The Ambrose Bierce story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" is set in what war?
The 1989 film "Glory" is about a black infantry regiment in what war?
The most-watched show in PBS history was Ken Burns's 1990 miniseries about what war?
In 1985, VH1's very first video was a performance of the national anthem by what then-recently deceased singer?
Gladys Knight's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" went to #2 on the Hot 100. A year later, what artist took it to #1?
From "What's Going On" to "Let's Get It On": What Motown legend took that journey in two short years?
"Very Good," "Carry On," and "Right Ho" appear in book titles before the name of what gentleman?
Rich fictional idiot Bertie Wooster had the good fortune to employ what trouble-fixing servant?
Technically a valet, what suave fellow has become synonymous with both butlers and mostly-bygone search engines?
In 1930s India, scientist Lucy Willis treated anemia with what pasty, folic-acid-rich spread?
Bass Brewery initially provided the yeast used for what vitamin-packed stuff that was invented in 1902?
Vegemite is a little stronger and less sweet than what British cousin that's otherwise pretty similar?
From 1975-92, NASA's main logo was a red typeface affectionately nicknamed for what animal?
Annelida and Nematoda are two well-known phyla of what critters that Linnaeus originally assigned their own class called Vermes?
Charles Darwin wrote his last book about what limbless critters that get trapped by rainstorms and eaten by fish?