A visit to Zimbabwe
This thick porridge made from ground maize is the national dish of Zimbabwe and a staple at almost every meal
What is Sadza
The U.S state Florida and Australian state Queenslands share this nickname
What is sunshine state?
Nepo baby abandons her duty to go on a cruise with a shirtless man
Who is Moana?
It's me, hi, I'm the...
I'm the problem it's me. (Tayor Swift - Anti-hero)
This iconic Queensland rum features a polar bear on the label, despite the region being famous for its tropical heat and sugar cane.
What is Bundaberg rum?
The capital city of Zimbabwe
What is Harare?
The boiling point of water in celsuis
what is 100 degrees?
A criminal commits identity fraud to impress a girl.
Who is Aladdin?
Power and the money, money and the power, minute after minute...
Hour after hour! (Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise)
This 5-letter word refers to the year the grapes were harvested; on a bottle of Champagne, it usually indicates a particularly high-quality year.
What is a vintage?
This massive waterfall sits on the border with Zambia
What is Victoria Falls?
He is Italian and painted the "Mona Lisa"
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
A girl with extreme social anxiety is forced to go to her sister's party, ends up ruining the local climate, and runs away to live in a DIY glass house.
Billie Jean is not my lover, she's just a girl who...
Claims that I am the one! (Michael Jackson - Billie Jean)
This brunch staple was allegedly named after a ruthless 16th-century English Queen known for her persecution of Protestants.
What is bloody mary?
In 1980, the country gained independence from Britain and changed its name from this
What is Rhodesia?
This is the only fruit with seeds on the outside
What is strawberry?
A young boy experiences a family tragedy and, instead of seeking therapy, joins a hippie commune with a warthog to eat bugs and ignore his responsibilities.
What is Lion King?
Now this looks like a job for me, so everybody...
just follow me! (Eminem - Without Me)
During this 13-year period in U.S. history (1920–1933), the manufacture and sale of "intoxicating liquors" was constitutionally banned.
What is prohibition?
This national emblem, found as soapstone carvings in 11th-century ruins, appears on the country’s flag and its coins.
What is the Zimbabwe bird?
This Japanese art involves folding paper into shapes
what is origami?
Two professional kidnappers accidentally bring their work home with them, causing a massive energy crisis and a city-wide manhunt for a toddler.
long live our noble King!
Before thermometers were common, brewers would dip this body part into the mix to check if it was cool enough for yeast, leading to a famous "rule."
What is rule of thumb?