You can guess the subject of "Please, Please, Please," the 1956 debut single by what South Carolina native who fronted the Famous Flames at the time?
"Living in America" was the last top-10 hit for what famously hard-working man?
According to the second verse of his ubiquitous 1965 hit, what godfather of soul feels nice (like sugar and spice)?
Before she was First Lady, in 1900 Lou Hoover served in a Chinese hospital during what revolt?
The conversion of a Jade Emperor temple into a Catholic church was an inciting incident in what particularly pugilistic predicament?
Sadly, Joe Louis was born a couple decades too late (and on the wrong continent) to take part in what anti-foreign uprising?
The Isaly family created a machine called the Polarmatic in order to mass-produce what chocolate-coated treat?
Thousands of miles from the Yukon, Mansfield, Ohio was the birthplace of what ice cream novelty?
Two Venice Beach muscleheads playing patty-cake: Just one thing people on commercials have done for what thing with a bear on the wrapper?
The oldest & largest division of geological time is sometimes called the Cryptozoic, but more often the Pre-WHAT?
What if I told you it comes from the Latin name for Wales? (And a popular serif font?)
... and that it anagrams to MANIC BRA?
A gal named George Sand wrote the 1832 novel "Valentine," but is better known for her affair with what pianist?
Twenty-one nocturnes and 27 piano etudes are among the works of what guy who died in Paris at age 39?
Every October, Warsaw hosts an international piano competition dedicated to what composer?