Answer: Lady Gaga After being impressed with her skills in managing his eldest son, Zachary, Elton John also named Lady Gaga the godmother of the younger, Elijah.
Answer: Mother's Day Beginning in 1956, Mother's Day has been observed on the same date as the vernal equinox in many Arab countries due to the clear association between motherhood and fertility/Spring.
Answer: India India is considered the largest democracy in the world in terms of population. The country has over a billion people. It's noteworthy that China is more populous than India. However, China doesn't practice complete democracy.
Answer: October 30th The 30th of October, thus the eve of Halloween is often referred to as the Devil's Night. The Devil's Night began in the 1940s and it is usually associated with very mild acts of vandalism and mischief in some communities.
Answer: Erik Satie Erik Satie (1866-1925) is remembered as being quite eccentric; for instance, some people give him the credit as the first musician to wear sunglasses for stylistic purposes. Also, in his "Memoirs of an Amnesiac", he claims to have only eaten white foods such as "eggs, sugar, grated bones... camphorated sausages... cheese (white varieties)... and certain kinds of fish (without their skin)."
Answer: Orcs & Humans The first Warcraft was called "Orcs & Humans", and various aspects of the game, such as its multiplayer functionality and real-time strategy play, helped revolutionize the videogame industry.
Answer: Evil Spirits There is the belief that evil spirits could be warded off if a person buries the bones of an animal at the front yard of his/her house.
Answer: Massachusetts Named after the James Naismith, the inventor of the sport of basketball, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame can be found in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Answer: Abraham Lincoln This iconic phrase was said by the 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The phrase was part of his famous Gettysburg Address. The Gettysburg Address is regarded as one of the greatest speeches of all time.
Answer: Boston The Patriots were based in Boston - and their name reflected it - before moving to Foxborough and changing their moniker to "New England".
