Idol Worship
This "Dynamite" group is the first K-pop act to receive a Grammy nomination.
BTS
Lightning McQueen is the rookie racing star of this 2006 film.
Cars
In this series, Katniss Everdeen volunteers as a "tribute."
The Hunger Games
This city, formerly known as Constantinople, was the empire's capital.
Istanbul
This Italian dish's name literally translates to "cooked cream."
Panna Cotta
BLACKPINK’s 2020 hit "How You Like That" features this many members.
4
This 1995 film was the first-ever feature-length movie to be entirely computer-animated.
Toy Story
This Dr. Seuss book features a character who "speaks for the trees."
The Lorax
These elite infantry units formed the Sultan's household troops and bodyguards.
Janissaries
This French term refers to the prep work and organizing of ingredients before cooking.
Mise en place
This female soloist and "Nation's Little Sister" starred in the drama Hotel Del Luna.
IU
This is the original name of the supervillain Syndrome in The Incredibles when he was a boy.
Gurincrivel
This 19th-century novel begins: "It is a truth universally acknowledged..." (É uma verdade universalmente conhecida)
Pride and Prejudice
This Sultan, known as "The Magnificent," ruled during the empire's peak.
Suleiman I
This specific type of fungus is highly prized and often "hunted" by trained pigs or dogs.
Truffles
"Hallyu" is a term often used to describe this specific phenomenon.
The Korean Wave
Before every movie, Pixar plays a short film; this 2015 short features a love story of two volcanos.
Inside Out
Before becoming a household name with The Chronicles of Narnia, this author published his first poems under the pen name Clive Hamilton.
C.S. Lewis
The empire was officially abolished in 1922 following this global conflict.
World War I
The "Maillard reaction" describes the chemical reaction between amino acids and this.
Reducing Sugars
This "Big 3" company was founded by Lee Soo-man in 1995.
SM Entertainment
This is the name of the fictional gas station brand that first appeared in Toy Story and has since made a cameo in nearly every Pixar feature film as an Easter Egg.
Dinoco
Gabriel García Márquez is the author of this "magical realism" masterpiece.
One Hundred Years of Solitude
This 1571 naval battle saw the empire's fleet defeated by the Holy League.
Battle of Lepanto
Of the five French "Mother Sauces" codified by Auguste Escoffier, this is the only one that is thickened with a brown roux and flavored with mirepoix and tomatoes.
Sauce Espagnole