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Her marriage to Mel Leventhal produced Rebecca Walker, who produced the memoir "Black, White and Jewish" |
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His album "The 12 Year Old Genius" topped the U.S. charts in 1963 |
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Lady Godiva was a naked babe in arms when this Scot & Shakespeare title character was on the throne |
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This Louisiana state tree could use some Rogaine |
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In 1859 tightrope walker Charles Blondin crossed this watery wonder many times; later he did it on stilts |
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Financial support for a man's ex-wife |
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Jean Toomer's "Cane" (1923) is one of the major works of this New York City movement |
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In 1655 Cromwell suppressed a Royalist revolt & this Dutchman painted "The Slaughtered Ox" |
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The strawberry is not a member of the berry family but is in fact a member of this garden flower family |
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In 1828, thanks to his syllabary, the Cherokee Phoenix became the USA's first Indian language newspaper |
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From the Greek for "long-lasting", it's a long-term close friend |
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Soon after this jazzman died, poet Michael Harper published a "Dear John" book about him |
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In 2004 Brooke Shields was back on Broadway in the hit revival of this musical |
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The only writing Bronte sister whose life overlapped Jane Austen's |
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Andes Indians chew the leaves of this narcotic plant with lime juice for extra stamina |
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Lincoln's election as captain of his company in this 1832 Indian war "gave me more pleasure than any I have had" |
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Marked by an elegant or exclusive quality |
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Donald Goines wrote 4 novels about an urban revolutionary named for this father of modern Kenya |
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Families love this Orlando attraction housed in a building that appears to be upside down |
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While Christopher Wren was drawing up plans for London, this man & Joliet were drawing the route of the Mississippi |
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This Mediterranean fruit appears on the Spanish city of Granada's coat of arms |
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In 1692, while president of Harvard, he received the first divinity degree in the American colonies |
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A phony, exaggerated showing of holiness or moral superiority |
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Last name of poet Nikki, or first name of the man whose "room" is a James Baldwin book title |
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Michael Douglas was praised for his portrayal of a professor in this 2000 film |
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Abelard could have read the daily news about this famous Spaniard born Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar |
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It's the Hawaiian good luck plant & it suits you to one |
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In 1787 this uprising reached its climax when 1,100 farmers attacked an arsenal in Springfield, Mass. |
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Bitterness & resentment in speech or attitude |
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