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A talented violinist, he said, "If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music" |
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Its name also refers to a creature known for its wattle |
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A real historical person, Dr. William Butts (died 1545) appears in the Shakespeare play about this king |
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An artist's financial supporter |
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Downtown L.A. has the aptly named cathedral of Our Lady of these beings |
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God scolds Homer Simpson for skipping church but then admits, "Sometimes even I'd rather be watching" this sport |
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He has humorously said, "My songs are like anchovies. Some people love them. Some people get nauseous." |
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These 2 start off with the same 6-letter word |
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Dr. Astrov & this title Chekhov relative vie for the affections of another man's wife |
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Seen at stadiums, this giant screen that was trademarked by Sony is definitely bigger than an elephant |
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Indianapolis' Scottish Rite Cathedral is not a place of worship but a meeting place for this fraternal society |
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Graham Chapman kneels in this film but God says, "Oh, don't grovel! One thing I can't stand, it's people groveling!" |
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Mahalia Jackson said, "Blues are the songs of despair, but" these "songs are the songs of hope" |
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This member shares its name with a Terry Gilliam film |
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Dr. Begriffenfeldt appears in this "P.G." Ibsen play about a legendary Norwegian hero |
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Long before a Transformer villain was called this name, it was a nickname for the heroine in "A Wrinkle in Time" |
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Both Spanish & French governors worshipped at a church on the site of what's now this city's St. Louis Cathedral |
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After reading some complaints in "Bruce Almighty", God tells this actor, "I'm not much for blaspheming but that last one made me laugh" |
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Horace Walpole wrote of this composer's oratorios, they "thrive abundantly ...they give me an idea of heaven" |
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The 2 members with the initials S.A. |
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A hypochondriac wants his daughter to marry a doctor in the Moliere play with the alliterative title "The Imaginary" this |
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Ernest Lawrence won a Nobel Prize in Physics for this particle accelerator |
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Washington National Cathedral in D.C. is not Catholic, but this American member of the Anglican Communion |
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The TV show "Miracle Workers" is set in the offices of Heaven with this actor as God |
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Nietzsche said of this opera composer, his former friend, "His art presses with the weight of a hundred atmospheres" |
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Population about 500 million, it's the only G20 member that is not a country in its own right |
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A woman wants a doctor to perform a lobotomy on her niece in the Tennessee Williams play "Suddenly" then |
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Graphite marks from No. 2 pencils were perfect to fill in the multiple choice bubbles on forms from this 8-letter co. |
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Nicknamed "St. John the Unfinished", this New York City cathedral is the world's largest Gothic one despite still being under construction |
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As God in "Dogma", this singer performs a miracle--she gets Jay to be as silent as Bob |
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