Famous Horses
Made by Dreamworks, this animated horse was a metaphor for Indigenous oppression during the Indian American Wars in the 19th century
Spirit
This American city, famous for Times Square and Broadway, is nicknamed “The Big Apple.”
New York
This martial artist and movie star born in Hong Kong became a global icon through films like Enter the Dragon.
Bruce Lee
This dessert originally from the United Arab Emirates is typically made with a milk chocolate bar filled with a mix of pistachio and tahini.
Dubai Chocolate
This 80s anime girl is known for popularizing the trope of magical girls in cartoons, and is known as the Pretty Guardian.
Sailor Moon
Disguised as a peace offering, this horse was really a trap developed by Odysseus to let the Greeks into enemy territory.
The Trojan wooden horse
This Canadian province joined Confederation in 1949 and shares its name with a nearby Labrador region
Newfoundland and Labrador
This Pakistani activist became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate after advocating for girls’ education with her autobiography
Malala Yousafzai
The performer of the 2025 Super Bowl Half Time Show went viral for playing a particular diss track against Canadian rapper Drake
Kendrick Lamar
This conspiracy theory argues that the US government staged the missions to win the Space Race in 1969, alleging tampered photos, hoaxed television footage, and fabricated evidence.
The Moon Landing conspiracy
Originally known as "Auto Avio Costruzioni", this car company originally produced aircraft engines and machine tools for the Italian military before switching to racing cars
Ferrari
Meaning “rebirth,” this European cultural movement literally translates from French as “new birth.”
Renaissance
This Malaysian actress won an Academy Award for Everything Everywhere All at Once in 2023 and is also known for the "Flip it around: Wicked Witch" trend
Michelle Yeoh
The death of this pope marked a historic transition for the Catholic Church through the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first North American pope.
Pope Francis
In the Twilight series, this second book and movie shares its title with a lunar phase.
New Moon
This washed-up star of a Hollywoo 1990s sitcom attempts to climb back to fame by hiring a Vietnamese ghost writer to write his biography
Bojack Horseman
This athletic shoe company, founded in Boston in 1906, is often recognized by its large “N” logo displayed on the side of the shoe.
New Balance
This critically acclaimed 2019 horror-comedy film directed by Bong Joon Ho explores themes of class inequality and social disparity in South Korea. The movie made history by becoming the first non-English-language film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Parasite
On 19 October 2025, thieves disguised as construction workers stole eight pieces of a European country's Crown Jewels valued at approximately €88 million from this famous museum.
The Louvre
In this 2010 film, the attempted theft of Earth’s natural satellite operates less as a criminal objective and more as an allegory for status competition within a late-capitalist economy of achievement.
Despicable Me
In the Never Ending Story (1984) Atreyu's quest leads him to seek the advice of Morla, the Ancient One, in the Swamps of Sadness. While making their way through the swamp, his horse is overcome by the sadness and sinks into the swamp. It was later revealed that this horse actually died in the filming of the scene.
Artax
Known as the "New Stone Age", this period of history is when humans first started farming and switched from a hunter-gatherer life style to a settled one.
The Neolithic
This communist leader and founder of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam), led Vietnam's struggle for independence against French colonial rule and later fought in the Vietnam War, serving as president from 1945 until his death.
Ho Chi Minh
In July 2025, decades-old border tensions escalated into the worst fighting in years between these two Southeast Asian neighbors before a ceasefire was negotiated at an ASEAN summit.
Cambodia and Thailand
Widely regarded as the first science fiction movie, this 1902 short film follows a group of astronomers who travel to the Moon in a cannon-propelled capsule, famously hitting its eye.
A Trip to the Moon