Musical theatre
This musical theatre legend's works include Company, Follies, and Into the Woods.
Stephen Sondheim
Only the second full-length adaption of one of his works, the exterior shots were filmed at Oregon's Timberline Lodge.
The Shining
The current Senate Majority leader.
Chuck Schumer
This other "Famous Charles" created the gang.
Charles Schultz
The Italian word for "marked", this term has become part of modern culture (though usually proceeded by the word "caramel") thanks to Starbucks.
Macchiato
The song "Suddenly Seymore" from Little Shop of Horrors is a duet featuring Seymore (of course), and this character.
Audrey
The first motion picture adaptation of one of his works. Hint: it featured a very young John Travolta.
Carrie
He was indirectly responsible for the death of actress Sharon Tate (among many other things).
Charles Manson
Lucy Van Pelt charges this much for "Psychiatric Help."
¢5
A mixture of two or more single-origin coffees.
Blend
This musical won 12 Tony awards (including best musical). No show has surpassed this record (yet).
The Producers
This movie won Kathy Bates an Oscar.
Misery
Basketball player. Aka the "Round Mound of Rebound."
Charles Barkley
Snoopy is said to be this breed of dog.
Beagle
A shot of espresso poured over ice cream
Affogato
Affectionately called a "9/12 musical," this Tony-winning show is currently running at the Schoenfeld Theatre in New York, despite mostly being set in Canada.
Come From Away
This coming-of-age film, directed by Rob Reiner, features then-child-stars, Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, and Keifer Sutherland.
Stand By Me
He wrote "Johnny B. Goode." Not Marty McFly.
Chuck Berry
Rumors of these two characters being lesbians have circulated for years.
Peppermint Patty and Marcy
This term for a brewed cup of coffee with espresso is also a term for an overnight flight.
Redeye
The 1996 film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita featured this pop mega-star in the leading role. A performance which prompted original star, Patti LuPone, to call the singer a "movie killer."
Madonna
Considered one of the saddest movies ever made, this 3+ hour masterpiece from 1999 stars Tom Hanks, and the late, great Michael Clarke Duncan as a prison guard, and a man on death row respectively.
The Green Mile
An actor. Controversial son of Martin, and brother of Emilio.
Charlie Sheen
This early-2000s sitcom often used Vince Guaraldi's very maudlin song "Christmastime is here" to show when a character was sad, disappointed, or depressed.
Arrested Development
Thick, caramel-colored foam that rises to the top of an espresso shot.