Who's Who
This Calcutta-based nun was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work in India, and she was canonized in 2016.
Who is Mother Teresa?
In 1976, the FDA banned this color dye No. 2, citing studies that it was carcinogenic.
What is Red?
Keith Moon was the drummer for this English rock band, before Kenny Jones replaced him in 1978.
Who are the Who?
The burden of proof in a criminal trial falls to the prosecutor, who must prove guilt at this standard.
What is "beyond a reasonable doubt"?
A baby belch (4)
What is burp?
Nancy Lieberman was famous for her prowess and physical style in this sport in her position as a point guard.
What is basketball?
Who is Andy Warhol?
Despite unclear origins (either Italy or New York), this tomato-cream sauce made with its name same alcohol remains a favorite for pasta lovers.
What is Vodka?
Alongside icons Freddie Mercury and Brian May, Roger Taylor held things down on drums for this group.
Who are Queen?
This Fifth Amendment protection prevents an individual from being tried for the same crime twice.
What is Double Jeopardy?
It precedes dance, laugh, or flop. (5)
What is belly?
Maria Sharapova was Russia's first female singles champion at this famous tennis tournament.
What is Wimbledon?
This award-winning broadcaster once cohosted The Today Show, and her husband created Doonesbury
Who is Jane Pauley?
1973 saw the beginning of this science, often used in food production, in which an organism's DNA is manipulated to alter its traits or produce desired characteristics.
What is Genetic Engineering?
He is the drummer and co-founder of Fleetwood Mac.
Who is Mick Fleetwood?
An agreement between parties in a dispute to resolve a claim outside of court, typically involving one party paying money or agreeing to certain actions in exchange for the other party waiving the right to further legal action.
What is a settlement?
Bestselling book that has its own "belt". (5)
What is bible?
She was the first American woman to win three gold medals for track-and-field events at a single Olympics.
Who is Wilma Rudolph?
This Swedish band released eight hit albums from 1973 to 1981, and released Voyage in 2021.
Who is ABBA?
This New York city declared am annual "Chicken Wing Day" to honor a spicy invention by Teressa Bellissimo.
What is Buffalo?
Phil Collins joined forces with this band in the 1970, serving as the drummer and lead singer.
Who is Genesis?
The legal term for a court order compelling a witness to appear and testify or produce documents.
What is subpoena?
A throng of "beauties" (4)
What is bevy?
This gymnast from the former Soviet Union holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals for any gymnast, male or female.
Who is Larisa Latynina?
Kathy Bates won her Academy Award for portraying this Stephen King antagonist and Paul Sheldon's biggest fan.
Who is Annie Wilkes
In 1986, Swanson frozen dinners swapped out metal trays for plastic ones, in order to be cooked in this device.
What is a microwave?
This Rolling Stones drummer started his career as a graphic designer.
Who is Charlie Watts?
A law firm as well as an individual may file a friend of the court brief, known by this Latin term.
What is amicus?
Mr. Bumble's occupation in Oliver Twist (6)
What is Beadle?
Nancy Lopez first learned to play this sport at the age of eight and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 1989.
What is golf?
This civil rights leader was arrested and jailed over 30 times, including famously in April of 1963 in Birmingham, Alabama.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
In the 1800s, this condiment was marketed as medicinal cure for ailments like diarrhea, jaundice, and indigestion.
What is ketchup?
Upon the death of drummer, John Bonham, this iconic English rock band chose to disband, releasing the statement, "We wish it to be known that the loss of our dear friend, and the deep sense of undivided harmony felt by ourselves and our manager, have led us to decide that we could not continue as we were."
Who is Led Zeppelin?
A law that sets a maximum time after an event within which legal proceedings may be initiated
What is statute of limitations?
First name for Bush, Cook, and Hershey. (7)
What is Barbara?
This Olympic gold medalist was named the greatest female athlete of the 20th century by Sports Illustrated for Women in 1999. She still holds the U.S. record for indoor long jump