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In her first No. 1 solo hit, Tina Turner asked this title question |
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This capital's Avenida Juarez was named for Benito Juarez, president of the country in the 1860s & 1870s |
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Today it's a couch without a back, but in 1922 it became an empire without a future |
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Flavored types of this liquor, like Pertsovka, are popular in the U.S. & have long been a Russian favorite |
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A collision between cars that causes only minor damage |
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Song heard here, it's also the title of a 1997 film: |
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The name of this Austrian city means "Salt Castle" |
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Known as the "Iron Chancellor", he was forced out of power by Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1890 |
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Colt 45 & Olde English 800 are brands of this "liquor" that's stronger than most beers |
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Young Florence Griffith, called Dee Dee, grew up, got married & acquired this rhyming nickname |
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In 1943, in Morocco, FDR became the 1st sitting president since this one to visit an actual theater of war |
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In 1992 Whitney Houston had a hit with this Dolly Parton song |
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This Cambodian capital lies at the confluence of the Bassac, Tonle Sap & Mekong rivers |
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He returned to Amsterdam after the end of WWII & his daughter Anne's death, to collect her papers |
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Booker's, Baker's & Knob Creek are "small batch" producers of this Southern elixir |
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In a '60s routine George Carlin was Al Sleet, this groovy type of weatherman |
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His travels included an 1875 trip to Salt Lake City; he later visited Mark Twain to do the book deal |
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Hi there -- it was the Doors' last No. 1 hit |
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You can visit the home of former prime minister John Diefenbaker in this Saskatchewan capital |
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Movie in which the "Otto Pilot" seen here appears: |
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In Spanish, the name of this cocktail means "daisy" |
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This term can mean "haphazardly" or have its original sense, "whether you want to or not" |
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In 1972 he went to both Moscow & Peking |
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"But darling most of all", The Paris Sisters are remembered for this '60s classic |
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The Prefecture, the palace of Pizarro, still stands in this southern Peru city known for its Incan remains |
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The conductor of the L.A. Philharmonic from 1933 to 1939, his son Werner gained fame as Col. Klink |
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Despite its name, this cocktail of rye, sugar & bitters over ice is not quite out of date |
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General who invaded Italy during WWII & commanded U.N. forces in Korea |
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