Marvel
This superhero made his first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War.
Black Panther
This actress had her biggest success after going "Over the Rainbow" in 1939.
Judy Garland
What kind of idiot did Green Day not want to be?
American
The ___ of the Opera.
Phantom
Name the book this quote is from. "Can't repeat the past? Why of course you can!"
The Great Gatsby
Ant-Man has had a number of identities. Who was the first Ant-Man?
Hank Pym
This musician made her acting debut in 1992 film The Bodyguard. Its soundtrack features five of her hit singles.
Whitney Houston
Their hit single "Mr. Brightside" has spent nearly 15 years on the UK's Official Singles Chart Top 100.
The Killers
An extreme or irrational fear.
Phobia
This famous book has "the dubious distinction of being the most challenged book of 1999", mostly because of its focus on magic.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Which of Spiderman's rivals is responsible for Gwen Stacey's death?
Green Goblin
This 90s animated film was Disney's first DVD.
Mulan
Finish the lyric. "If your boyfriend's got beef..."
"Tell him I'm a vegetarian and I'm not freaking scared of him."
Another word for a pen name
Pseudonym
The Arthur Miller play comparing the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 to the anti-communist movement of the early 1950s
The Crucible
What was Marvel's first major comic?
The Fantastic Four.
Alfred Hitchcock's daughter, Pat, appeared in what film thriller?
Psycho
This "Fame"d musician made an appearance as alter ego Jo Calderone at the 2011 MTV Music Awards.
Lady Gaga
President William Henry Harrison died of ____ after serving only 32 days in office.
Pneumonia
This 19th-century author/poet died of mysterious circumstance in Baltimore on October 7, 1849. His last words were "Lord, help my poor soul."
Edgar Allan Poe
Rogue, an X-Men who can absorb powers, was adopted by which Marvel character?
Mystique
After appearing as the lead in Catwoman, Halle Berry became one of only six actors to receive both of these awards.
She has both an Oscar and a Razzie.
In what year did Apple release the iTunes store, which allowed people to download songs for 99 cents?
2003
This 2006 TV comedy series follows the story of Shawn Spencer, a private detective who pretends to have supernatural abilities.
Psych
These three sisters published their novels under the names Acton, Currer, and Ellis Bell.
Anne, Charlotte, and Emily Bronte.