The 1964 speech "A Time for Choosing" was the national political debut of what future governor (among other things)?
The single "Bonzo goes to Bitburg" was the Ramones' incredulous reaction to a Nazi cemetery visit by what U.S. president?
Surprise! America's Gini wealth-inequality index hit a 20-year high (and kept going) in 1985, the mid-point of whose presidential term?
The Swiss spread called Cenovis was introduced about three decades after what similar British brand?
The German spread called Vitam-R was introduced 23 years after what similar British brand?
Coming out 20 years later, Australia's Vegemite is globally even more famous than what British spread it's based on?
Renaissance woman Isabella Cortese is best known as a hands-on practitioner of what kinda-sorta science?
Potterverse personage Nicolas Flamel was a real dude, and really known as a master of what kinda-sorta philosophy?
The Arabic for "the art of transmuting base metals" gave us the name of what medieval discipline that tried to do exactly that?
In ballet, the final section of a grand pas de deux goes by what musically-derived name?
The shortest title for an Oscar Best Picture winner is a three-way tie between "Gigi," "Argo," and what 2021 film?
I suppose you could say that Yoda's post-death appearances as a Force ghost are analogous to what classical term that rhymes with "Yoda"?
It was the third he directed, but Michael Bay got his first producer credit for what 1998 film?
Get it? On a 1987 hit, Def Leppard did some weird British wordplay involving what place from the Revelation?
Back to the movie: Believe it or not, Aerosmith's only #1 pop hit was "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing," from what asteroid picture?