Happy Hour
This cocktail glass has a circular base, long stem and V-shaped bowl.
Martini glass
This comedian took over as host of The Price is Right after Bob Barker retired in 2007.
Drew Carey
This actress played the title role of the 1990 movie, "Pretty Woman."
Julia Roberts
Halloumi is a semi-hard, unripened, brined cheese that originates from this Mediterranean island country.
Cyprus
This is the largest island in the Caribbean sea.
Cuba
This candy’s full name is Mars and Murrie, but it known as this.
M&M
Wormwood is a key ingredient in this high-alcohol content drink.
Absinthe
Before starring in the hit TV series Baywatch, David Hasselhoff starred as a crime fighter in this ’80s TV show.
Knight Rider
During "The Empire Strikes Back," Han Solo was frozen in this substance.
Carbonite
Foie gras is a french delicacy made from the liver of this animal.
Duck or goose
This nation produces two thirds of the world’s vanilla.
Madagascar
This candy, originally called “Fairy Floss,” was created by a dentist in 1897.
Cotton Candy
Milk is a key ingredient in this cocktail.
White Russian
This man was Ben Stein’s first co-host on the TV game show Win Ben Stein’s Money.
Jimmy Kimmel
The spaceship that carrier the crew of astronauts in "Interstellar" was named this.
The Endurance
The “E” in the name of the American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese stands for this.
Entertainment
This number of US states border the Gulf of Mexico.
5 – Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas
This candy company paid $1 million to have their candy featured in the film E.T.
Reese’s Pieces
Prohibition was repealed in the US in this year.
1933
This comedian took over the permanent hosting duties of the Tonight Show in October 1962.
Tony Carson
"Schindler's List" took place in this Eastern European city.
Krakow, Poland
The Carolina Reaper, Dorset Naga, and Trinidad Scorpion are varieties of this kind of edible plant.
Chili Pepper
This country, also known as the country of lakes, is famous for their pronunciation of "sorry."
Canada
This candy’s name comes from the German word “PFEFFERMINZ” and was originally created as a mint to help smokers quit.
Pez
This country produced the base staple food for Armagnac.
France
Appearing on the show in 1982, this actor was the youngest person to ever host Saturday Night Live.
Drew Barrymore
This famous actor was offered the role of Neo in the Matrix and turned it down.
Will Smith
Jamón ibérico is a type of cured ham that is traditionally produced by these two neighboring countries.
Spain and Portugal
This Nordic country was first to give women the right to vote in 1906.
Finland
Ronald Regan liked this colorful candy so much that 3 tons of it were consumed during his inauguration in 1981.
Jelly Beans