Team and retired Jersey number of Wayne Gretzky
Edmonton Oilers, #99
John Malkovich was Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom, the leader of a group of criminals who hijack a plane in this 1997 thriller
Con Air
Mystic Aquarium is in this state
Connecticut
Anne Bronte's Agnes Grey held this title
Governess
Austrian poet of "Sonnets to Orpheus"
Rainer Maria Rilke
In a Beatles song this street runs "beneath the blue suburban skies" of Liverpool
Penny Lane
Telluride
Felipe VI
It's the "old" nickname of the Central Criminal Court of the city of London
Old Bailey
June 17, 1775 battle
Bunker Hill
Revolutionary War's Battle of Bennington was in this state
Vermont
Bear Bryant sent this school to the finals in the 70s
Alabama
Son of a painter who directed The Rules of the Game
Jean Renoir
Playwright of "The Matchmaker"
Thornton Wilder
This Korean-American golfer played in her first LPGA event as a 12-year-old
Michelle Wie
The area between a horse's shoulder blades
Withers
Vestal Virgins
Boston Celtics no. 33 retired Jersey number
Larry Bird
Earl Gray Tea is flavored with this
Bergamot
Pathfinder
Gin, lemon juice, sugar & soda water
"He saw that his conspiracy would soon be brought to light" are lyrics in "The Ballad of" this executed British major
John Andre
Playwright of "The Little Foxes" and "The Dark Angel"
Lillian Hellman
Petruchio
Architect of St. Paul's Cathedral in London
A cousin of King Charles, Constantine II was the last king of this country
Greece
Nuts that contain the most calcium
Almonds
American chemist and Vitamin C advocate
Linus Pauling
Joints such as the knee that contain fluid
Synovial
British word for a street performer who sings & passes the hat in public
Busker
Since 1992 this "Project" has used DNA evidence to help exonerate more than 250 wrongly convicted people
Innocence Project
New Salem girl and possible love interest of Abraham Lincoln who died in 1835
Ann Rutledge
Hungarian composer of Piano Concerto No. 3
Bela Bartok
Playwright of Mrs. Warren's Proffesion
George Bernard Shaw
The Strand is a street in this city, home to the Savoy Hotel
London
The Knights Templar were established in 1119 to help protect the road to this city
Jerusalem
Real name: Brian Warner
Marilyn Manson
Lord Chancellor under Henry VIII that lost his head
Thomas More
He was traded from the 76ers to the Suns in 1992 as a result of running his mouth
Charles Barkley
He wrote "Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die"
Tennyson
Dean Winters
Originally the forward part of an army, this hyphenated word now refers to any radical innovator
Avant-Garde
"Rural" genre of art depicting shepherds and the countryside
Pastoral
Wolfgang Puck
The presiding judge in the O.J. Simpson trial
Lance Ito
The Greeks and Romans called this island Hibernia
Ireland
Police song about a nervous teacher
Don't Stand So Close To Me
The Cobb salad was invented at this Hollywood restaurant named for a hat
Brown Derby
"he sang as he watched and waited till his billy boiled" is from this song
Waltzing Matilda
Member of the Four Seasons known for his falsetto
Frankie Valli
Lead singer of Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant
Chinese dynasty known as the Mongol Dynasty
Yuan
Father Michael McGivney founded this fraternal society for Catholic laymen in 1882
Knights of Columbus
Painter of the Portrait of Madame X
John Singer Sargent
The name of this familiar Italian vegetable soup means "thick soup"
Minestrone
Another word for a cuspidor in the world of tobacco
Spittoon
Musical director and sidekick of David Letterman
Paul Shaffer
"You know I feel all right" from this Beatles song
Hard Day's Night
Mother of Dakota Johnson
Director of Wall Street
HELOC stands for...
Neoprene is a synthetic...
Rubber
Ventriloquist of Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
"Comfortably Numb" by this group
Pink Floyd
Slang term for friends given political appointments as favors
Cronies
Foremost of the muses, mother of Orpheus
Calliope
Arm of the Appalachians in NH that includes the Presidential Range
White Mountains
Independent film studio founded by Chaplin and 3 other filmmakers in 1919
United Artists
High-end men's clothing retailer located on Cherry Street in NYC founded in 1818
Brooks Brothers
Leopold and Loeb
Someone in a religion that relies specifically on alms
Mendicant
Mitre Box
Despotic leader of El Salvador during the 1980s and leader of the junta
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Animal House
HBO's miniseries "John Adams" was based on this author's Pulitzer Prize-winning biography
David McCullough
Southern English kingdom ruled by Alfred the Great
Wessex
Tamil soup flavored with curry
Mulligatawny
Private Catholic University in South Orange, New Jersey
Seton Hall