Lo-Chiang-Sze was the predecessor of what official dog breed of the Dutch House of Orange?
The American Kennel Club dictates that two is the perfect number of curls in the tail of what toy dog breed?
"You got your tongue hanging out?" asked Dolly Parton of award-winning animal celeb Doug the WHAT?
What musician was with "Rory Storm and the Hurricanes" before he jumped ship to the band he's now best known for?
What singer behind "Don’t Pass Me By" and "Octopus's Garden" is actually left-handed despite playing on a standard right-handed drum set?
Known for singing lead on "Yellow Submarine," what Beatle got his stage name from all the bling he wore on his fingers?
Often served à la Bourguignonne — i.e. cooked in garlic, parsley, and butter — what food was declared a fish for the purposes of Lent by superfan Pope Pius V?
Looking for some cuisine that would wow the Russian Czar, the French diplomat Talleyrand popularized what mollusk dish?
Served shell and all, the French aptly recommend you eat what polarizing food very, very slowly?
The folk song "U Vorot, Vorot" gets maliciously overtaken by "La Marseillaise," toward the beginning of what musical work?
Calling it "very loud and noisy," Pyotr Tchaikovsky eventually came to despise what composition he wrote to originally require the use of cannons?
The Russian defeat of Napoleon, not a pointless war between the U.S. and Britain, is commemorated in what overture named for a certain year?
Kierkegaard called it circular reasoning and Nietzsche argued for its reverse. I'm talking about what multi-word phrase from the treatise "Discourse on the Method"?
An exercise in radical doubt, René Descartes maintained that even if an evil god or demon were trying to deceive you, what rational dictum would be true?
Three words in Latin, five words in English or French. What philosophical principle claims that we must exist because we have thoughts?