Famous Female Singers
Once in a Generation
Overly Literal Movie Titles
What's that Road Sign Mean?
The Actor’s Family Tree
100
This singer is known as the “Queen of Christmas” thanks to a holiday hit that returns to the charts every December.
Mariah Carey
100
Known for slang like “no cap,” “it’s giving,” and “say less,” this generation is the first to truly grow up with smartphones from birth.
Generation Z
100
Luxury boat fails to yield to iceberg.
Titanic
100
No Hitchhiking
100
This actor's birth-given name is Carlos Irwin Estevez and his dad starred in Apocalypse Now, among other films. His brother Emilio Estevez is also an actor.
Charlie Sheen
200
This Icelandic artist is famous for avant‑garde music, experimental fashion, and an unforgettable swan dress.
Björk
200
Sometimes credited (or blamed) for killing cable TV, loving brunch, and popularizing the term “adulting,” this generation came of age alongside the rise of social media.
Millennials
200
Guy Keeps Rebooting His Day Until It Stops Being Terrible.
Groundhog Day
200
Roundabout
200
His parents John Bennett Perry and Suzanne Morrison were actors and his stepfather, Keith Morrison, is a well‑known Dateline NBC correspondent, but he was best known for playing a sarcastic friend on a hit ’90s sitcom.
Matthew Perry
300
This country music legend claimed she wrote both “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You” on the same day in 1973.
Dolly Parton
300
Sometimes called the “MTV Generation,” this group is known for latchkey childhoods, a healthy skepticism of authority, and an undying loyalty to 80s and 90s pop culture.
Generation X
300
Guy learns kung fu by downloading it like a PDF.
The Matrix
300
Left Added Lane
300
Her mother, singer and actress Lisa Bonet, starred on The Cosby Show, while her father is musician Lenny Kravitz. She appeared in The Batman as Catwoman.
Zoë Kravitz
400
This global superstar became the first woman to have all her studio albums debut at No. 1 and surprised the world with an entire album released with zero prior announcement.
Beyoncé
400
Growing up during massive post‑war prosperity, this generation witnessed the birth of rock & roll, the moon landing, and a whole lot of suburban lawn mowing.
Baby Boomers
400
Man delivers a ring extremely slowly despite MANY obstacles.
The Lord of the Rings
400
Narrow Bridge
400
Her father is comedy legend Jon Voight, her brother is actor James Haven, and she herself won an Oscar for playing a sociopathic mental patient.
Angelina Jolie
500
This Canadian singer’s 2007 ASPCA commercial featuring her song “Angel” became a tear‑jerking cultural landmark, showing heartbreaking footage of shelter animals and helping raise over $30 million.
Sarah McLachlan
500
Shaped by the Great Depression and World War II, this generation is remembered for thrift, sacrifice, and the belief that you absolutely finish your plate.
Silent Generation
500
Public transit initiates a firm minimum speed policy.
Speed
500
Parallel Railroad Crossing
500
Her mother is actress Goldie Hawn, her stepfather is Kurt Russell, and she rose to fame in Almost Famous.
Kate Hudson