Renoir's "Dance at Le moulin de la Galette" depicts a jubilant Sunday afternoon in a hilly neighborhood of what big-ass city?
Pissaro's "The Boulevard Montmartre at Night" shows a blurrier version of the same neighborhood in what metropolis?
Toulouse-Lautrec's "At the Moulin Rouge" shifts focus to the Pigalle, in a nearby arrondissement of what capital city?
The only country with Kurdish as one of their official languages is what Southwest Asian nation?
"Arḍu l-Furātayni," translated as "Land of the Euphrates," was the Baathist-era national anthem of what country?
Elected this year, Nizar Amidi is the current president of what country that used to have Saddam Hussein in that role?
What condition gets its eight-letter American name (or nine-letter Brit name) from the Greek for "through" and "flow"?
Cherry-and-iced-milk-induced "cholera morbus" helped shuffle President Zachary Taylor off this mortal coil, with a severe bout of what dehydrating condition?
"When you're sliding into first and you feel something burst" goes a line in a song dedicated to what gross ailment also known as "the trots"?
There's no record of Jelly Roll Morton ever wearing the fancy Army Service Uniform, commonly referred to as "Dress WHATS"?
Diana Ross played jazz legend Billie Holiday in the 1972 biopic "Lady Sings the WHATS"?
Making their uniform color a very easy choice, St. Louis named its NHL team after what music genre?
Clericó is kind of like a Latin American version of what boozy punch with an EU-protected name?
Rioja wine is the traditional base of what Spanish and Portuguese drink with a name meaning "bloodletting"?
Pineapple chunks, blueberries, and Boone's Farm are some of the questionable ingredients in Tasted's Captain America-themed version of what Iberian fruit-and-wine cocktail?