Food Network
This French-born American chef hosted The French Chef and helped popularize French cooking in American homes
Julia Child
This Scottish lake monster is often described as having a long neck and humps rising above the water
Loch Ness Monster
This rock 'n' roll pioneer sang “Johnny B. Goode” and “Roll Over Beethoven”
Chuck Berry
This luxury brand is recognized by its interlocking double-C logo
Chanel
This person introduces the acts and announces performers to the audience
Ringmaster
This celebrity chef became famous for her Southern cooking and hosted Paula's Home Cooking
Paula Deen
This Scottish lake monster is often described as having a long neck and humps rising above the water
Bigfoot
This singer recorded “Great Balls of Fire” and was famous for his energetic piano playing
Jerry Lewis
Bell-bottomed trousers became especially popular during this decade
1970s
The large fabric structure, traditionally used to house a traveling circus is called this (2 words)
Big Top
She is known for homecooked meals, seasonal crafts... and going to prison for insider trading
Martha Stewart
This legendary ape-like creature is said to inhabit the Himalayas, particularly Nepal and Tibet
Yeti
The Righteous Brothers released this 1965 love song, later featured in the movie Ghost
Unchained Melody
This actress famously wore a black Givenchy dress in the opening scene of Breakfast at Tiffany's
Audrey Hepburn
This American circus entrepreneur founded the famous circus that eventually became Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey
P.T. Barnum
This British chef is famous for his fiery personality, Michelin-starred restaurants, and the show Hell's Kitchen
Gordon Ramsay
This legendary sea creature is often depicted as a gigantic squid or octopus capable of attacking ships
Kraken
This girl group sang “Stop! In the Name of Love” and “You Can't Hurry Love"
The Supremes
This fabric is made by weaving or knitting yarns from a flax plant
Linen
These performers swing through the air on bars suspended high above the circus floor
Trapeze Artists
This chef hosted 30 Minute Meals and popularized the abbreviation “EVOO,” meaning extra-virgin olive oil
Rachael Ray
This North American cryptid is sometimes described as a large, horned rabbit with antlers
Jackalope
This British rock band released “Paint It Black” and “Ruby Tuesday"
Rolling Stones
This fashion magazine is famous for its annual September issue and was long led by editor-in-chief Anna Wintour
Vogue
This Canadian company, founded in 1984, became internationally famous for reinventing circus performance without traditional animal acts
Cirque de Soleil