According to the American Film Institute, what 1960 film is the thrilling-est ever?
Anthony Perkins bought out his Paramount contract and moved to France to avoid typecasting, after the runaway success of what movie?
We hear a knife stab a melon, and some Hershey's syrup goes down the drain: That's the Hollywood magic behind the murder scene in what Hitchcock movie?
The largest member of mammalian family Macropodidae ("giant foot") is the red WHAT?
Earlier this year, Adidas announced it will no longer make high-end soccer shoes from the skin of what marsupial?
Alice Springs, Australia is home to the world's largest sanctuary for what hoppy national mascot?
Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano is part of what horseshoe-shaped belt?
Hawaii is surrounded by, but not part of, what really big region of tectonic subduction?
The Indian Ocean in 2006, Fukushima in 2011, Kamchatka last week: All tsunamis that occurred along what belt Johnny Cash tried to warn us about?
"Goethe the Writer" was a fanboy essay by what American writer—who in turn was admired by Nietzsche?
"Nothing can bring you peace but yourself." That's a typical line from the 1841 essay "Self-Reliance," by what Massachusettsan?
"Where's Waldo?" is almost certainly not a tribute to the preferred middle name of what Transcendentalist?
With zero casualties but plenty of boat damage, the First Cod War was fought between the UK and Iceland starting toward the end of what decade?
A recent war veteran, Julia Child graduated from Le Cordon Bleu toward the beginning of what decade?
The first McDonald's, the first Burger King, and the first TV dinner: All in the same year, all in the middle of what decade?