A Romanian word for "the offensive one" is the likeliest inspiration for what 1922 movie title?
After winning a copyright suit, Bram Stoker's widow destroyed nearly every copy of what F.W. Murnau classic?
Bill Skarsgård was afraid he would "look like the f***ing Grinch" in his Orlok makeup for what Oscar-nominated 2024 film?
The Court of Justice of the European Union is in what country that's smaller than Rhode Island?
According to the IMF, which doesn't acknowledge Monaco or Liechtenstein for some reason, the world's highest GDP per capita belongs to what grand duchy?
Germany's Schlieffen Plan for World War I involved invading France via Belgium, the Netherlands, and what other Benelux ... um, syllable?
First domesticated some 10,000 years ago, the fruit of Musa acuminata is botanically a weird-shaped berry. What do we call it?
Kirk Cameron and a fundamentalist buddy were once ridiculed for giving God the credit for the (carefully human-bred) hand-friendly shape of what fruit?
A Chiquita cocktail combines cointreau, cream, and (predictably) liqueur of what flavor?
Germany's Iwan Bloch discovered the Marquis de Sade's manuscript for "120 Days of Sodom"—aptly, since Bloch is called the father of what "ology"?
Havelock Ellis wrote the first wholly objective study of gay men in 1897, 11 years before the first issue of the "Journal of WHAT"?
Sniper-turned-radio-star Ruth Westheimer is one of the best-known modern practitioners of what science that anagrams to YO, LEG SOX?
Somehow, the KKK's cross-burning ritual and "Hail to the Chief" were both inspired by the 1810 epic poem "The Lady of the Lake," by what writer?
All set in Scotland, "Waverley," "Rob Roy," and "The Heart of Mid-Lothian" are all early works by what pioneer of the novel form?
Though his story's set in England, Wilfred of Ivanhoe is the most famous character created by what "Scot"sman?