Famous Authors
The German Ideology
Critique of the Gotha Program
Das Kapital
Who is Karl Marx?
An elf or fairy; I swear I saw one in the garden!
What is a sprite?
What is Video Killed the Radio Star?
Master Sword.
What is the Legend of Zelda?
Like other bipedal hadrosaurs, the Anatosaurus had this feature just like the platypus.
What is a duckbill?
The Stand
Misery
Under the Dome
Who is Stephen King?
3-hole is one type of this piece of office equipment.
What is a punch?
This renowned "Goodfellas" director crossed into the music sphere for Michael Jackson's "Bad."
Who is Martin Scorcese?
Gravity Gun.
What is Half-Life?
The way the human-sized Troodon incubated its eggs provides a link to these, which evolved from one line of dinos.
What are birds?
Mrs. Dalloway
A Room of One's Own
To the Lighthouse
Who is Virginia Woolf?
Dustin Lance Black won an Oscar for writing this 2008 Sean Penn film.
What is Milk?
This artist created, directed, and edited the music video for her song "Video Games" all from her bedroom.
Who is Lana Del Rey?
BFG.
What is Doom/Quake?
The most complete skeleton of a T-rex was found in 1990 in South Dakota & is now housed at this Natural History Museum in Chicago.
What is The Field Museum?
Beloved
Paradise
Jazz
Who is Toni Morrison?
It's been used as a synonym for electric current since the 19th century.
Tim Burton's edgy punk style aligns perfectly with this "Hot Fuss" band, which he filmed a music video for in 2012.
Who are The Killers?
Blades of Chaos.
What is God of War?
In 1822 Gideon & Mary Mantell found the first remains of the Iguanodon; well, actually just these, the source of the "don" part.
What are the teeth?
The Sound of Fury
As I Lay Dying
Absalom, Absalom!
The dictionary says it's "a person regarded as being assured & artfully ingratiating in manner."
What is a smoothie?
In a 2021 music video, Michael Imperioli of "The White Lotus" and "The Sopranos" fame plays a deadly game of poker with Michelle Zauner, the lead vocalist of this indie band.
Who is Japanese Breakfast?
Aerondight.
In 1888 Othniel Marsh gave a Montana discovery this 8-letter name; it had fewer horns than a more famous dino.
What is a ceratops?