"The Great Storm of March 11-14, 1888" was an article in the very first issue of what periodical?
Sharbat Gula was the Afghan girl famously pictured on the June 1985 cover of what magazine?
Since they stopped selling at newsstands this year, only subscribers can see the iconic yellow-bordered cover of what magazine?
Parity, schmarity: What team won nine NBA Championships in the 1960s?
Big boys Robert Parish and Bill Russell have their numbers retired by what storied franchise?
Lucky is the shamrock-vested leprechaun stereotype repping what East Coast squad?
Because it cuts off mid-sentence, "Finnegan's Wake" is a rare example of a novel that ends with what word?
In Middle English texts, a thorn with a little "e" above it was common shorthand for what already-short article?
Forget "a" and "some": What's the only definite article in the English language?
Oakland's Free Breakfast for Children program was instituted in 1969 by what political group?
A segregated World War II tank unit was named for what melanistic animals?
Noted non-felines Bobby Seale and Huey Newton challenged police brutality in 1966, by forming what party?
The Polish city of ToruĊ produces a famous variety of what sweet, dark holiday treat?
Lebkuchen is a near relative of what spicy baked good that was once controlled by a German guild?
Gary Busey's undisputed best role came in 2005, when he played a murderer reincarnated into what kind of holiday cookie?