Let's Take A Commercial Break
In a unique campaign, the pink bunny of this battery brand kept "going and going" through back-to-back fake commercials:
(Energizer)
The J. Geils Band scored a hit with this negative love song:
("Love Stinks")
It's 50 in Roman numerals:
(L)
John Chapman was the real name of this person who planted apple trees all over parts of the U.S.:
(Johnny Appleseed)
"I never failed in mathematics. Before I was fifteen, I had mastered differential and integral calculus," said this man:
(Albert Einstein)
The very first TV commercial, aired on July 1, 1941, advertised Bulova, a maker of these:
(Watches) [Clocks]
This negative-sounding title cut was a huge hit for Michael Jackson:
("Bad")
A registered trademark is indicated by this letter inside a circle:
(R)
Jef Raskin, Apple employee No. 31, named this computer after his favorite kind of apple:
(Macintosh) [Mac]
Billy Joel said this song was inspired by a night out with then-girlfriend Elle Macpherson, Whitney Houston, and future ex-wife Christie Brinkley:
("Uptown Girl")
Which car company goes "zoom zoom"?
(Mazda)
Is this Britney Spears song poisonous?
("Toxic")
First letter of a famous Detroit rapper's name:
(E-Eminem)
The Empire apple was developed in the "Empire State", New York, at this Ivy League school in Ithaca:
(Cornell)
Businessman Max Factor (Maksymilian Faktorowicz) marketed his products with this six-letter hyphenated synonym for cosmetics:
(Make-Up)
Which paper towel is the "quicker picker upper"?
(Bounty)
"I Hate Myself For Loving You" was a hit for this rocker and her Blackhearts:
(Joan Jett)
This is the "S" word for the name given to establishments that illegally sold alcohol during Prohibition:
(Speakeasy)
Pilgrims planted the first U.S. apple trees in this colony:
(Massachusetts Bay Colony)
The award for the player who best exemplifies sportsmanship and community involvement in baseball has been named after this athlete since 1973:
(Roberto Clemente)
Which company tells women, "because you're worth it"?
(L'Oréal)
With this group, Steve Perry sang, "The Party's Over, I Have Gone Away":
(Journey)
A homophone of a letter in the alphabet, this five-letter word sounds the same if you remove its last four vowels:
(Queue)
The science of growing apples is called:
(Pomology)
What was President Dwight Eisenhower's middle name?
(David)