Answer: WWF The World Wrestling Federation (WWF) teamed up with NBC to present the XFL for its sole season, which was 2001. Vince McMahon will relaunch the league in 2020.
Answer: Eddie Vedder Pearl Jam is an American band that formed in Seattle, Washington in 1990. The band consisted of the lead singer Eddie Vedder, Mike McCready in lead guitar, Stone Gossard in rhythm guitar, and Jeff Ament in the bass.
Answer: The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones grew in popularity after police raided Keith Richards' mansion in West Wittering, England - known as "Redlands" - and arrested he and Mick Jagger for possession of hash and amphetamines.
Answer: Hawaii There is perhaps no part of the United States which celebrates May Day as colorfully as Hawaii, since 1 May also serves as Lei Day when the culture of all of the different Hawaiian islands are recognized.
Answer: Detroit Pistons The "Malice at the Palace", perhaps the most-disturbing event in the history of the NBA, involved members of the visiting Indiana Pacers brawling in the stands with fans of Detroit Pistons, who formerly played at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan.
Answer: China On 1 April 2013, former Google China head Kai-fu Lee joked that the Great Firewall, China's infamous internet regulations and censorship, was penetrable, allowing access to Facebook and Twitter. His prank drew over 10,000 comments, many of which were filled with insults or other forms of anger.
Answer: New Year's Day It wasn't until Pope Gregory XIII ordered the implementation of the Gregorian Calendar in 1582 that many European switched New Year's Day from 1 April to 1 January, and even then it still took some places, like England, a while to adapt.
Answer: Rastafarians "Ital" is derived from the word "vital" and describes the espoused diets, which usually consists of abstaining from processed foods, of Rastafarians.
Answer: Prison Break The real-life D.B. Cooper, who "Prison Break" pays homage to, is the alias of a man who parachuted out of an airplane he hijacked after receiving $200,000 in ransom money in 1971. To this day his case remains unsolved.
Answer: Amphibian Amphibians usually have soft, moist skin that is protected by a layer of mucus. They also tend to live in moist places or by a body of water. Examples of Amphibians would be frogs and toads.
