kanye's attempts to apologize.
Many celebrities, such as John Mayer, Michelle Branch, Adam Lambert, and Carrie Underwood stood up for Taylor after the incident, including Beyonce Knowles who Kanye suggested had a better video than Taylor's winning video. Taylor even found some time to poke some fun at Kanye on Saturday Night Live before going on to win Best Female Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year at the CMA's leaving Kanye to eat dust while others took pot shots at Kanye on Taylor's behalf.
While Sports Illustrated features models in skimpy swimsuits once a year, ESPN's Body Issue goes the full monty and features photos of naked famous athletes.
The ESPN photos are not as sexy as the SI photos, but the real question is which magazine will sell more copies. Here again, ESPN comes up short. According to a recent online survey on Vizu's Power Polls network, three people think that ESPN's Body Issue will not catch SI's Swimsuit edition circulation for every two who do.
ESPN's Body Issue features numerous shots of naked athletes. ESPN is so proud of the issue, that they made six different covers, each featuring a different nude athlete. The nude cover photos include Serena Williams, Adrian Peterson, Gina Carano, Dwight Howard, Claire Bevilacqua, and Sarah Reinertsen.
ESPN's Body Issue is clearly taking a page out of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue playbook, but to the extent that sex sells, ESPN's Body Issue does not seem to make the grade. Three times more people think that the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue's pictures are sexier than those in the Body Issue according to a recent public opinion survey run on Vizu's Power Polls network.