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Visitors can e-mail their favorite nominee, invite guests to their Tony gathering, register as an Official Tony Awards Party and watch videos of interviews with past winners and current nominees, as well as video highlights of this year's nominated shows.

Jackson fans -- and everyone else -- will be allowed to vote for their favorite nominee's inclusion at the hall's website, www.rockhall.org, from Oct. 8 through Dec. 9.

What follows is one song from our favorite nominees, chosen entirely by my musical whims and those of other Guardian US staff members.

One of my favorite nominees this year is called Crivo, and it's revolutionizing the credit markets in Brazil, opening up opportunities for car loans and house loans for the growing middle class for the first time.

Teens cast approximately 32 million votes in support of their favorite nominees.

Learn about 10 celebrities whose good work has earned them a spot at the show in the slideshow below, then cast your vote for your favorite nominees here.

When asked to name a favorite, the Democratic nominee said "One of my favorites has been Angela Merkel … her leadership and steadiness on the euro crisis and her bravery in the face of the refugee crisis is something that I am impressed by".

Among those who are surprised to find him back are his sister Lorna (Holmes) and his mom (played by Broadway favorite and Tony nominee Jayne Houdyshell).

No Clear Favorite The five nominees for best performance by a leading actress in a musical are Blythe Danner ("Follies"), Christine Ebersole ("42nd Street"), Randy Graff ("A Class Act"), Faith Prince ("Bells Are Ringing") and Marla Schaffel ("Jane Eyre").

WASHINGTON — Christine O'Donnell, the Tea Party favorite and Republican Senate nominee from Delaware, is trailing badly in the polls, but her every utterance seems to win national attention.

And unless job growth accelerates substantially – and quickly – from its May pace, the economy will make Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee, a favorite.