Pop Culture
This Italian plumber had a blockbuster movie in 2023
Mario
This team won the world series in 2025.
Dodgers
This bird is the only one that can flap its wings backward to hover.
Humming Bird
This common bread side, often seasoned with garlic and herbs, is typically topped on baguette or ciabatta before toasting.
Garlic Bread
His alter ego is Bruce Wayne, and he protects Gotham City
Batman
This 80s-infused sci-fi series made Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” a chart-topper again.
Stranger Things
In 1972, this NFL team became the only one to complete a perfect 17-0 season (regular season + Super Bowl win).
Dolphins
This is the only mammal capable of true flight.
Bat
is global “king of spices,” harvested by hand from crocus flowers, is the most expensive spice in the world.
Saffron
The power of this hero comes from a mystical hammer called Mjölnir.
Thor
Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé star in this Hulu reality continuation of their original series.
The Kardashians
This golfer won the 1997 Masters by a record 12-stroke margin — the largest such victory in the tournament’s history.
Tiger Woods
Despite being a bird, this creature is the largest bird in existence — but it can’t fly.
Ostrich
How many pasta shapes are in the world.
A little over 600.
This Amazonian warrior’s real name is Diana Prince, and she wields the magical “Lasso of Truth.”
Wonder Woman
Before TikTok, this six-second video app ruled the internet.
Vine
What is the heated rivalry game between Auburn and Alabama called.
The Iron Bowl
This mammal is famous for sleeping while floating on its back — often holding hands with others so they don’t drift away.
Sea Otter
The food item often credited as the first mass‑market cereal (late 1800s) — now a breakfast staple in many households.
Corn Flakes
This DC character debuted in 1938’s Action Comics #1, widely considered the birth of the modern superhero.
Superman
This global pop star’s 2023–2024 world tour was called a cultural phenomenon — with sold-out shows across five continents and billions in ticket sales.
Taylor Swift
In the biggest Super Bowl blowout (49-26), this team scored the most points ever by a single team in a Super Bowl.
49ers
This animal’s fingerprints are so similar to humans’ that they can sometimes be mistaken for human fingerprints.
Koala
This spread — now beloved worldwide — traces its roots to a wartime alternative to pure chocolate in Italy, and was originally launched in 1964.
Nutella
In the show "Invincible" who was the hero the killed the Guardians of the Globe.
Omni Man