AND THE SILVER SCREEN
This romantic movie, starring Tom Hanks, features one of NYC's most iconic Art Deco buildings.
What is Sleepless in Seattle?
These glass ornaments have graced families' trees for generations.
What are Shiny Brites?
Frank Sinatra's daughter put this iconic song on the map in 1966.
What is "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'?"
This cereal boasts heart, stars, horseshoes, clovers, blue moons, pots of golden rainbows, and red balloons.
What is Lucky Charms?
In 1924, this famous department store started hosting a parade every turkey day.
Who is Macy's?
This 1970s movie inspired the audience to participate and dress like the characters.
What is The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
This ceramics company is famous for these Christmas dishes. 
What is Lefton?
This 60s girl group sang about going to the chapel of love.
Who are the Dixie Cups?
This cereal mascot always says, "They're Greaaat!"
Who is Tony the Tiger?
This department store is famous for its iconic lunch counter, which gained historical significance during the American Civil Rights Movement.
What is Woolworths?
If you follow the yellow brick road in this movie, you will realize you are not in Kansas anymore.
What is The Wizard of Oz?
This company was famous for making light-up hollow plastic decorations and candy buckets.
What is Empire?
The day the music died is a lyric from a song that was written about these musicians who died in a plane crash in 1959.
Who are Richie Valens, Buddy Holly, and The Big Bopper?
This famous TV couple, also married in real life, called for Phillip Morris.
Who are Lucy and Ricky Ricardo?
This famous big-box store opned its doors in 1962 guaranteeing low prices everyday.
What is Walmart?
This famous voice actor is well known for voicing many characters on Looney Tunes.
Who is Mel Blanc?
This plastics company is well-known for its holiday candy containers.
What is Rosen Brothers or Ros Bros?
This famous 1960s singer "Wish[ed] Upon a Star" that he had kept away from "Run Around Sue."
Who is Dion?
This beverage is served 50 million times a day, at home, at work, or on the way, and there's nothing like it.
What is Coca-Cola?
This company makes its most vile flavors at night, so the factory tour takers do not have to smell it.
What are Jelly Beans?
This 1963 movie caused a media firestorm and became one of the most expensive movies Warner Bros. produced.
What is Cleopatra?
This sought-after Halloween treasure was designed by H.E. Luhrs for Beistle.
What is a die-cut?
The singer of Chantilly Lace' real name was this.
Who is J.P. Richardson?
Never slip, and never drip is a line from this catchy 1968 commercial.
What is Dippity-Do?
In 1888, this department store issued its first-ever catalog, which is now highly collectible.
What is Sears?
This famous actress was featured in the June 1963 issue of Playboy, which got Hugh Hefner arrested.
Who is Jayne Mansfield?
Robert, Grant, and John borrowed a $9,000 loan to create this highly collectible kitsch company.
What is Holt Howard?
Mae Boren Axton from Jacksonville, FL, co-wrote this famous song, which Elvis Presley sang.
What is "Heartbreak Hotel?"
The Cavity Creeps are evil villains, and only this brand of toothpaste will stop them.
What is Crest?
AA Milne got the bears that inspired the Hundred Acre Wood as a child from this department store.
What is Harrods?