Michael asks…
Where can I download the Across the Universe font?
I believe that the font is called Stray Horn, but every where I look, it costs money. Is there anywhere that I can download it for free?
Astronomy answers:
Check these sites out i;m pertty sure there are other free font sites.
Www.1001fonts.com
www.fontparadise.com
www.fontfreak.com/index2.htm
Lisa asks…
What is the font they use for the delegates' sashes at Miss USA and Miss Universe?
I will be directing a beauty pageant this November and I was planning to replicate those sashes. I think it's a Sans Serif but I cannot point out the exact name.
Plus what material is the sash made of and how is it made to fit?
Thank you so much for the answers!
What I meant is the sashes of the delegates, not necessarily the Miss Universe sash per se (the white one with the black font color--that's what I'm talking about)
Astronomy answers:
I believe its clarendon or possibly rockwell. Its definitely a slab serif/Egyptian-style font face (with slab-like serifs).
Some consider slab serifs to be a subset of modern serif typefaces. Because of their bold appearance, they are most commonly used in large headlines and advertisements but are seldom used in body text.
Susan asks…
Miss Universe and Miss USA sash font?
What is the font they use at the sashes for the delegates of Miss Universe and Miss USA? I know I posted a previous question on this topic but I have here a photo reference so you could answer my question better guys.
http://invisibleaffairs.com/wp-content/uploads//2009/09/invisibleaffairs2.jpg
What font was used for the sash? Is it AmarilloUSAF? Thanks hope someone could help me 
Astronomy answers:
Maybe impact, lucida sans, or Franklin Gothic. And yea, the F is identical to AmarilloUSAF
Mark asks…
What is this font? It's from "A corner of The universe' cover?
http://images.barnesandnoble.com/images/13920000/13922230.JPG
The red one.
Astronomy answers:
You asked this question already... Http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ais.yjoAG9QbED0WMS8vBhXAFQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20090825183648AAmi8aH&show=7#profile-info-Vpc6uirIaa
My answer is correct and the same. Its called House-A-Rama and the style is League Night, by House Industries.
Here is a sample of the text: http://img2.pict.com/33/b0/29/1529140/0/housearamaleaguenight.jpg
Its a commercial typeface with 3 different styles for $140..
House-A-Rama
Style 1) Kingpin
Style 2) League Night (The one you want)
Style 3) Strike
http://www.houseind.com/fonts/housearama/viewfonts
Cheers
David asks…
how do you get all the signature stuff on WWE universe for forums?
like the colors and different sized font? please help mee!
Astronomy answers:
Ok I finally figured it out. Here are the color and size codes you use.
[size=36px]TEXT GOES HERE[/size]
[color=blue]TEXT GOES HERE[/color]
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