Two dudes named Fish & Cox were trying to make a first-aid product when they invented what alliterative Wham-O brand?
Good for making fake boogers AND detecting tripwires, soldiers in the Iraq War used more than 80,000 cans of what... uh, canned toy?
It doesn't sound super-playful, but "foamable resinous composition" is the actual patent name for what goofy spray-can product?
If you remember Chris Sarandon's face, it's probably as Prince Humperdinck. If you remember his voice, it's probably from what 1993 film?
Coming out 3 years later to far less success, "James and the Giant Peach" was director Henry Selick's follow-up to what classic stop-motion musical?
"What's This" and "Kidnap the Sandy Claws" are absolutely bops from the soundtrack of what skellingtacular seasonal hit?
Who was the last U.S. president to sign a law admitting new states to the union?
Though it was barely under way by the time he left office, what president got his name all over the interstate highway system?
Coincidence? The primary author of D-Day was what guy whose first two initials are also D?
In 1948, the semi-autobiographical "Other Voices, Other Rooms" became the first novel by what dude?
Holly Golightly was originally from Texas, as you know if you've read the original "Breakfast at Tiffany's" novella by what author?
Though he burned a ton of advance money for "Answered Prayers," in the last couple decades of his life, who never published another novel after "In Cold Blood"?
In the base-3 counting system, what (base-10) number is written as 1111?
In 2022, for the first time, London Heathrow Airport recorded a temperature above what big round Celsius number?
In the Noah's Ark narrative, among other places, we encounter what number of days and nights that's equal to two score?