Awards
In 1993, this star of "Murder She Wrote" was the recipient of the American Ireland Fund's Heritage Award.
Angela Lansbury
Julie Andrews
Carrie Preston
Angela Lansbury
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, a Black trader, founded the settlement that later became this "Windy City".
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago
This country's Shaw Festival was founded in Niagara-on-the-Lake in 1962.
USA
Canada
England
Canada
From 1961-1989, a concrete wall separated the Eastern & Western sections of this German city.
Munich
Berlin
Hamburg
Berlin
To show how crazy things were at the time, Hermann Rorschach devised this test around 1920.
Word Association Test
Ink Blot Test
Thematic Apperception Test
Ink Blot Test
In 1988, this "Golden Bear" was honored with Golf Magazine's one-time-only player of the Century Award.
Tiger Woods
Scottie Scheffler
Jack Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
He was an editor for "Black Sports" magazine & sports director for KNBC before joining the "Today" show.
Bryant Gumbel
Lester Holt
Craig Melvin
Bryant Gumbel
In 1939, Van Heflin & Joseph Cotten co-starred with her in "The Philadelphia Story"
Katharine Hepburn
Faye Dunaway
Viola Davis
Katharine Hepburn
When Napoleon seized it in 1798, this Egyptian city had been under the control of the Turks for 281 years.
Luxor
Alexandria
Cairo
Cairo
In a 1926 stunt he stayed underwater for 91 minutes with only about 5 minutes of air.
Howard Thurston
David Blaine
Harry Houdini
Harry Houdini
In 1968, this helicopter pioneer received a National Medal of Science from President Johnson.
Boeing
Sikorsky
Bell Textron
Sikorsky
In 1945, this educator became the 1st Black person elected to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans.
A. Philip Randolph
Frederick Douglass
Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington
"That Championship Season" concerns a reunion of 4 former players of this sport with their coach.
Soccer
Football
Basketball
Basketball
The Welsh Folk Museum is at St. Fagan's, about 4 miles west of the center of this capital.
Cardiff
Swansea
Edinburgh
Cardiff
In 1925, the 1st U.S. air mail sent to a foreign country went on one of these from Lakehurst to Bermuda.
a dirigible
an Aerostat
a hot air balloon
a dirigible
This cellist was honored posthumously with a 1989 Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award.
Paul Tortelier
Pablo Casals
Yo-Yo Ma
Pablo Casals
In 1986, she unseated Katarina Witt to become the world figure skating champion.
Debi Thomas
Starr Andrews
Gabby Douglas
Gabby Douglas
Andrey Prozorov isn't onstage at the beginning of this Chekhov play, but his female siblings are.
Three Sisters
Uncle Vanya
The Wedding
Three Sisters
Sit of the 1968 Winter Olympics, this French city's name is a corruption of Gratianopolis.
Annecy
Grenoble
Lyon
Grenoble
In 1921, Isadora Duncan opened a school for dance in this Eastern European capital.
Moscow
Kyiv
Warsaw
Moscow
This couple received a 1962 Hubbard Medal for their contributions to paleontology.
The Leakeys
The Johansons
Alan Grant & Ellie Sattler
The Leakeys
This Black Muslim minister born Louis Eugene Walcott once worked as a professional calypso singer.
Louis Farrakhan
Malcolm X
Elijah Muhammad
Louis Farrakhan
"Redhead", the 1st musical Bob Fosse directed, starred this redhead who became his 3rd wife.
Carol Haney
Ann Reinking
Gwen Verdon
Gwen Verdon
This Venezuelan city that shares its name with a lake it the country's chief coffee-exporting port.
Maracaibo
Caracas
Valencia
Maracaibo
As Interior Secretary, he was the leading figure in the Teapot Dome scandal.
Warren G. Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Albert Fall
Albert Fall