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This luxury hotel chain calls its suites "Royal Villas", Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall
The Four Seasons
Peter, Paul &
The first Japanese car company to come to America
Honda
The best selling BBQ meat throughout the summer
Hot Dogs
"Giant" (1956) was the last film for which actor who tragically passed away before the release of the film
James Dean
Twice the size of Manhattan, this Colorado facility opened February 28, 1995 to replace Stapleton
Denver Airport
Which of these bands with animal names was not from the 60's: The Byrds, The Beatles, The Monkees, Modest Mouse
Modest Mouse
These Good Ol' Boys were a couple of rebels who drove a 1969 Dodge Charger
The Dukes Of Hazzard
vitamin you can get from direct sunlight
Known for her hit song "Fever" this songwriter and singer supplied the singing and voices of four characters (including Lady) in the 1955 Walt Disney movie "The Lady and the Tramp"
Peggy Lee
The largest country in the world
Russia
Freddie Mercury is best known for Stadium hits such as "We Will Rock You" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" what was the name of his band
Queen
The driver of the Batmobile
Batman
This Bear, a public service mascot that was first inducted to the US on 9 August 1944
Smokey The Bear
Asphalt Jungle was the starting point for this American Starlet who famously sang "Happy Birthday Mr President"
Marilyn Monroe
Year Golden Gate Bridge opened
1937
"put your head on my shoulder" was sung by this famous canadian
Paul Anka
A down-on-his-luck inventor turns a broken-down Grand Prix car into a fancy vehicle for his children, and then they go off on a magical fantasy adventure to save their grandfather in a far-off land.
Month named after Julius Caesar
July
1959 western directed by Howard Hawks. My story told of a sheriff in a small town who arrested a man for murder and locked him in the town's jail. The murderer's brother and his gang intended to break him out of jail and the only people who could stop them were the sheriff, a drunk, an old crippled man and a young gunslinger.
Rio Bravo
Smallest Country in the world
Vatican City
Cass Elliott was the famous singer known for her rendition of "California Dreamin" from this group
Mamas & The Papas
Over 6 billion of these tiny toy cars have sold, first introduced in 1968 to the toy industry during NEW YORK TOY FAIR.
Hot Wheels
SPF stands for this
Sun Protection Factor
The Academy Award for Best Motion Picture in 1953 went to "From Here to Eternity". The film won eight Academy Awards including Best Supporting Actor and Actress Awards. Who won the best actor award?
Frank Sinatra