Answer: Ryan Gosling Considering the success he has achieved as a leading male actor in Hollywood, it is unlikely the Ryan Gosling - who is reputed to be a better vocalist than even Justin Timberlake - regretted his decision not to join the Backstreet Boys.
Answer: Christina Milian Although Christina Milian already had a notable job in entertainment being the host for a show on the Disney Channel, her first professional singing gig was being featured on Ja Rule's track "Between Me and You" from his 2000 album Rule 3:36.
Answer: Allen Iverson Allen Iverson was accused of hitting a woman in the head with a chair during a tumultuous brawl at a bowling alley in 1993. Although evidence against him was ultimately deemed insufficient, undoubtedly his status as the number-one high school basketball player in the country helped get him released early by the Governor of Virginia himself.
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: The History of Everything The History of Everything is the official theme song of "The Big Bang Theory"'. It was recorded by the Canadian rock band Barenaked Ladies. The song is played at the start of every episode.
Answer: Germany Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven and Johannes Brahms are three of the most influential musicians in Western history and as such, are credited with putting their mutual home country, Germany, "on the musical map".
Answer: 1903 The Feast of Saint Patrick (also known as Saint Patrick's Day) was formally made a public holiday in Ireland in 1903. Irish politician and member of parliament James O'Mara was the one who introduced the bill to the House of Commons that made this relgious celebration a statutory holiday in Ireland.
Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Amadeus" (1984), a fictional account of the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, went on to win 40 movie awards, including eight Academy Awards and four Golden Globes.
