Mononymous
This Oscar winner first achieved fame with her husband in 1965 with the hits "Baby Don't Go" and "I Got You Babe"
Cher
To breathe heavily, typically from exertion
Pant
The band that doesn't want you to just be another brick in the wall and this undefeated super featherweight from Grand Rapids
Pink Floyd Mayweather
Pierre-Simon Laplace postulated that a celestial body could be so massive that light would not be able to escape from it, otherwise known as this
Black Hole
Contrary to what Andre 3000 would have you believe, shaking an instant photo from this type of camera will not make your photo dry faster and could actually damage it
Polaroid
Sylvester Stallone plays this character in the 1982 action film First Blood, donning a tank top and heavy artillery
John Rambo
She made her television debut as Rocky Blue on the Disney Channel show Shake It Up
Zendaya
To eat hungrily and fast
Scarf
The leader of the AutoBots and the longitude line passing through Greenwich, England
Optimus Prime Meridian
The speed of light is roughly 186,000 miles per second and that value occupies this letter in Einstein's theory of mass-energy equivalence
c
This film photography company based in Rochester, New York created a tagline that entered the public lexicon as a way to describe a candid or personal event as a this "moment"
Kodak
Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth spent 12 weeks atop the Billboard charts with a tribute song to this actor known for his role in the Fast and the Furious franchise
Paul Walker
In the midst of a contract dispute with Warner Brothers in 1993, this already mononymous musician shortened his name to just a single unpronounceable symbol
Prince
To hit forcefully, usually with a fist
Sock
A tournament format where each contestant meets every other participant and this wealth redistributing vigilante
Round Robin Hood
Described by Snell's Law, it is the bending of light rays when passing through a surface between one transparent material and another
Refraction
Taken from a slang term for face, famous ones include Al Capone's and Frank Sinatra's
Mugshot
Stunts from this film franchise include climbing the outside of the Burj Khalifa, catching a real plane taking off, and performing a high altitude sky dive or "halo jump"
Mission: Impossible
If you added up the titles of all of her albums you would get a total of 95
Adele
The outer shell of a bullet often made of gilding metal or cupronickel
Jacket
This mysterious area to the East of Florida and this Greenwich Village factory disaster
Bermuda Triangle Shirtwaist
A confirmed massless particle belonging to the boson class that operates as a wave and particle to transmit light and other electromagnetic radiation
Photon
DAILY DOUBLES
Nick Woodman was motivated to found this company to capture high quality action photos while surfing. They now have over 160 athletes on their payroll to capture up close POV shots.
How could you not be entertained by this Ridley Scott historical epic film which uses real tigers!
Gladiator
She moved to NYC to pursue a career in dance and worked with the bands The Breakfast Club and Emmy and the Emmy's before releasing her self titled album in 1983 on Sire Records
Madonna
To attempt to ignore or avoid dealing with something
Skirt
James Caan's Godfather catchphrase named this Soprano's strip club and Riley's Richard Kind voiced imaginary friend
Bada Bing Bong
On the electromagnetic spectrum, only roughly 400-700 nanometers is visible light to humans. Bookended on the low end by Ultraviolet rays and the high end by these rays.
IR (infrared)
On December 7, 1972, the picture titled "The Blue Marble" was taken with a Hasselblad camera, by Harrison Schmidt, with this as its subject matter
Earth
As John Wick climbs the ranks of assassins of his crime syndicate, the Russian Mafia give him this nickname of a Slavic cryptid who fries and eats children
Baba Yaga