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[Diana Duncan <art2mis AT nc.rr.com>]

Yikes!  A spoiler!

I did get a few responses before zman's, and Scott's was one of them, 
which is nice since he requested the quiz.  I have a feeling some of 
the respondents are about my age (born in 1970).  The answers and 
results are:

> 1) Who were the two main songwriters for Squeeze? (Hint: they had an 
> album come out in the Eighties under another name)
Difford & Tilbrook
> 2) What were the names of the two Duran Duran side projects?
Arcadia & Power Station
> 3) Where did the trend for wearing legwarmers and ripped sweatshirts 
> come from?
Flashdance
> 4) Who starred in the video for Genesis' "Land of Confusion"?
Puppets from "Spitting Image"
> 5) Where did "Max Headroom" get his name?
A sign in a parking garage which Edison Carter runs into. (I was 
looking for the answer from the pilot of the TV show)
> 6) Name at least three members of the "Brat Pack"
Demi Moore, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, 
Andrew McCarthy, Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael Hall
> 7) What was the name of the Def Leppard album containing "Photograph"
Pyromania
> 8) Who starred in the movie "Dirty Dancing"
Jennifer Grey & Patrick Swayze
> 9) Who sang the "Ghostbusters" theme song?
Ray Parker, Jr.
> 10) What phone number was immortalized in a pop song by the same name?
867-5309

Results:
Shea Tisdale: 8.5 (the Max Headroom answer may be right - he said it 
was from an airport sign)
Scott Lundgren: 5.5 (I'll accept the puppets answer and "Ronald Reagan" 
as the .5 points for Q4)
Tanner Lovelace: 4.5 (again, "some sign or something" accepted for Q5)
Tom Caswell: 9.5 ("Some life sized puppets" worth .5 for Q4)  Wow!  
Even got the Max Headroom Q!
Scott Zekanis: 6.5 - y'all can see his answers yourself. :)
Paula Childers: 7.5 - likewise (puppets for Q4 accepted as .5)

Next up, I'm thinking of working up a quiz of lyrics from 90's songs.  
Sound like fun?  Much more difficult...

Diana