8entertainmentIn the summer of 1992, Time-Warner, Inc. became the focus of many complaints because of the lyrics of a particular song by a particularly controversial rap music artist in an album called Body Count. What was the name of the song, and the name of the rapShow AnswerLearn MoreShare
8peopleThis music personality rose to prominence in the 1920s in Harlem and Chicago cabarets. He made films, recordings, and toured throughout world until his death in 1971. Who is he?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8geographyThis city is one of the oldest intellectual centers in Europe. Many of its buildings are over 600 years old. It is located on the Rhine River at the point where Germany, France, and Switzerland all meet. What city is this?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8current eventsWhich 17-18th century monk invented sparkling champagne, and later the cork stopper?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8geographyThe Caribbean coast of Central America, as well as the native people inhabiting the region, have the same name as an insect. What are they called?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8otherThe ratio of black squares to total squares is about 1:6, in which game or hobby?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8peopleThis actor, who appeared in 87 films and 21 plays in his 76 years of life, won his first Academy Award for Best Actor in 1981, one year before his death. Who was he, and for what film did he win the Oscar?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8otherThe English town of Cambridge lies on which river: the Stratford, the Oxford, or the Cam?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8geographyWhich of the Great Lakes lies above and feeds into Niagara Falls?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8historyAt its maximum extent, around 500 years ago, what countries marked the northern and southernmost limits of the Inca empire?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
8sportsBONUS 3: At the turn of the millennium, the cable sports network ESPN ranked the greatest athletes of all time. Who were the top three athletes on their list?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
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