For Lord Baltimore family reasons, the state motto of Maryland is the only one in the U.S. in what language?
Harry Truman once called Douglas MacArthur a "prima donna," invoking loan words from what language?
Way more alive than Latin, what tongue does The Vatican use as its official working language?
Back in the 1850s, a stern watchdog was the logo of what company that uses an unnamed Roman as its de facto mascot today?
Hence the name, U.S. delivery entrepreneurs Wells, Fargo, and Butterfield merged their businesses to form what modern financial services company?
The Platinum, Black, and Centurion cards are offerings from what credit card company that trades under the ticker symbol AXP?
What "Remember Me" actor is pretty much unrecognizable as the voice of the title bird in the English dub of Hayao Miyazaki's "The Boy and the Heron"?
"The Drama" was a recent lead role for what Batman portrayer who's also going to be playing Chris Hansen in the upcoming "Primetime"?
"Someone get these BEGGARS out of here" is possibly the best-worst line ever spoken by what star of "The Odyssey" and "Twilight"?
Hokusai produced his "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" during what century?
Paul Gauguin started dropping his Tahitian paintings like "Ia Orana Maria" in what century?
Plein air-lovin' Impressionists like Renoir, Cassatt, and Monet did most of their best and blurriest work during what century?
The Latin word for "collarbone" gave us the name of what set of four blood vessels that run next to the carotid arteries?
Oxygenless blood is brought from the head to the superior vena cava via what deathly important veins?
Carnivores often bite at a certain neck vein while looking for their prey's weakest point, hence the expression "going for the WHAT"?