Answer: Motown Records Motown Records, founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy as Tamla Records, is still very influential in the American music scene after over half a century of operation.
Answer: 1972 The Happiness Development Movement began in 1972 through a philosophy introduced by the king of Bhutan, the same country that initiated the resolution which led to the establishment of the International Day of Happiness.
Answer: Matzah Matzah is the name of the unleavened bread Jews eat during Passover. This symbolizes the fact that during the Israelites' escape from Egypt to the Promised Land, they left so quickly that they didn't have sufficient time to wait for their dough to rise.
Answer: The Jeffersons "The First Store" was actually a flashback episode from the 1980 season of "the Jeffersons" where they reminisced back to 1968, specifically to the date when MLK Jr. was assassinated.
Answer: Adele With over 1.1 million copies sold during its debut week, Adele's "Hello" reigns well above the second track on the list - Flo Rida's "Right Round" - for the song to sell the most downloads in a single week.
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: Giuseppe Tartini According to Giuseppe Tartini, he got the inspiration for the "Devil's Trill Sonata" (1770) when Lucifer himself, playing a violin, visited him during a dream.
Answer: A rock blanket Andy used a rock blanket to shape and polish rocks into the chess pieces on his window. It probably helped in his escape as well.
Answer: Flavia Pennetta Flavia Pennetta of Italy beat her fellow countrywoman Roberta Vinci to lift her first ever Grand Slam title in the women's singles of the 2015 U.S. Open Championship.
Answer: Passover Seder The Passover Seder is the Jewish ritual dinner that is enjoyed on either the first night or the first and second nights of Passover. In Israel, the Seder is held only on the first night of Passover.
