Famous Deaths
He mutilated his own ear in 1888, and fatally shot himself with a revolver in 1890.
Vincent Van Gogh
This film is based on a 1904 play subtitled 'The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up'
Peter Pan
Due to the absence of humans in its remote northern habitat, this animal has retained more of its original geographical range than any other carnivore
Polar bear
The possessor of an Invisble Plane, Bracelets of Submission and a Lasso of Truth
Wonder Woman
Commonwealth Games: UK
Jeux de la Francophonie: France
Lusofonia Games: ?
Portugal
His funeral was conducted on 27 November 1991 by a Zoroastrian priest at West London Crematorium.
Freddie Mercury
Activist Russell Means praised this film's racial overtones, saying "this is the first time Eurocentric male society has admitted its historical deceit"
Pocahontas
It is an omnivorous mammal in the genus canis - its name derives from the Persian shoghāl, which in turn derives from the Sanskrit शृगाल
In December 2017, Marvel Entertainment announced their first podcast titled '_______: The Long Night', a crime detective story set in Alaska
Wolverine
This landlocked Asian country is the least densely populated in the world, with 2.07 people per square kilometre
Mongolia
The banned 2014 movie Kaum De Heere featured the death of this historical figure as a key event.
Indira Gandhi
The design of the primary antagonist in this film was based upon drag performer Harris Milstead, better known by his stage name, Divine.
The Little Mermaid
A leopard exhibiting melanism and a leopard exhibiting erythrism would be more commonly known by these two names
Black panther and pink panther
His first appearance was in a story titled 'The Singh Brotherhood', published in February 1936
Phantom
In 2010, this became the first nation in the world to outlaw tobacco - in the country, the tobacco plant is believed to have grown from the blood of a demonness
Bhutan