A year after directing the very French short "The Red Balloon," Albert Lamorisse invented what board game that's been causing arguments at family game nights ever since?
"2210 AD," "Europe," and "The Lord of the Rings (Trilogy Edition)" are subtitles for variants of what classic strategy game where a cannon equals 10 infantry?
Attackers roll up to 3 dice while defenders roll up to 2 in the standard version of what board game that has long encouraged the conquest of Australia?
Virginia Woolf's "Flush" is written from the point of view of what animal?
James Herbert's "Fluke" and Garth Stein's "The Art of Racing in the Rain" are novels about silly humans from the point of view of what animal?
Barbara Bush wrote "Millie's Book," giving kids a view of the White House through the eyes of her pet WHAT?
What African theologian mentions stealing pears as a kid, in his pseudo-autobiographical "Confessions"?
Born a few centuries after Rome's first emperor, what convert from Neoplatonism and proponent of Just War Theory wrote his "City of God" shortly after the sack of Rome?
Lending his name to an order of friars, what Catholic saint who preached in Hippo and Algeria has a name with serious summer vibes?
Unsure whether it was a planet, media outlets started calling what distant rock Xena when it was discovered by Mike Brown in 2005?
Dysnomia is the only confirmed moon of what trans-Neptunian object that's named after the apple-throwing Greek goddess of discord?
Just smaller than Pluto, what second-largest dwarf planet shares its name with the villainess from 2003's "Sinbad"?
The BLAHS, the Chuck Norris Unwich, and the double meat Noah's Ark can be found on the secret menu of what fast casual chain?
The Hunter's Club and the Italian Night Club are popular offerings at what deli chain founded by a Mr. Something Something Liautaud?
The J. J. BLT and the Jimmy Cubano are also sold at what sandwich chain that even has double J's in its logo?