Today's Trivia Questions

10

The first names of these 20th century American jazz pianists and bandleaders were William and Edward, but they were better known by their noble nicknames. Who were they?

20

39,370 inches is equivalent to what unit of distance?

31

What cloud security company was Google reportedly acquiring for $32 billion in March 2026?

14

What legal principle holds that illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court?

4

What type of annoying insect is named for a colorful article of clothing?

16

A. If you suffer from arachnophobia, what are you afraid of? b. Neophobia? c. Photophobia?

34

What astronomical event occurred in March 2026, visible across Eastern Asia, Oceania, and the Americas?

10

Former New York policeman Edward Mahoney dropped a few letters from his name and became a 1970's music star. Who is he?

7

In this extremely poor city of 10 million people, 60 different languages are spoken, and the Hooghly river flows. Which city is it?

9

What di Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins first accomplish?

12

What computer virus, released in 2000, spread via email with the subject line 'ILOVEYOU'?

47

Who directed 'Sinners', the film that broke the Oscar record for most nominations in history?

17

On what island is the country of Haiti located?

56

What is the name of the Korean traditional archery style that uses a short composite bow and thumb draw technique?

17

For a long time fish and chips would have been considered the national dish of England, but these days, due to internationalization of the country, what foreign dish is even more likely to qualify as England's national dish? (general answer)