Beatles
This Beatle, whose best-performing song in the UK outside the band was 1972's "Back Off Boogaloo," was also famous in his own right playing The Conductor on the PBS show Shining Time Station.
Who is Ringo Starr?
Also known as the A5, this compact car model from Volkswagen revived the retro style of a beloved vehicle first introduced in the 1930s.
What is the Volkswagen Beetle?
This last letter of the Greek alphabet is often used symbolically to represent “the end” — or in physics, angular velocity.
What is omega?
From snow to king to blue, this crustacean is not just a seafood delicacy — it’s also packed with B-12.
What is crab?
Peppermint & root beer are popular flavors of this strong potable, from the German for "mouthful"
What is schapps?
The inspiration for the 2008 Rainn Wilson film The Rocker where he made a cameo, he released his first full-length album since leaving the Beatles in the same year, titled Haymans Green.
Who is Pete Best?
In ancient Egypt, this beetle symbolized rebirth and the sun god Ra — and was often carved into amulets and seals.
What is a scarab?
The chemical symbol W stands for this dense metallic element, also known as wolfram.
What is tungsten?
A favorite in old-school diners and medieval feasts alike, this iron-rich organ meat is one of the most concentrated sources of B-12.
What is liver?
This anise-flavored aperitif, popular in Greece and Cyprus, turns cloudy when mixed with water.
What is ouzo?
Portrayed in the 2014 serial Cilla by Ed Stoppard, and by Jacob Fortune-Lloyd in the 2024 biopic Midas Man, he famously helped found Northern Songs ... as well as Setlaeb and Lenmac.
Who is Brian Epstein?
Despite its name, this glowing insect isn’t a fly at all — it’s a beetle known for its bioluminescent abdomen.
What is a firefly?
[DOUBLE JEOPARDY] This album from The Wu Tang Clan launched with the single "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)," in 2000 - a direct sequel to their very first ever single, 1992's "Protect Ya Neck."
What is The W?
Often found in stews or on skewers, this tender meat from young sheep is a hearty B-12 booster.
What is lamb?
A golden-colored liqueur made from Scotch whisky, honey, herbs, and spices, this brand has been bottled under its distinctive name since the 1940s.
What is drambuie?
Aside from his Oscar, Emmy, and 19 Grammy awards, this Beatle has also found the time to twice hit number one playing alongside another artist who has in their lifetime sold over 100 million units.
Who is Paul McCartney?
Often considered good luck, this red-and-black spotted beetle is a garden favorite for its appetite for aphids.
What is a ladybug?
Known for its online furniture and home goods, this company’s name begins with a “W” and ends with a whole lot of boxes on your doorstep.
What is Wayfair?
This fermented soy product, a staple in Indonesian cuisine, is rich in protein, probiotics — and a little vitamin B-12 when made traditionally.
What is tempeh?
This Italian liqueur is made from tonda gentile hazelnuts grown in the Piedmont region
What is frangelico?
Also featuring on artist's tracks including Badfinger, Ronnie Wood, and Billy Preston, this Beatle helped produce the 1979 Monty Python film Life of Brian.
Who is George Harrison?
The larval form of the darkling beetle, this insect is commonly used as reptile feed and even shows up in experimental human diets.
What is a mealworm?
This actor, much better known for his roles on The A-Team and Battlestar Gallactica, also starred alongside British model and actor Twiggy in a psychological thriller film called simply W in 1974.
Who is Dirk Benedict?
This traditional Welsh dish is made from puréed seaweed, often served with cockles and toast — and it’s surprisingly high in B-12.
What is laverbread?
Founded in Bellaire, Michigan, this brewery is known for its experimental ales like Soft Parade and Huma Lupa Licious.
What is Short's Brewing Co?