Today's Trivia Questions

51

This fantasy anime follows Noir Stardia, whose rare skill allows him to create, edit, and access a secret dungeon filled with powerful monsters and treasures, but requires him to consume strong desires to gain points.

12

There are three bridges which connect Manhattan with Brooklyn, across the East River. One of them is, of course, the Brooklyn Bridge. Cahn you name the other two?

2

The tennis star from 1961 to 1979 won a record twenty Wimbledon Tennis titles, including singles and doubles. Who is it?

40

Which nation won the Grand Slam in the 2026 Six Nations Championship in March?

51

What New York museum is hosting a massive exhibition dedicated to the Renaissance artist Raphael, featuring over 200 works, opening in March 2026?

4

Almost every night from the 1960's until the early 1990's, after a drumroll, which person would announce: "And now, Heeeeere's Johnny"?

58

What popular sports anime centers on a controversial training program designed to create the world's greatest egoistic striker for Japan's national football team?

7

This lighthouse, the greatest the world had ever seen, dates from 200 B.C., and is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Near which city was it located?

56

Which long-running American late-night talk and satirical news program has been hosted by figures such as Jon Stewart, Trevor Noah, and currently features a rotating lineup of hosts?

35

What Dick Wolf-produced police procedural drama, a spin-off from 'Chicago Fire,' focuses on the uniformed patrol officers and the Intelligence Unit of the 21st District of the Chicago Police Department?

17

Which letter begins more words in the English language than any other letter?

15

Around 1750, which famous person published an almanac written under the pen-name of Richard Saunders?

5

Can you name the person whose face appeared on the cover of Time Magazine more than any other person, about 64 times, during his lifetime?

15

These frequent summer musical tours are exclusively composed of female performers, such as Cheryl Crow, Paula Cole, and the Dixie Chicks, has what name? ... and was created by what Canadian musician?

4

Born in Texas in 1934, this popular American television and film comedienne and singer became, in 1981, the first person to win a libel suit against the sleazy tabloid National Enquirer?