The celebration of Kwanzaa has this many days.
Seven. Kwanzaa is celebrated from December 26 to January 1.
These artists headlined at the 2020 Super Bowl Halftime show.
Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.
The month of January is named for this Roman god.
Janus.
This song from Frozen begins "The snow glows white on the mountain tonight..."
Let It Go
The olfactory nerves affect this sense in the brain.
Smell
True or False: Hanukkah is a major holiday in the Jewish faith.
Generally false. While it is popular to celebrate Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are generally viewed as more important as major holidays.
In January 2020, record-breaking temperatures, drought, and strong winds converged to create one of the worst fire seasons in this nation's history.
Australia.
The month of December is named for this Latin word, meaning 10.
Decem
The title of this Taylor Swift hit is the age of many high school 9th graders.
Fifteen
In 2012 Psy got the record for most YouTube views ever, passing this former record holder.
Justin Bieber
Artificial.
At the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on January 27, this artist one five awards, including the four most competitive - album, record, song of the year, and best new artist.
Billie Eilish
In Scotland, the first person to do this after midnight on New Year's Eve gets to predict the next year's fortune.
Cross a threshold.
Dolly Parton sang "They just use your mind and they never give you credit" in this time-ly tune.
9 to 5
In 1979, Bob was the first of these to be given a male name.
Hurricane
The Dōngzhi festival (also called the Winter Solstice Festival) is one of the most important celebrations in these countries.
China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam
Parasite became the first _____________ film to win the Academy Award for best picture on February 9.
Non-English language.
This Scottish song, with lyrics by Robert Burns, is commonly sung to ring in the New Year.
Auld Lang Syne
Characters in this Sondheim musical include a witch, a baker, and Little Red Riding Hood.
Into the Woods
This holiday was first observed under its current name on November 11, 1954
Veterans Day
The "New Years Baby" can be traced back to a tradition from this culture.
Greek. This practice evolved from the Greek tradition of escorting a baby throughout the town to honor the Greek God Dionysus.
Sightings of this creature in the United States have prompted fears of this vicious insect.
New Year's Day was celebrated on January 1 for the first time after reforms by what famous political figure.
Julius Caesar.
This musician won the Nobel prize for literature in 2016.
Bob Dylan
Occurring about every 24 hours, your daily biological rhythms are named for this, from Latin for "about daily"
Circadian rhythms