The Bay City Rollers had a #1 hit - and proved themselves competent spellers - with what 1975 single?
Two words: A certain Travolta dance-a-thon was based on the New York Magazine article, "Tribal Rites of the New WHAT"?
Chevy Chase was the first actor to utter the words, "Live from New York, it's ... WHAT"?
The plaintiffs in Browder v. Gayle (1956) are commemorated alongside an Alabama statue of what person?
There's a mass-transit center in Detroit named for what woman, who moved there after her statue-worthy moment?
The Montgomery Bus Boycott started the very same day that a $14 fine was assessed against what NAACP chapter officer?
Painter Malcolm Morley won the first Turner Prize, and John Turner succeeded Pierre Trudeau as Canada's PM, in what year?
Claire Foy, America Ferrera, and the Macintosh computer were all born in what Olympic year?
"It was a bright cold day in April..." So begins what dystopian novel we're talking about when we say "Orwellian"?
Nineteenth-century chemist J.L. Gay-Lussac might be the O.G. discoverer of what compound's analytic capabilities?
Extracted from lichens, what substance is an often-heard metaphor for a political candidate's ideological buy-in?
In biology class, you might have tested your snot with what paper that turns red in acidic solutions, and blue in basic ones?
"Dim Sum Girl" and "Egg Rolling" are songs by the Asian joke-rap group, Notorious WHAT?
Quite possibly pure racism, "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome" was coined in a 1968 letter that blamed it on what additive?
Attach one sodium atom to a glutamic acid molecule, and you get a flavor-enhancer best known by what three initials?