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SCENES FROM AN ITALIAN RESTAURANT |
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A MATTER OF "LIFE" OR "DEATH" |
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He soulfully sang it's a "man's world, but it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl" |
James Brown
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Before she was a pretty woman, this actress mopped the floor of the title joint in "Mystic Pizza" |
Julia Roberts
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They're seen here accompanying shrimp & lacking their distinctive shells |
scallops
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Bread, as the mainstay of the human diet, is known as this |
(Yungsheng 永勝: Uh, what is the life m--[laughs]--life matter?)
the staff of life
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In Norse mythology, Hel, daughter of this troublesome god, ruled Niflheim, where sinners were tormented |
Loki
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After floods in 1966, UNESCO made efforts to save this Italian city & its treasures, like the Biblioteca Marciana |
Venice
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Referring to the nickname "Governor Moonbeam", he says, "I've earned that moniker" |
Jerry Brown
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Later movies in the "Rocky" oeuvre include scenes in the restaurant Mr. Balboa opened & named for her |
Adrian
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In a Japanese restaurant, kani is this crustacean & kani-kamaboko is fake this crustacean |
crab
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A source of rescue in a crisis; phone a friend is one example |
a lifeline
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Delacroix depicted this Roman poet guiding Dante across the River Styx |
Virgil
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The Zuiderzee Flood of 1287 killed 50,000 but also connected this then-village to the sea, & the rest is Dutch history |
Amsterdam
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He said he knew "slave-holders" would not give up their slaves "till they felt a big stick about their heads" |
John Brown
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Danny Aiello awkwardly proposes to Cher in an Italian restaurant in this 1987 film |
(Yungsheng 永勝: What is Moonlight?)
Moonstruck
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Boquerones, which are these, are a favorite on tapas in Spain; they've fallen out of favor on American pizzas |
anchovies
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Alliterative term used to publicize a circus performer who puts himself at great risk |
death-defying
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Milton used this word for the capital of Hell; now it means wild confusion |
(Ken: And you got a little meditation in, very nice.)
Pandemonium
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In 1887, 1931 & 1938 northern China was devastated by flooding of the Huang He, this colorful river |
Yellow
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Before he became U.K. prime minister, he said economic & "environmental objectives now... reinforce each other" |
Gordon Brown
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Mookie throws a trash can through the window of Sal's Famous Pizzeria in Brooklyn in this 1989 film |
Do the Right Thing
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The Dover type of this fish isn't confined to British waters; it's found in the Mediterranean |
sole
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Though they sound like they sit on the beach, they're the senior British army regiment & first saw action in the 1600s |
the Life Guards
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This French existentialist's play "No Exit" posits that hell is other people |
Sartre
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A dam collapse in this state led to the deadly 1889 Johnstown Flood |
Pennsylvania
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She ran Vanity Fair & the Daily Beast but said, "I didn't see myself as an editor. I wanted to be a playwright" |
Tina Brown
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In the final scene of this film, Secondo makes a frittata for Brother Primo in the Paradise restaurant |
Big Night
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This shellfish of the family Mytilidae needs its beard removed, a little steaming & yum |
a mussel
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One of the Arabian Nights begins with a proud king who's not so proud when this heavenly being appears to him |
the Angel of Death
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In Greek mythology the gods consigned their enemies to this region under Hades |
Tartarus
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2010-11 floods in Australia were exacerbated by this Pacific Ocean weather phenomenon with a feminine name |
(Yungsheng 永勝: What is El--what is [*]?)
La Niña
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