Other "D.J."s
Second in fame to Double Jeopardy! as a D.J. is this, a person who plays music on the radio
a disc jockey
On TV, Scooby Doo traveled in the Mystery Machine with four human pals--Fred, Velma, Daphne & this guy
Shaggy
It's the only state whose name begins with 2 vowels
Iowa
The 2025 sequel to this movie had songs like "The Girl in the Bubble" & "March of the Witch Hunters"
Wicked
FBI agent Samuel L. Jackson takes on a jet full of deadly venomous reptiles that have been released to kill a mob witness
Snakes on a Plane
Ad man Dan Wieden coined this tagline that appears alongside many a swoosh
Just Do It
These first appeared in the 1830s to protect books during transport; vintage ones can be valuable & collectible
dust jackets
Pac-Man players will recall that Blinky, Pinky, Inky & Clyde are 4 of these, to be avoided unless a power pellet is consumed
ghosts
Stand back! This turtle that has a pretty good bite with its hooked beak is the state reptile of New York
a snapping turtle
Satine is dying of tuberculosis in this 2001 flick, but she's got songs to sing, & mon dieu! The show must go on!
Moulin Rouge!
A Navy aviator returns to train a group of younger pilots, including the son of his deceased best friend
Top Gun: Maverick
From 2004 to 2006 he won 3 consecutive A.L. Gold Glove Awards at shortstop
Derek Jeter
The 4 families of orchestral musical instruments are string, woodwind, percussion & this one to which the euphonium belongs
brass
In land area it ranks 49th in the nation
Delaware
This fictitious town from the Music Man is where Professor Harold Hill started a boys band and brought the town together, based after real life town of Mason City just north of here
Rivercity IA
A parolee tries to stop a group of prisoners from hijacking their plane
Con Air
The title of this Talking Heads concert film comes from a lyric in "Girlfriend Is Better"
Stop Making Sense
It calls itself "the world's source for business news & market insight"
Dow Jones
In 1789 George Washington created the 4 original Cabinet posts, with Thomas Jefferson holding this one
Secretary of State
Despite this nickname for Minnesota, the state actually boasts many more
the land of 10,000 Lakes
Emily Blunt was the Baker's Wife & Anna Kendrick played Cinderella in this 2014 film adaptation of a Sondheim musical
Into the Woods
This comedy about an ex-fighter pilot that must safely land a commercial plane was a hit back in 1980, Shirley it could not take it's self very seriously
Airplane (and don't call me Shirley)
When you believe in something without evidence, you take this, a phrase associated with Kierkegaard
a Leap of faith
Lyndon Johnson was sworn in by Sarah T. Hughes who had this title
District Judge
The last 4 monarchs of Great Britain during the 20th century were all members of this dynastic house
Windsor
In 1889 settlers were allowed to race into parts of Oklahoma and claim land for themselves. But some managed to get to these spots before the territory was officially open to them leading to the states nickname
Sooners
In "Dreamgirls", Beyoncé played Deena Jones, a character loosely based on this woman's early life
Diana Ross
Matthew Modine leads a B-17 crew on their final bombing mission over Germany during World War II
Memphis Belle
Architect Mies van der Rohe is often credited with this aphorism extolling the perfection of minimalism
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