Less jazzy than the one in the musical "Cabaret," what candy bar gets its name from a literary club that used to meet in London?
Made jointly by Hershey and Nestle, what chocolate brand was synonymous with tea breaks even before it started being advertised for its four "fingers"?
Break me off a piece of that! The inescapable 80s jingle "Gimme a Break" was used to sell what alliterative candy bar?
It's called a "Wolf" in January, "Strawberry" in June, and "Sturgeon" in August. I'm talking about what thing that occurs every 29.5 days?
Characterized by its rarity, what phenomenon is called "Blue" if it happens twice in one calendar month?
What werewolf-approved phase of the lunar cycle comes after "waxing gibbous"?
Doing the spoken word outro, Vincent Price was peeved he didn't get more of the profits from what 1983 music video?
Pop hits like "Beat it" and the Paul McCartney duet "The Girl is Mine" both appear on what best selling album of all time?
According to the Library of Congress, the most famous music video ever features a bunch of zombies dancing to what spooky 1983 song?
Based on a Henri Cazalis poem, what 1872 piece begins with a harp strumming "D" twelve times, followed by a purposefully out of tune violin?
Camille Saint-Saëns uses xylophones to evoke the rattling of bones, in what Halloween-set work inspired by a morbid Medieval art motif?
Per the lyrics, Death himself plays the fiddle that summons the dead to perform what waltz that's French for "Dance of Death"?
Thomas Pettigrew was known for his Victorian-era parties where he unwrapped what objects that were used to make a special brown paint?
Canopic jars store the byproducts of creating what relics of the ancient world?
With several buried in the Valley of the Kings, Ancient Egyptian embalmers took 70 days to prepare what papyrus-wrapped bodies?