Who let the dogs out?
Music through the decades
Film + Tv
Globetrottin'
Between the Bread
100
Famous for its black spots, this breed stars in a Disney classic about 101 stolen puppies.
Dalmatian
100
This 6-minute 1975 Queen epic has no chorus but does have an operatic middle section — and a killer car-singalong scene in Wayne's World.
Bohemian Rhapsody
100
"Life finds a way" in this 1993 Spielberg blockbuster where dino DNA is extracted from mosquitoes trapped in amber.
Jurassic Park
100
The only country that is also a continent, it's home to kangaroos, koalas and the Great Barrier Reef.
Australia
100
The "T" in a classic BLT stands for this juicy ingredient.
Tomato
200
Zoinks! Cartoon mystery-solver Scooby-Doo is this giant German breed, one of the tallest in the world.
Great Dane
200
"Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia" came from this Swedish quartet whose name is an acronym of its members' first names.
ABBA
200
Alfred Hitchcock shocked 1960 audiences by killing off his leading lady in a shower — in this black-and-white thriller set at the Bates Motel.
Psycho
200
Flowing through Brazil and Peru, it's the largest river in the world by volume — and shares its name with a giant online store.
Amazon
200
Also called a hoagie, hero or grinder, this long sandwich shares its name with an underwater vessel.
submarine (sub)
300
The world's smallest dog breed takes its name from a Mexican state.
Chihuahua
300
This artist reclaimed her catalog by re-recording albums like 1989 and Red as "Taylor's Versions."
Taylor Swift
300
Michael Scott manages the Scranton branch of this paper company in the U.S. version of The Office.
Dunder Mifflin
300
Mount Everest, Earth's highest peak, sits on the border between Tibet and this Himalayan nation.
Nepal
300
Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Russian dressing grilled on rye make up this deli classic with a man's name.
Reuben
400
Queen Elizabeth II owned more than 30 of these short-legged Welsh herding dogs during her reign.
Corgi
400
This Nirvana frontman wrote "Smells Like Teen Spirit," the anthem that launched grunge into the mainstream in 1991.
Kurt Cobain
400
On Breaking Bad, mild-mannered chemistry teacher Walter White cooks up trouble under this one-word alias.
Heisenberg
400
Not Toronto! This Ontario city on the Rideau Canal is actually the capital of Canada.
Ottawa
400
The croque monsieur, a grilled ham-and-cheese topped with more melted cheese, hails from this country's café culture.
France
500
This ancient African hunting breed is nicknamed the "barkless dog" — instead of barking, it yodels.
Basenji
500
Don McLean mourned Buddy Holly's 1959 plane crash as "the day the music died" in this 8-minute 1971 epic.
American Pie
500
Only three films have swept the "Big Five" Oscars: It Happened One Night, The Silence of the Lambs, and this 1975 Jack Nicholson film set in a psychiatric hospital.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
500
Egypt gets the fame, but this neighboring African country actually has more pyramids — over 200 of them, built by the Kingdom of Kush.
Sudan
500
A crusty baguette stuffed with pickled veggies, cilantro and pâté — this Vietnamese sandwich is a delicious legacy of French colonial fusion.
bánh mì
