Twelfth-century bishop Maurice de Sully is best known for commissioning what building?
Napoleon was crowned emperor of France in what edifice on the Île de la Cité?
Having lost its roof and 315-foot steeple to a 2019 fire, what Paris cathedral is slated to re-open this December?
Way back in 1986, what TV personality was the original host of "A Current Affair"?
In 1984, newscaster Connie Chung married what talk-show host with far less mainstream credibility?
"You ARE NOT the father" is more or less the catchphrase of what guy who outlived archrival Jerry Springer?
If you get ageusia from a damaged glossopharyngeal nerve, then you've lost the ability to... what?
The brain's gustatory cortex handles which of our five senses?
Umami is the most fun-to-say of the five specific classifications of what sense?
"In Masks Outrageous and Austere" was the final full-length play by what author who died in 1983?
"The Night of the Iguana" was a moderate success for what Pulitzer-winning Southerner whose mama named him Thomas?
It isn't even close to the state line: What "Streetcar Named Desire" author was actually born in Columbus, Mississippi?
In a 1995 speech, Bill Clinton said the symbol of his administration was what utensil?
Edward Lear's runcible spoon was a precursor to what item that was finally trademarked in 1970?
Despite being called Forky, the base of that "Toy Story 4" character is clearly what hybrid tool?