20th Century Music
This smooth sixties crooner wants to fly you to the moon.
Frank Sinatra
Rising all the way to the rank of Queen in a foreign nation, this Israelite woman bravely risked her life for Jehovah's people.
Esther
It would be a "Crying Shame" if you didn't know who this surfer turned songwriter was.
Jack Johnson
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Inventing the necessary tools for the task himself, this composer produced much of his best work despite becoming deaf.
Ella Fitzgerald just can't seem to get a certain state out of her head in this song from 1962.
Georgia On My Mind
This apostle attempted to swim to shore after recognizing Jesus standing on land.
Peter
The song "Rolling in the Deep" by Adele is included in this album that corresponds to her age at the time of release.
21
Currer Bell wrote this ultra-famous story about a female heroine for whom the book is named, and her love interest Mr. Rochester.
Jane Eyre
Vivaldi is best known for this work that may vary in temperature depending on the time of year.
The Four Seasons
This band sang songs about Paradise Cities, Jungles, and rainy days in November.
Guns N' Roses
Jacob married this woman after serving his father-in-law for seven long years.
Leah
This double-named American Idol winner quickly rose to fame with folk hits like "Home" and "Gone, Gone, Gone".
Phillip Phillips
You'd be wise to have high expectations of Charles Dickens, after all, he did write this book about them.
Likely the most successful composer in Hollywood history, you may not even know that this man has set the background for many favorite movies from The Lion King to Inception.
Hanz Zimmer
Made popular in modern times by concluding the fourth Avengers movie, this song by Harry James had waited quite a while to be back in the spotlight.
It's Been a Long, Long Time
Although against the law, this servant of Jehovah was not afraid to continue in his custom of praying to God visibly by his window.
Daniel
The lead singer of this band evidently bears a resemblance to the deceased singer Buddy Holly
(kind of like someone else you might know)
Weezer
With fantastically named characters like Daisy Buchanan, this novel takes place in the fictional village of West Egg.
The Great Gatsby
While Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata may seemingly have a monopoly on classical songs about the satellite, a French composer also admires it's light in this piece.
Clair de Lune
In 1995, this thirst-quenching group alerted us to a new type of astrological phenomenon involving Champagne.
Oasis
David held true to his promise by showing kindness to this remaining son of Jonathan, who was crippled in both feet.
Mephibosheth
The song "Like a Star" belongs to this female artist from the U.K who gained popularity in the mid 2000s.
Corrine Bailey Rae
The last work of fiction released by Ernest Hemingway, this short novel tells the story of Santiago and his fight against a giant marlin.
The Old Man and the Sea
A famously ill tempered composer of more than 1100 works, this man also took time from his busy schedule to write one of the first coffee jingles.