In 2004, Al Franken did a Yahoo ad with what not-exactly-aligned comic actor who was the 1970 Yale Law valedictorian?
Between speechwriting and being a religious nut, what nasal deadpan guy used to shill for Clear Eyes too?
Don't worry, it's still funny when you say "Bueller? Bueller?" like what guy who played that econ teacher? (And later offered Comedy Central contestants his money?)
In 1978, who became the first Muslim to win a Nobel Prize?
In 1978, what Egyptian president was a party to the Camp David Accords?
In 1978, despite having a name that anagrams to SATAN AWARD, who shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin?
"We were good for you then, we're good for you now." So went a tagline for the 1970s "Singles" pitched at recent college grads by what company?
In 1927, a lady named Dorothy and her strainer hit on the concept that fed millions of babies—and still does, for Néstle now—under what eponymous brand?
A Snopes article debunks that old racist legend wherein illiterate Africans believe that what company sells little jars of pureed baby?
The tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron comprise a set of 3D shapes named for what non-mathematician?
You can't draw a perfect circle because you're steps removed from its ideal Form, according to a theory advanced by what 5th-century BCE guy?
A prisoner gets out of the cave and deduces truths about the world, in the famous "Republic" allegory by what putative student of Socrates?
Famous 20th-century Chets include country/jazz guitarist Atkins, and a Grammy Hall of Fame trumpeter/singer with what surname?
The first Black woman to star in a movie was the American-French singer/dancer/activist spy Josephine WHO?
Ask Gerry Rafferty or Sherlock Holmes: What presumably yummy-smelling London street runs for just under a mile between Regent's Park and Portman Square?