Answer: Kesha More information: The lawsuit of Kesha v. Dr. Luke began in 2014 with Luke filing charges of defamation and breach of contract against Kesha, and Kesha and her mother countersuing for sexual harassment, emotional distress, etc. As of the beginning of 2019 the case is yet to be resolved.
Answer: 1973 More information: The annual New York Halloween Parade started in the year 1973. It is a yearly holiday parade that is presented on every Halloween's night in Manhattan, New York City.
Answer: Dallas More information: The last episode of "Dallas", which aired during its 14th season in 1991, featured J.R. Ewing seemingly committing suicide, though in a Dallas reunion movie aired in 1996 it was revealed that he had not.
Answer: Stingy Jack More information: Jack-O'-lantern originated from an Irish myth of "Stingy Jack". Legend has it that "Stingy Jack" was the nickname of a man who after his death, was denied entrance to neither Heaven nor Hell. Jack was driven into the gloomy night. In order to brighten up his way, Jack was given a lump of burning coal, which he placed into a carved turnip.
Answer: NSYNC More information: Justin Timberlake left NSYNC when the group disbanded in 2002 and went on to become one of the top-selling musicians in history on his own.
Answer: V More information: Roman numerals were letter used by the ancient Romans and civilizations in Europe to represent numbers before the adoption of Arabic numerals.
Answer: Mauna Loa More information: Mauna Loa is located in Hawaii and is one of the five volcanoes that forms the island. The last time Mauna Loa erupted was April 15, 1984.
Answer: Kathmandu More information: Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal is famed for playing host to the largest Passover Seder in the world every year. Thousands of people from all over the world often take trips to Kathmandu to be part of this spectacular event.
Answer: Sailfish More information: Out of the 31,500 identified fish, the Sailfish is the fastest. The Sailfish is able to swim at a speed of 68 MPH, 18 MPH faster than the second place fish.
Answer: Bruce Springsteen More information: Bruce Springsteen's 1984 classic Born in the U.S.A. was the first music CD sold commercially in American history.
