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INITIALS TO ROMAN NUMERALS TO NUMBERS II |
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1904: Picasso's "Woman Ironing" exemplifies this colorful "period" of his career |
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W particles transmit this force that despite its name, is stronger than gravity |
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Sudoku-ed? jigsaw-ed? either way, catch 2 Zs in this word meaning confused |
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On a Sept. 22, 1949 episode of this series, a character wonders, "Who's the masked man?" |
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For the U.K.'s current prime minister |
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In 1916 he made Russian bigwigs nervous, so they poisoned him. & shot him. twice. then drowned him |
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1601: Caravaggio anticipates the Baroque era in "the conversion of" this man |
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In a song title, it follows "Bewitched, Bothered and..." |
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In 1948 this freckle-faced, plaid-shirted puppet had "plastic" surgery to improve his looks |
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For the "Bowling for Columbine" documentary filmmaker |
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This mobster developed Vegas gambling (yay!); skimmed funds in building the Flamingo (oops); killed in '47 (eesh) |
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In a 1905 paper Einstein was the first to theorize about these, also called light quanta |
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"Confuse" is synonymous with this "con-" word, that also means to associate by mistake |
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Boxing was big on the small screen, like on the "Cavalcade of Sports" Friday night fights from this NYC venue |
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For the professional name of the supermodel married to David Bowie |
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In 1535 Henry VIII said, please sir, I want some of this man who refused to help annul my marriage--"some" being his head |
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1577: Shortly after his arrival in Spain, this foreign-born man paints his "Assumption of the Virgin" |
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Named for a physicist, it's the "god particle" that endows subatomic particles with mass |
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To jumble; when you achieve success despite a lack of skill, you do this "through" |
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TV's first telethon was 1949's "Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund" hosted by this man, "Mr. Television" |
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For the judge best known for the 1994 O.J. Simpson case |
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The first words of an article called "John Brown's Day of Reckoning" are this place in the Blue Ridge Mountains |
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1771: Benjamin West shakes things up by depicting contemporary history in "The Death of General" him |
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From the Greek for "swift", these theoretical particles are said to exist only at speeds faster than light |
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This 10-letter word meaning confused is from the Latin for "not more" |
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On Aug. 10, 1948 he brought his radio hit "Candid Microphone" to television |
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For the American who in 1964 founded Muslim Mosque, Inc. |
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This emperor got the boot at the 41 A.D. Palatine games; Cassius Chaerea killed him, but many wanted to |
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