In a hit from 2005, she was asked, "What's it like in New York City, I'm a thousand miles away, but girl, tonight, you look so pretty"
Delilah
A neutron has approximately the same mass as this other type of subatomic particle
What is a proton?
When you make matters worse, you "add insult to" this
We all scream for Nancy Johnson, who in 1843 invented a device to churn this sweet treat
What is ice cream?
A terrible career path for this TV character, who went from nice chemistry teacher to nasty crystal meth master
Who is Walter White?
In a No. 1 hit, Drake asked her, "Do you love me? Are you riding?"
Mg is magnesium; Mn is this element
What is Manganese?
Traditional values in our country are often described as being "American as" this dessert
What is apple pie?
This man, who served as the sixth President of Pennsylvania, never patented any of his numerous inventions
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
In "Dead Poets Society", Robin Williams inspires his students with this Latin phrase translated as "seize the day"
What is carpe diem?
In "Sorry" Beyoncé sings, "He only want me when I'm not there, he better call" this woman
Becky with the good hair
A substance that speeds up a reaction without being consumed
What is a catalyst?
To bring an end to something is to "bring down" this, whether or not you're in the theatre
What is the curtain?
Thomas Edison’s son gave this friend of his father’s a tube purportedly containing the inventor’s “last breath.” The two were neighbors in Fort Myers, Florida near the end of their lives, and the tube is now on display in the friend’s museum
In season 9 of this animated show, Mr. Garrison became Mrs. Garrison; in season 12 it was back to Mr. Garrison
What is South Park?
The Goo Goo Dolls song named for this woman says, "You're the closest to heaven that I'll ever be"
Iris
The Haber-Bosch process was developed prior to World War I to produce this pungent gas from nitrogen & hydrogen
What is ammonia?
It means to make trivial distinctions, or what overbrushing might do
What are split hairs?
This Serbian-American inventor said that he invented a “death ray” that could destroy an army from hundreds of miles away
You can win our money knowing he played a teacher in 1986 with the immortal line "Bueller... Bueller... Bueller"
Who is (Ben) Stein?
Fountains of Wayne had their only mainstream hit with this anthem about a lady who's "got it going on"
This unit with an animal name is used to measure extremely large numbers of atoms & other tiny particles
When you are “pounding the pavement” you are trying to do this
This Italian discovered methane in 1776 and invented the first electric battery in 1799
Who is Alessandro Volta?
This nostalgia network rebranded itself with edgy series like "Teachers", whose educators aren't exactly dedicated
What is TV Land?