Television Shows
This famous TV family lived at 742 Evergreen Terrace in the fictional town of Springfield.
The Simpsons
This actress famously married Richard Burton twice after the two met while filming Cleopatra.
Elizabeth Taylor
This classic shoe style, often worn with colored leather and associated with the 1950s, gets its name from the distinctive two-tone design.
Saddle Shoes
In A Streetcar Named Desire, this actor's passionate cry of “Stella!” became one of the most famous moments in American cinema.
Marlon Brando
This Motown group had hits including “My Girl,” “Ain't Too Proud to Beg,” and “Papa Was a Rollin' Stone.”
The Temptations
What game show famously begins with the phrase, “Come on down!”?
The Price Is Right
This Hollywood couple's highly publicized 1960s divorce became one of the era's biggest celebrity scandals, especially after the actress became involved with another married man.
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher
This iconic 1950s fashion trend featured a full, wide skirt that was often worn over a stiff underskirt to give it extra volume.
Poodle Skirt
In Psycho, the famous shower scene features the character Marion Crane being attacked while staying at what establishment?
The Bates Motel
Which singer was nicknamed “The Queen of Soul” and had a major hit with the song “Respect”?
Aretha Franklin
What actress was known as “America’s Sweetheart” and starred in The Philadelphia Story and Roman Holiday?
Katharine Hepburn
This singer's 2007 public breakdown and shaved-head incident became one of the most heavily covered celebrity moments of the decade.
Britney Spears
This French designer introduced the “little black dress” to the fashion world in the 1920s, helping establish black as an elegant choice for evening wear.
In The Godfather, a man wakes up to discover the severed head of his prized horse placed in his bed. What is the name of the horse?
Khartoum
This singer's real name was Reginald Kenneth Dwight.
Elton John
What famous television sitcom featured the characters Archie and Edith Bunker?
All in the Family
This 1950s Hollywood scandal involved an actress, whose relationship with director Roberto Rossellini caused such controversy that she was denounced on the floor of the U.S. Senate.
Ingrid Bergman
Jackie Kennedy became famous for her elegant pillbox hats, tailored suits, and what other accessory that became associated with her signature look.
Oversized Sunglasses
At the end of Some Like It Hot, Jack Lemmon's character finally reveals that he is actually a man. What does Joe E. Brown's character famously respond?
“Nobody's perfect.”
This famous 1970s group featured brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb.
The Bee Gees
What 1960s television series featured a group of passengers stranded on an island after a disastrous three-hour tour?
Gilligan’s Island
This legendary singer's 1975 divorce from her husband became especially dramatic when she refused to give up the stage name they had shared professionally. She later went on to have an enormously successful solo career using that same name. Who was she?
Tina Turner
This designer became famous for creating the wrap dress in the 1970s, a style praised for flattering a wide variety of body shapes.
Diane von Furstenberg
In this 1954 Hitchcock film, a photographer confined to his apartment becomes convinced that he has witnessed a murder through the windows of the building across the courtyard.
Rear Window
This singer's 1958 album Lady in Satin is considered one of the most emotionally powerful recordings of her career. Who was she?
Billie Holiday