Author Pseudonyms
Samuel Longhorn Clemens published several classic works of Americana under this name
Mark Twain
This president of the UFC has attracted controversy for his outspoken support of Donald Trump
Dana White
After a long hiatus, this former dance-pop diva returned to the charts with the contemplative ballad "Praying"
Salvador Allende, the democratically elected leader of this nation, was overthrown in 1973.
Chile
This ripped lobster prominently features in many beach-related episodes
Larry the Lobster
Mary Anne Evans wrote about life in the English countryside under this name
George Eliot
This Irish fighter rose to superstardom in the mid 2010s and fought a crossover boxing match against Floyd Mayweather
Connor McGregor
In 2011, Skrillex brought dubstep into the mainstream with this song, whose bass drop is signaled by a cry of "Oh my God!"
Coming to power in a CIA backed coup in 1953, the monarch of this nation was overthrown in turn in 1979 while seeking cancer treatment in the United States
Iran
A nemesis of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy who shares a name with the well known surrealist photographer
Man Ray
George Orwell
This Olympic Judo fighter was the main force behind the UFCs establishment of a women's division in 2012 after achieving mainstream popularity
Ronda Rousey
Pharrell's number one hit "Happy" was featured on the soundtrack to this animated film
Despicable Me 2
The democratically elected government of this Latin American country was overthrown in 1954 by the Eisenhower administration at the urging of the United Fruit Company
Guatemala
Spongebob's evil double drawn by a magic pencil
DoodleBob
Born Alisa Rosenbaum, this anarcho-capitalist author later changed her name to Alice O'Connor, yet nevertheless continued to use this pseudonym
Ayn Rand
The first man to ever beat Mike Tyson
Buster Douglas
The title of Hozier's 2014, featuring the chart-topping single "Take Me to Church"
Hozier
Concerns over the export of this fruit were the main reason behind the U.S.'s occupation of Nicaragua in 1912
Bananas
King Neptune's daughter in the Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Princess Mindy
John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison published the Federalist under the name of this classical figure
Publius
The Brazilian family who are widely considered the founders of BJJ (Brazilian Ju-Jitsu)
The Gracies
The rapper behind the sleeper hit "Mo Bamba," now widely regarded as a one-hit wonder
Sheck Wes
The Bush administration unsuccessfully tried to lobby this Palestinian political party to overthrow Hamas after the latter's electoral victory in 2006
Fatah
The name of Spongebob's mother
Margaret SquarePants