70's Cinema: The eponymous baseball team is down 7-3 but has the bases loaded with 2 outs in the last inning of the league championship game. Their best hitter smacks a ball all the way to the fence but is tagged out at home, thus ending the game 1 run short of a tie. The movie?

The beginning of what classic rock song describes a woman who would certainly disagree with the saying "All that glitters is not gold"?

What do the British call an elevator? trunk of a car? drug store?

Photographer William Eggleston's first album cover was for who? what album?

Three songs from what album are featured in the Wes Anderson film "The Darjeeling Limited"?

What is the term for the shape a flexible hanging chain forms when it is held by its two ends?

Kangaroos, wombats, opossum, koalas: commonality?

The very first music heard at the start of La La Land (2016) is a snippet from what famous work?

What is the national animal of Scotland?

What title is customarily conferred by a British monarch on his or her oldest daughter?

What is the formal term for a chapter of the Quran, of which there are a total of 114?

Though it advertises "Australian for Lager" where is Fosters beer really brewed?

What early rock 'n' roller died in a car crash while shielding his fiancee at the moment of impact?

Major League Baseball: What milestone was achieved on Friday, May 21?

Who was the first child actor who received some of the merchandising revenue from a TV show?

80's Cinema: The opening scene of what movie begins with an overhead shot of an important man lying back in a chair having his shoes shined and getting a manicure, with a towel wrapped around his face in anticipation of a shave, all while being interviewed by a newspaper reporter?

What unique degree is offered at the University of Vincennes in Indiana?

What was the first country to use flamethrowers in W W.1?

What African country’s name derives from another language’s reference to the country’s abundant shrimp?

What French city was the site of a council that recommended the use of non-classical Latin for sermons, which is generally considered the first recognition of the early Old French language?