On the American version, Javier Colon was the O.G. winner of what reality competition?
"O Ses Türkiye" and "Vocea României" are international versions of what TV franchise that started in Holland?
Adam Levine spent 16 long seasons spinning around in a red chair, as a judge on what singing show?
Capped by a tween, one of Jesse's "Breaking Bad" pals was named for what snack brand?
Wisely discontinued, "Sweet & Salty Caramel Creme" was a variety of what bagged snack that usually tastes like pizza or cheese?
Short and to the point, "stuffed snacks" appears on bags of what hollow-pretzel treat?
The Britain Yearly Meeting is an annual gathering of what Christian sect?
Thanks to their strict pacifism, in 1947 who became the first (and still only) entire denomination to win a Nobel Peace Prize?
No surprise here: The Shakers started out as an especially expressive offshoot of what group?
In a war poem by Carl Sandburg, a boy blithely moves what household objects across a map in the newspaper window?
In the board game "Patchwork," what on-theme junk-drawer notions are used for points and currency?
A 2020 book about executive nuclear-strike authority is named for what thing that's also part of Frosty the Snowman?
"Einstein-Rosen bridge" doesn't refer to that hyphen: It's another name for what space thing?
In 1916, Ludwig Flamm (literally) connected the idea of a blowy white hole to a sucky black hole, anticipating what space-time shortcut?
If Lowly from Busytown could tunnel through spacetime, he'd leave behind what kind of hole?