In a famous senate hearing, John Pastore granted what organization $20 million following a rendition of "What Do You Do with the Mad That You Feel?"
That hearing featured Fred Rogers speaking on behalf of what broadcaster behind "Antiques Roadshow" and "NOVA"?
Per the slogan, shows like "Reading Rainbow," "Arthur," and "Wordgirl," were made possible by "viewers like you" on what free-to-air TV network?
What star of "Conclave" plays both CEO Joshua Joyce and the wizard Merlin in the "Transformers" franchise?
Somehow "Lovely Bones" is the only Oscar nod for what actor who played Emma Stone's dad in "Easy A" and Meryl Streep's hubby in "Julie & Julia"?
Making a pun out of "Gucci Gang," SNL did a skit all about what Italian-American who's known for "The Hunger Games" and "The Devil Wears Prada"?
Tragically drowning in the Nile in 130 CE, Antinous was deified by what lover who built an Egyptian city in his honor?
Succeeding his adoptive dad Trajan, which of Rome's Five Good Emperors worked to restore the Pantheon along with several other major building projects?
Inspiring George R. R. Martin, one of Rome's best-known emperors lends his name to a British fortification known as "WHO's Wall"?
John Irving's "The Cider House Rules" and Toni Morrison's "Song of Solomon" both feature doctors getting zonked on what numbing agent?
According to Hunter S. Thompson, ""There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an _____ binge." What anesthetic fills in the blank?
The Man in the Yellow Hat once threw Curious George into a shower after the scamp huffed himself silly on what E-stuff?
The most probable distance between a hydrogen atom's nucleus and its electron is known as a WHO radius?
The 1922 Nobel Prize in Physics went to what Dane who along with Ernest Rutherford formulated a now obsolete "planetary" model of the atom?
Nicholas Baker was the pseudonym of what Manhattan Project consultant who despite his name was seldom "boring"?