The Daft Punk dudes were once in a band with guitarist Laurent Brancowitz, who later joined what Lizstomaniacal quartet?
Chester Bennington and Stevie Nicks were both born in what most-populous U.S. state capital?
A pink-clad Imelda Staunton "hem hem'd" her way through the fifth Harry Potter movie, "Order of the WHAT"?
François Couchepin, Annemarie Huber-Hotz, and Corina Casanova are all recent chancellors of what polyglot place?
The Romans called it Confoederatio Helvetica, which is why .ch is the top-level web domain for what nation?
Watchmakers loved the "Quartz Revolution" in the U.S. and Japan, but it was called the "Quartz Crisis" in what home of Rolex and Omega?
The robe color of a certain monastic order gives its name to what beverage?
Though the drink is European, there's a South American monkey with essentially the same name as what jittery beverage?
Espresso, hot milk, and fancy foam: That's the complete ingredient list for what coffee drink?
"For feeding" is the literal translation of what fancy word for an elephant's trunk?
"For feeding" is the literal translation of what P-word part that a mosquito uses to suck your blood?
They don't use 'em for feeding, but a famous Borneo monkey species is named for what big phallic-looking nose that the males have?
The term "butterfly effect" was popularized by "A Sound of Thunder," a 1952 short story by what sci-fi guy?
Chronicling life on Mars, "The Fire Balloons" and "The Silent Towns" are short stories in a collection by what author?
It depends on the type, but 451 Fahrenheit is in the range of autoignition temps for paper, which we mostly know thanks to what novelist?