College Football
This college football stadium is the largest stadium in North America, and, on gameday, it is the 7th-largest city in its state. (assuming a sell-out crowd)
Michigan Stadium
This 26-year-old pop star from Willard, MO, broke onto the scene in 2023 with The Rise & Fall of a Midwest Princess.
Chappell Roan
This "Popular" musical, which opened in 2003, tells the story of Elphaba & Glinda. It was also recently made into a film.
Wicked
Having arrived there at age 13, Lionel Messi played for this Spanish club from 2004 to 2021.
Barcelona
In 1962, this man proclaimed: "We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard..."
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
First played in 1902 this Bowl game, traditionally played in Pasadena, CA, between the winner of the PAC-12 and the winner of the BIG Ten, is the oldest postseason game in college football.
The Rose Bowl
With hits like "Driver's License," "Good 4 U," "Traitor," and "Vampire," this 21-year-old star has Guts.
Olivia Rodrigo
This musical, known for its life-size puppets and African-inspired costumes, is the highest-grossing Broadway musical of all time.
The Lion King
This was the first African country to ever host the World Cup.
South Africa
It was this man who, in 1946, declared that "an iron curtain has descended across [Europe]."
Winston Churchill
First played in 1892, "The Big Game" is the annual rivalry game between these two schools. Its most famous moment, known simply as "The Play," occurred in 1982, when the band came onto the field during the game-winning kick-return touchdown.
Cal & Stanford
This singer from West Reading, PA, started her career in country music. Since the release of her first album in 2006, she has become arguably the world's most famous pop singer.
Taylor Swift
Opening in 1988 and closing in 2023, this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is the longest-running show in Broadway's history.
The Phantom of the Opera
The first FIFA World Cup (1930) was hosted and won by this country.
Known as the "Iron Lady," this incredibly polarizing woman served as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party from 1979 to 1990. She was essentially the British Ronald Reagan.
Margaret Thatcher
Since the first AP College Football Poll was released in 1939, this school has won the most football National Championships.
Alabama
In 2007, beneath a literal "Purple Rain"storm, this singer, known for his mastery of Pop, Rock, and R&B, performed what is widely regarded as the greatest Super Bowl halftime show of all time.
Prince
"Look Down," "Stars," "Who Am I?," & "One Day More" are all songs from this famous musical.
Les Misérables
This club was the first-ever champion of the Premier League.
Manchester United
In 1960, the Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in this country as a response to the U.S. having placed missiles in Türkiye.
Cuba
The first-ever college football was played in 1869 between these two schools. (Give me one - bonus 100 points for both)
Rutgers & Princeton
This British pop star of Kosovan and Albanian descent had the most streamed song in the United States in 2021.
Dua Lipa
This musical, which tells the story of a romance between a farm girl and a cowboy living in the Indian Territory, was the first collaboration of the legendary composing duo Rogers & Hammerstein.
Oklahoma!
This player is the all-time leading scorer in the UEFA Champions League.
Christiano Ronaldo
This cartoon character featured in a 1950s series of comics shown in U.S. classrooms advising students to "Duck and Cover" in the event of a nuclear explosion.
Bert the Turtle