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In 1957, then-senator John F. Kennedy won a Pulitzer Prize for this book |
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This Scandinavian country is made up of 482 islands & the peninsula of Jutland |
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Accepting her Oscar for "Tootsie", Jessica Lange called this star "my leading lady" |
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It's no bull; in May 1986 Ford introduced a car named for this zodiac sign |
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Because Lord Carnarvon financed the dig, some say this boy king's "curse" killed him |
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At $18.7 million for some 15 minutes on screen, this "Superman" star got over $20,000 a second |
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In Lewis Grizzard's book title, this singer "is dead, & I don't feel so good myself" |
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Before 1949, Jordan was known by this name, meaning "the land across the Jordan River" |
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This 1985 Best Actress nominee once played comedienne Moms Mabley in an acclaimed 1-woman show |
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Back in the mid-'30s, the Cord featured headlights able to do this |
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As the name implies, Argos built this famous ship |
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Of $847, $1085, or $1436, the monthly salary of a first-year sergeant in the U.S. Army |
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"Gigi" author whose husband encouraged her to write, then published her books under his own name |
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2 of the 4 countries of South America that lie completely north of the Equator |
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"Gandhi" star whose real name is Krishna Bhanji |
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In some legends, this relative of King Arthur died on the same day Arthur was born |
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According to title 3, section 102 of the U.S. code, he gets paid $16,666.67 every month |
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His pen name is Russian for "bitter"; his depressing plays include "The Lower Depths" |
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The area called "the roof of the world" is where Afghanistan, Pakistan & Russia all meet this country |
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He said he fell in love with Rita Hayworth, "so what we did in 'Gilda'" was play truth" |
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Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, lost this garment to Hercules, who probably looked silly in it |
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In 1979, this chairman of the board agreed to work for $1 a year until his company was making money again |
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Peter Shaffer called this long time best seller "a tribal record...full of rape, incest & murder" |
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Asia Minor, the westernmost Asian peninsula, is almost wholly occupied by this country |
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She played Garbo in "Garbo Talks" but is better-known for writing musicals with Adolph Green |
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In 1939, the Lincoln Zephyr started a design trend by eliminating these from car bodies |
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In medieval romances, Charlemagne's was called "Joyeuse" |
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This piano virtuoso married to Toscanini's daughter earns a concert paycheck of 80% of the gross |
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