Leading, Largest, Longest
Not to be confused with the pride of Jeff Bezos, this is the 2nd longest river in the world
Amazon
This is the only U.S. state to begin with the letter 'p'
Pennsylvania
This famous painter was also a sculptor, an architect, and an engineer
Leonardo da Vinci
Her wedding reached a global television audience of more than 700m people and she continued to attract much media attention, even after her divorce in 1996
Princess Diana
The Wicked Witch is killed with this in the 1939 version
This president was the longest-serving president in history, serving almost four full terms until his death in the mid-20th century
It's the longest river in the world
Nile
Diego Rivera was husband to this famous artist
Frida Kahlo
Current activist, public speaker, and writer. Former White House intern.
Monica Lewinsky
This showstopping number from Wicked is sometimes used in space to wake up astronauts. It's quite fitting.
Phantom of the Opera
This "colorful" island is the world's largest
Greenland
This 19th-century French painter was known for his pictures of ballet dancers
Edgar Degas
Failed by MGM Studios and her family since her movie debut in 1939, the media continues to profit off of her pain
Judy Garland
Cu, atomic number 29.
This element was present in Margaret Hamilton's green makeup in the original 1939 version.
Copper
This chain leads in grocery sales in the US
Walmart
This city in Spain is famous not only due to its significant political stance, but also for its vibrant plazas and bull racing
Madrid
He cut off his own ear
Vincent Van Gogh
The evil witch who broke up the Beatles
Yoko Ono
Known for Frozen, Enchanted, and Rent, she is the original Elphaba in the Broadway Wicked musical
Indina Menzel
The largest building in the world belongs to this aerospace company
Boeing
Prague is located in this country
Not to be confused with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, he painted the Sistine Chapel
Michaelangelo
"Death at 44 put blues singer _ _ under the spotlight of world attention for the last time yesterday. Unofficially, it was accepted that dope, liquor, and hard living had worn out the striking body, the startling voice."
Billie Holiday
Elphaba's name is inspired by the initials of the author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
L. Frank Baum