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SOUNDS LIKE MY FIRST MARRIAGE |
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According to GQ, Common Projects makes "the gold standard of high-end" these sports shoes with a stealthy name |
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This rare Indian cat is named for the activity it's engaging in here |
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Carl Sandburg mentions Pittsburgh, & Gary & Birmingham too, in a poem about these mills |
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This Spanish artist's first wife, Olga Khokhlova, was so ravishing he would actually paint her looking like herself |
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You prob'ly think this Carly Simon hit is about Warren Beatty; perhaps, but it's a fact that Mick Jagger sang backup on it |
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Popular around the holidays is the term "nutty as" one of these, like the Scottish Dundee variety |
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Business Insider called this tracking poll's approval ratings "the gold standard of presidential indicators" |
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Smaller than a house cat, the black-footed cat is native to the Kalahari on this continent |
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In the 6th century Khadijah, 15 years his senior, was the first of his 11 wives |
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Tom Cruise sings... well...performs... this Righteous Brothers hit in "Top Gun"; now the clue is gone, gone, gone... |
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"The proof is" here likely referred to a meat dish back in the day; to us, it sounds much sweeter |
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Wired magazine said that "for many," this maker's Stratocaster is "the gold standard of electric guitars" |
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Name in common to the two beings seen here |
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This supermodel & "Project Runway" host's first marriage was to celebrity hairstylist Ric Pipino |
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Right Said Fred tweeted thanks to Taylor Swift for the "marvellous reinvention" of "I'm Too Sexy" in this 2017 song |
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To make bad news easier to bear; it's also done to sweeten some donuts |
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Named for Ransom Eli Olds, REO, an old maker of these, promoted them as "the gold standard of value" |
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This little cat gets its name from the flat, grassy plains of South America, to which it's native |
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Before she was Martha Washington, she was married to a man with this last name |
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Courteous Shawn Mendes sang, "I know I can" do this 3-word title "than he can, & any girl like you deserves a gentleman" |
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Fair skin is described as this mixture of fruit & dairy, used by Ringo Starr as a descriptive in "You're 16" |
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The New York Times called James Baker, who served Reagan & Bush, the gold standard of this White House job |
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Seen here, the marbled cat of southeast Asia is often called the miniature version of this clouded big cat |
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A nurse is supposed to institutionalize a girl born with Down syndrome in this novel but instead moves to Pittsburgh with her |
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In the 1660s Maria Cotton was this Boston preacher's stepsister & first wife |
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"Nothing you can do, but you can learn how to be you in time, it's easy" sang the Beatles in this hit |
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If you boast & come up short, you may have to eat this metaphorical pastry |
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