The brain-scrambling rye-born disease called ergotism may have caused the nonsense that wracked what village in 1692?
Sixty-six years before that, English colonists made a town on the Naumkeag Peninsula and named it what word related to the Hebrew for "peace"?
A tween named Abigail Williams—possibly suffering from the aforementioned ergotism—started callin' errybody witches in what Massachusetts town?
"White Lotus" creator Mike White teamed up with his dad, Mel, on two seasons of what TV competition?
Harlem Globetrotters "Big Easy" and "Flight Time" went around the world for realsies, on three different seasons of what reality show?
Phil Keoghan is closing in on 500 episodes—and probably a gajillion frequent-flyer miles—as host of what game show?
About 5% as massive as a strange quark, what "directional" quark is the second-lightest of them all?
The world's most common human chromosomal abnormality was discovered by a doctor named John Langdon WHAT?
Bad for flying, great for warmth and resting your little head on: I'm talking what fluffy feathers that goslings are covered in?
You've got about a month left to see "The Queen of Versailles," a Broadway show starring what longtime leading lady?
Playing Sally in the 1999 revival of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" (at age 31) garnered the only Tony Award thus far for what diminutive soprano?
The originator of Glinda in "Wicked" was what Kristin who's also known for her roles on "The West Wing" and "Glee"?
Basically just what it says on the label, saumagen (literally "sow's stomach") is a delicacy in the Palatinate region of what country?
Pumpernickel bread is from what nation that leads the world in rye production (but not wry humor)?
Blutwurst, weisswurst, jagdwurst, currywurst: What country has invented at least 1,500 different kinds of sausage?