Sports
This Detroit Pistons player, nicknamed "The Worm," was the ultimate rebounding specialist for the "Bad Boys" and won two Defensive Player of the Year awards before joining the Chicago Bulls.
Dennis Rodman
his 1985 sci-fi classic features a teenager named Marty McFly who accidentally travels back to 1955 in a plutonium-powered DeLorean.
Back to the Future
This famous, structural French landmark in Paris is known as the "Iron Lady" and lights up beautifully every night.
Eiffel Tower
This intense 13-day political and military standoff in October 1962 brought the U.S. and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war over Soviet missiles placed on a Caribbean island.
Cuban Missile Crisis
This pink, balloon-like Nintendo character is famous for his ability to inhale enemies to copy their unique powers and abilities.
Kirby
This iconic number worn by Jackie Robinson was retired across all of Major League Baseball in 1997, meaning no player can ever wear it again.
42
Who and what movie said "there's no place like home" before clicking her ruby slippers together in this 1939
Dorothy in Wizard of Oz
In this legendary animated series, a group of four crime-fighting turtles named after Renaissance artists live in the sewers and love eating pizza.
TMNT
Written primarily by Thomas Jefferson, this historic document was adopted on July 4, 1776, announcing the American colonies' separation from Great Britain.
the Declaration of Independence
In this legendary 1990s fighting game, players are urged to "Finish Him!" before performing a brutal finishing move called a Fatality.
Mortal Kombat
The Detroit Lions will travel overseas in Week 10 of the 2026 season to play a historic international game against the New England Patriots in what country?
Germany
This 1975 Steven Spielberg thriller about a man-eating great white shark terrorizing a beach town practically invented the summer blockbuster.
Jaws
This is the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight, using its webbed wings to navigate in the dark using echolocation.
Bat
Triggered by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, this devastating global conflict from 1914 to 1918 was originally called "The Great War."
WW1
This 1978 arcade blockbuster forced players to hide behind destructible green bunkers while blasting rows of descending aliens.
Space Invaders or Galaga
In a chaotic Week 1 finish on September 5, 2026, replay officials controversially added one second back to the clock, allowing this Big Ten team to escape with a 13-12 victory on a game-winning Hail Mary pass.
Michigan
This 1994 cinematic masterpiece stars Tom Hanks as a kind-hearted Alabama man who witnesses defining historical events while comparing life to a "box of chocolates."
This popular, carbonated soft drink was originally invented in the late 19th century as a patent medicine and is famous for its classic red-and-white logo.
Coke
This ancient 13,000-mile defensive structure was built across the northern borders of China to protect against nomadic invasions.
great wall of china
This 1992 Super Nintendo racing game kicked off a massive franchise, letting players throw red and green shells at each other for the first time.
Mario Kart
This legendary center captained the Detroit Red Wings to three Stanley Cup championships in the 1990s and 2000s before serving as the team's general manager.
Steve Yzerman
his beloved 1982 Steven Spielberg sci-fi film features a lonely boy named Elliott who befriends a stranded alien who loves Reese's Pieces and wants to "phone home."
E.T
his massive structure was built in 1961 to divide a major German city during the Cold War and was famously torn down in 1989.
berlin wall
This iconic American woman appeared on wartime propaganda posters flexing her bicep alongside the slogan, "We Can Do It!"
Rosie the Riveter
This is the iconic, three-word title of the sci-fi RPG trilogy where players command the starship Normandy to save the galaxy from the Reapers.
Mass Effect