Panic! at the Disco
John Travolta stars as Tony Manero, a young man who spends his weekends dancing and drinking at a local discotheque in this classic
Saturday Night Fever
For the Simpsons Movie, this punk rock band recorded their own version of the theme which went on to chart in both Ireland and the UK
Green Day
This city is most associated with the mysteries surrounding the crash of an unidentified flying object in 1947
Roswell, New Mexico
The meaning of this Mexican dish comes from little donkey in reference to its ability to carry lots of things
Burrito
This green coloured precious stone has particular significance in the history of the art of the Chinese empire having been used for many decorative purposes
Jade
At the height of disco, this Manhattan nightclub gained massive popularity for its celebrity guest lists, extravagant events, rampant drug use and sexual hedonism
Studio 54
In “Two Dozen and One Greyhounds”, Mr Burns performs a parody of a song from this Disney movie
Beauty and the Beast
In the latest installment of the Ghostbusters Franchise – Frozen Empire, this British comedian and podcast host plays the paranormal researcher Dr. Lars Pinfield
James Acaster
A cheese made from full-fat buffalo or cow’s milk most commonly used in Indian cuisine
Paneer
The river in this US city is dyed green once a year to celebrate St Patrick’s Day
Chicago
Co-founder of Chic, this American musician and producer wrote “I’m Coming Out” for Diana Ross specifically to be a gay anthem
Nile Rodgers
This album from Bleeding Gums Murphy ended up being the only one he ever recorded before his crippling addiction to Fabrege eggs
Sax on the Beach
The name of this mythical creature from Latin America translates to “goat -sucker” in Spanish from the animal’s reported vampirism of livestock
Chupacabra
This method of cooking where food is placed in a plastic pouch or a class jar then cooked in a water bath
Sous Vide
This pigment in plants allows them to absorb energy from light and is also responsible for their green colour
Chlorophyll
“Jump (For My Love)” and “I’m so excited” were billboard charting singles for this trio of sisters
The Pointer Sisters
In the episode “Homerpalooza”, this band ends up performing their hit “Insane in the membrane” with the London Symphony Orchestra
Cypress Hill
The pseudoscience and study of mythical/disputed creatures such as the Loch Ness Monster is known as this
Cryptozoology
This three-letter flavour enhancer plays a significant role in Chinese cuisine
MSG
Surprisingly, the district line actually comes second to this tube line for most stations with Green in the name
Piccadilly
This seminal year in disco marked the release of both Earth Wind and Fire’s September and Chic’s Le Freak
1978
Marge performs the lead role in this musical adaptation of a Tennessee Williams’ play set in New Orleans
A Streetcar named Desire
This British Spiritual Medium who himself died in 2020, is perhaps best known for his attempt at a live televised séance of Michael Jackson
Derek Acorah
The name for this cooked trio of vegetables (onions, celery and carrot) which forms the foundation of most French cuisine
Mirepoix
"it is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on." Utilising “green-eyed monster” to represent jealousy, Shakespeare first used it in this play
Othello