Grossing nearly $4 million in one night, in 1995 the hometown Eagles packed 65,035 soft-rock fans into what stadium?
In 1922, Cal beat USC 12-0 at the first football game in what big, big venue?
Five Super Bowls and 2 World Cup finals: A nice little résumé for what stadium that was mostly built to give Pasadena something to do on New Year's?
JFK met Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna in 1961, briefly agreeing on the neutrality of what country that's six time zones east of there?
Snugged up against Thailand geographically, Vientiane's 150-foot golden Pha That Luang is at the spiritual center of what Mekong nation?
English speakers put a hard S on the end, but what 4-letter country had a silent S when named by the French Indochina governors of the time?
Residue on pestles found in Central Europe shows that 30,000 years ago, humans were using cattails and reeds to make what ingredient?
"Shark Tank" fans might know of Chapul, a food company that grinds crickets into what baking necessity?
George Washington switched from tobacco to wheat 1770, and built a big grist mill to make what staple?
Two species of sea turtles breed on Nosy Iranja, a tiny Indian Ocean island off the coast of what much larger island?
The curvy coastlines of Kenya and Tanzania match up to what big island that drifted southward some 200 million years ago?
Though none of them sound like Sacha Baron Cohen, wild lemurs can only be found on what Dreamworks-approved island?
In 1975, "Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said" won the similarly-wordy John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. Who was the author?
Prime Video's "The Man in the High Castle" was based on a breakthrough 1962 novel by what man?
His 5 ex-wives probably thought his surname fit better, but "Kindred" was the middle name of what "Total Recall" writer?