Movies
What was the cultural phenomenon from the simultaneous release of two films in July 2023 called?
Barbenheimer
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" soundtracks a gasoline fight that goes wrong in this comedy
Zoolander
As the saying goes, "Ashes to ashes", this to this
Dust
Data in the form of words
Text
Comic Sans MS is a type of one
Font
Let's just say that Leonardo DiCaprio was even less thrilled with Tom Hardy than he was with a certain bear in this movie
The Revenant
This Lady Gaga song says, "Play the cards with spades to start"--which, come to think of it, sounds more like bridge
Poker Face
If you bought an item very inexpensively, you got it this-cheap
Dirt
The highest part of something, especially one forming a point
An Apex
It's an unweaned deer
The Shining
Here's ______?
Johnny
Never meant to (.........), I apologise a trillion times (Ms. Jackson, Outkast)
A - Hold in a million lies
B - Make your daughter cry
C - Make your baby cry
D - Leave and say goodbye
The Earth's surface consisting of disintegrated rock & humus, it also means to sully or tarnish
Soil
To persuade gently & persistently
to Coax
David Bowie sang that this "makes a man take things over"
Fame
Javier Bardem + coin toss + cattle gun - many a friendo = this Coen brothers film
No Country for Old Men
What is the top selling music release so far in 2026?
You seem so sad for a girl in love CD- Oliva Rodrigo
(3728 Units in 8 Weeks)
From the middle English for "to smoke", it means to smell strongly & unpleasantly; you totally this, man!
Reek
This feline carnivore is found in the northern climes of Eurasia & North America
A Lynx
Any decree, or an automaker that originated in Turin
a Fiat
What is the top selling physical release so far in 2026?
This 2020 song was such a monster hit that it's said to have landed The Weeknd a Super Bowl halftime gig
Blinding Lights
Investigative reporters of yore like Ida Tarbell were said to be these "rakers", also a pokemon. (phonetically)
Muck
French word for a mixture of butter & flour used to make sauces
a Roux
In feudal times it was property granted to a vassal
a Fief