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Both have scenes about selling burgers: "____ Food Nation" & "____ Times at Ridgemont High" |
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A generous gift, or a brand of paper towels |
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"Quidditch Through the Ages" |
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What may be the first air disaster came in 1785 when a fire ensued after one of these hit a chimney in Tullamore, Ireland |
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One non-alien explanation for this "geometric" phenomenon off the coast of Florida is rogue giant waves |
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This container named from the Greek for "hot" was invented in 1892 |
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One's got Inspector Clouseau, the other Bjork: "A Shot in the ____" & "Dancer in the ____" |
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Theft becomes this felony when the perpetrator enters your home to do it |
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"Heartburn", based on her breakup with husband Carl Bernstein |
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Reportedly, 1,000 died when part of this "Big" 2-word Roman sports venue collapsed during gladiator games |
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One theory says this type of drink got its name from a rooster's feather that was used to garnish it |
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When followed by "up", it can mean to enclose, like traffic in a tunnel |
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2 very different films: "Coming ____" & "____ Alone" |
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Church feature seen here; where are the bats? |
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The poem that appears inside the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty |
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It's the accident that got 78-year-old Texas lawyer Harry Whittington into political news in 2006 |
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Before Copernicus, odd circles called epicycles were used to explain the "wandering" motion of these bodies |
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Painter David Hockney often depicted these in L.A., as in "Peter Getting Out of Nick's" |
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An action flick & a musical: "____ Gun" & "____ Hat" |
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It can be a branch of library science dealing with the history of books as well as a list of sources used |
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The Top 10 hits "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" & "How Do I Live" |
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A 1947 ship explosion in Texas killed 500 & led to the first of these mass lawsuits against the federal govt. |
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A story says this lost its nose to Napoleon's cannon, but the mutilation happened in the 1300s |
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From the Latin for "vase" comes this term that refers to something that carries water or carries people over water |
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A film set in Texas & a film based on Judas priest: "Lone ____ " & "Rock ____" |
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In mountain climbing, this verb means to secure a person to an end of a rope |
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In 1882, "An Official History of the Red Cross" |
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A race car flew in to the crowd at the 1955 edition of the "24 hours of" this French town, killing dozens of spectators |
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A rye fungus causing strange behavior may have led to the 1692 accusations against some of this town's women |
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This line of hands-free water holders to get you over the "hump" started as an IV bag in a sock |
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