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Roland Petit danced with this city's Opera Ballet before he co-founded the Ballets des Champs-Elysees |
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At the 1992 Olympics, the U.S. Men's Basketball team was known by this rhyming name |
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This Irish castle famous for its "stone" was built by Cormac MacCarthy about 1446 |
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This duo won 1989's Best New Artist Grammy, but later it was rescinded |
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In 1900 Kodak introduced this camera that sold for $1 |
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This "pie" can now be topped with duck sausage & goat cheese rather than mozzarella & tomato |
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Coincidentally, Jerome Robbins' ballet "Fanfare" debuted on the day she was crowned in 1953 |
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Since the 1950s players from this continent have been the dominant force in table tennis |
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In 1863 Napoleon III persuaded this Archduke to become Emperor of Mexico |
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Dionne Warwick's "That's What Friends Are For" was knocked out of No. 1 by this first cousin's "How Will I Know?" |
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Due to the nature of this singer's photo book "Sex", it is being sold mylar-wrapped |
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The Lorraine type of this custard cheese dish contains bacon |
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In the 1960s Maya Plisetskaya succeeded Galina Ulanova as prima ballerina of this company |
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This piece of fencing equipment is made of strong wire mesh & may be padded |
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In 1453 at Castillon, the French artillery won the last battle of this long war |
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In 1982 he & Andrew Ridgely formed the successful duo Wham! |
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His collections include "My Camera in Yosemite Valley" & "Portfolio Two: The National Parks" |
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Hosomaki & Futomaki are types of this Japanese vinegared rice & raw fish dish |
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Part of John Cranko's ballet based on this Shakespeare play is set in Petruchio's home |
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In swimming the butterfly stroke originated as a modification of this similar stroke |
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In 1853 Turkey declared war on Russia, beginning this conflict |
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In 1978 John Travolta & this singer teamed for 2 Top 5 hits, "You're the One that I Want" & "Summer Nights" |
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In 1924 a miniature 35mm camera called the Leica was introduced in this country |
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The name of the Mexican rolled tortilla dish comes from Spanish meaning "young donkey" |
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In Frederick Ashton's ballet, 4 fairies help this fairy tale heroine get dressed for the ball |
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The origins of tennis go back to jeu de paume, a game in which the ball was struck with this body part |
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Formerly of Cream, this legendary rock guitarist is nicknamed "Slowhand" |
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A mirror reflects the image onto a viewing screen in an SLR camera; SLR stands for this |
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Chef George Crum created this fried snack at a resort hotel in Saratoga Springs, New York |
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