In what Andrew Lloyd Webber composition does the song “Hosanna” appear?
Most people would say “Jesus Christ Superstar,” but there’s also one is his “Requiem.”
Um, I can think of at least five countries named after rivers in Africa. (Niger & Nigeria, both countries named Congo, The Gambia and probably Senegal).
I think the question meant two countries named for the same river, which I believe you answered correctly with Nigeria/Niger and the 2 Congos. They’re a re other countries named after rivers, but they are unique country/river combos.
I guess Masaryk’s death isn’t usually called the “Fourth Defenestration of Prague”, but it really should be.
What 1980’s American TV show included a scene with the punchline “Mickey Mouse’s dog was gay?”?
Since no one has gotten it yet, the movies are Pirates of the Caribbean and the original Westworld. Michael Crichton was at Disneyland and saw the ride, and wondered what would happen if the animatronic characters rebelled against the guests.
What television sitcom character, known to his friends by his extraterrestrial nickname, was actually named Gordon?
What Dudley Moore movie features a seduction scene where he’s interrupted when his record player starts skipping?
In what year did three Presidents of the United States each hold the office?
As God is my witness, I thought cats were edible.
In 1841, there was Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison and John Tyler.
In… 1881 (?), we had Rutherford Hayes, James Garfield and Chester Arthur.
Which 1968 movie involves an alien artifact buried in the ground that caused profound changes in early man, creating modern humans? When the artifact is uncovered, it emits a signal.
Oh, very clever.
Which country is sharing land border with Canada?
For what musical project is Brian May most famous for?
Which country bordering Peru have a port on Atlantic coast?
Who is the British singer, renowned for his vocal abilities and style, started in the 60’s with blues and later become more rock oriented and enormously popular? His name is Robert and his last name starts with P and contains the letters L and A.
As far as I know, that only has one answer, the US. What’s the other country with a land border? Two additional countries have maritime borders with Canada.
I expect the reference is to Hans Island, whose ownership is disputed between Canada and Denmark (for Greenland). There’s no agreed upon border on the island, so it really doesn’t count.
Interesting, but as the article says there is no defined land border at present and a settlement could involve joint administration. It might count someday but doesn’t now.
What baseball player, born May 27, 1968, won his league’s Most Valuable Player Award in 1994?
What baseball player, who served in both WWII and Korea, homered in the final game of his career at Fenway Park?
Of course, “most famous” is somewhat subjective, but what is OBJECTIVE is that he can only be most famous for one thing (depending on who you ask). Otherwise, just about any question of this type qualifies.