In 1956, a Swiss woman named Lys Assia became the first winner of what contest?
She's from France, and her name is France Gall for crying out loud, but in 1965 France Gall represented Luxembourg while winning what contest?
In 1988, despite not even being a freaking European, Celine Dion won what contest for the best song in Europe?
Noted KKK assbag David Duke was a one-term congressman from what state?
The gulf fritillary is the state butterfly, and the diatonic accordion the state musical instrument of what state?
What's the only state named for a French king—or, kinda, 16 of them?
An espresso cup is also known as a WHAT-tasse?
A sauce that's 50% espagnole and 50% brown stock is called a WHAT-glace?
The actor who takes the titular serum in "The Substance" is named WHAT Moore?
Nearly -80 Celsius, or -110 Fahrenheit, dry ice is just the solid form of what compound?
Yeast makes bread rise by giving off what common gas?
When people talk about "carbon sequestering," they really mean what gaseous compound with two other atoms in it?
What 2010s HBO show starred Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church as a troubled married couple?
In November 1939, the relationship between Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera entered a 13-month stint in what legal state?
Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep played the title roles in the Oscar-hogging "Kramer vs. Kramer," about what growing societal phenomenon?