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YOU GOTTA STAND FOR SOMETHING |
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Queen Isabella was about 5 & in France at the time this 1995 film has her in a relationship with William Wallace |
Braveheart
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To an M.D., an RBC is one of these, also called an erythrocyte |
a red blood cell
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In a Stendhal novel, Julien must choose between joining the army or the church, symbolized by these 2 colors |
the red and the black
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George Bernard Shaw wrote this role in "Pygmalion" for the actress Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who played her in 1914 |
Eliza Doolittle
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Good news: a reptile is not the main ingredient in mock this soup; bad news: it's a calf's head cooked in water |
turtle
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When asked what the makers of this 1986 movie got right, Johnny Rotten said,"Maybe the name Sid" |
Sid and Nancy
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"The Land of the Rising Sun" |
Japan
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AGW is anthropogenic this phenomenon, meaning "caused by humans" |
(Adrianne: What is...)
global warming
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It's the first letter in Robert Graves' 1934 historical novel of a Roman emperor |
I, Claudius
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She's been called one of the five original supermodels |
Naomi Campbell
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Pasta e fagioli is a hearty Italian soup of pasta & these |
beans
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Contradicting this film's depictions of him, John Nash insisted he never had visual hallucinations |
A Beautiful Mind
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Used by Desmond Tutu: "Rainbow Nation" |
South Africa
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Shorter than an LP, an EP is this kind of record |
extended play
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Though written in German, a 1980s bestseller about a man with an incredible nose isn't called "Cologne" but this |
Perfume
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Colum Ban Campbell MacKenzie is laird of Castle Leoch, where Claire Randall ends up living in 1743 in this 1991 novel |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Outlander
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Tripe and calf's feet go into this spicy Mexican soup that shares its name with Ricky Martin's former band |
menudo
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Jada Pinkett Smith had some choice words about how her relationship to this rapper is portrayed in "All Eyez On Me" |
Tupac Shakur
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'White Russia" |
(Gerard: What is Byelorussia?)
Belarus
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IPA, to a bartender |
India Pale Ale
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The title of this John Bunyan work continues, "From This World to That Which is to Come" |
A Pilgrim's Progress
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The 1950s saw the introduction of a diet based on this soup; eat as much of it as you can stomach, but just for a week |
cabbage
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The 1953 biopic of this man shows Tony Curtis dying in the water torture cell illusion, not from peritonitis |
(Alex: And we have less than a minute now.)
Harry Houdini
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"The Land of the White Elephant", AKA "The Land of Smiles" |
Thailand
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Some say résumé, some say CV, short for this Latin phrase |
curriculum vitae
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Karl Ove Knausgaard's 6-volume autobiographical novel is "Min Kamp" in Norwegian, this in English |
(Adrianne: What is My Life?) (Gerard: What is My Battle?)
My Struggle
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The full name of this French soup includes the words "crème" and "glacée", telling you it's an iced cream (but not ice cream) soup |
vichyssoise
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