Answer: Stephon Marbury Part of Sebastian Telfair's undeserved mega popularity coming into the NBA in 2004 was the fact that his cousin, Stephon Marbury, was already a very successful point guard from Brooklyn, New York.
Answer: 1969 Many look back at 1969's Woodstock music festival in Upstate New York as the personification of 1960's American counterculture, with Jimi Hendrix's rendition of "the Star Spangled Banner" being one of the highlights of the event.
Answer: Spain Catalonia is one of the Spain's 17 districts. It is located in the northeastern region of Spain. The regional capital of Catalonia is Barcelona.
Answer: Martin Kaymer In 2014, Martin Kaymer won the U.S. Open championship, which was held at the North Carolina's Pinehurst Resort. This was Kaymer's second major championship, one he won by wire-to-wire lead.
Answer: Emma Watson Emma Watson is a British actress who is best known for playing Hermione Granger in "Harry Potter". She recently just starred in the remake of "Beauty and the Beast".
Answer: Dmitri Shostakovich "The Noise of Time" is based on the life of Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975), who despite being one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century during his life had his music, was banned twice by the Soviet principalities.
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: Davis Cup The ITF runs the Davis Cup and it is a yearly event that is contested between men's teams from various nations under around the world. This tournament is often referred to as "World Cup of Tennis".
