Famous Musicians
This famous Texan-born singer was known as the "Queen of Tejano" and was killed by her former fan club president, who was also her boutique manager.
Selena [Quintanilla-Pérez]
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In 1100, the Bishop of Durham became the first prisoner here and, after supplying the guards with wine, became the first escapee as well.
The Tower of London
This fictional Arab of legend is a mariner who had stories of seven voyages, in which he always ends up shipwrecked and stranded. He dealt with many creatures and monsters, some paralleling ones that Odysseus encountered on his journey.
Sinbad
During the Gilded Age, this man was the richest American and the country’s first billionaire.
John D. Rockefeller
Mary Ann Evans used this masculine-sounding pen name to avoid bias against female authors during the time in which she lived.
George Eliot
In a 1960's speech to Congress about his suddenly deceased predecessor, he said, "All I have I would have gladly given not to be standing here today."
Lyndon B. Johnson
In human anatomy, the “hallux” refers to this small part of the body.
Big toe