The Phantom of the Opera
According to legend, she will visit you if you say her name three times in the mirror.
Bloody Mary
First feature length Cgi movie.
Toy Story
Band known for their cover of “California Dreaming”.
The Mommas and the Papas
This King started a new religion because he couldn't get a divorce.
Henry the Eighth
Luxury Italian car brand that features a horse as its icon.
Ferrari
This prequel film was largely a disappointment for the fans of its franchise on its release.
The Phantom Menace
Author of “Race Matters”, this social critic has held positions at universities such as Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
Cornel West
While known for her work as a humanitarian, this person has been criticized in recent years for newly unearthed actions.
Mother Teresa
Tv and Radio host popular throughout the late 20th century known for his non-confrontational approach.
Larry King
Fictional orange cat found in the funny pages first appearing in 1973.
Heathcliff
This famous opera house is located on 1411 Broadway street.
The Metropolitan Opera House
This country claims sovereignty over the western half of the Sahara.
Morocco
“Rosemary’s Baby” Star.
Mia Farrow
“You’re Beautiful” singer.
James Blunt
Cloudy area in the lens of the eye that leads to a decrease in vision.
Cataract
German Composer known for operas such as "Tristan und Isolde”.
Richard Wagner
This “Pray for Paris” rapper has an official commemorative day in his hometown of Buffalo.
Westside Gunn
“Bad Girls” and “Paper Planes” singer.
M.I.A
Dickens story featuring characters such as Marley and Belle.
A Christmas Carol
This naturally found hybrid is the combination of a Tiger and a Lion.
Liger
This famous phantom haunts the high-seas.
The Flying Dutchman
When telegrams were still a thing, this Denver based company had the monopoly on telegrams in the United States. Now, it focuses on financial services and communications.
Western Union
This casualty classification is given to soldiers who are nowhere to be found during wartime.
Missing In Action
Prog-Rock outfit active throughout the second half of the 20th century known for songs such as “Epitaph” and “I Talk to the Wind”.
Lion of “Madagascar” fame.
Alex