This book, originally published in 1947, features a bunny’s bedtime ritual of saying “good night” to everything around him.

This member of the Allium genus is related closely to garlic and several other species known for their pungent tastes and aromas.

One of the few entertainers to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award, this actress and comedian is famous for her roles in The Color Purple and Sister Act.

This family that lived mostly on the Kentucky side of the Tug Fork River is famous for their role in a 28-year long feud that started during the Civil War.

This term, which comes from the Latin for “set of stars”, denotes the official 88 groups of stars that form distinctive patterns in the night sky.

"That’s all there is, there isn’t any more,” is the closing line of this series of children’s books about a young girl who is attending a Catholic boarding school in Paris.

Although most winter squashes are soft and starchy when cooked, this squash stays crisp and stringy, which means it often gets used as a pasta alternative.

Close collaborator with Oprah Winfrey and famous for his character Madea, this comedian and media mogul has built a film and television studio in Atlanta.

Having released 12 studio albums and 44 singles since 1992, he is best known for his number one single "Achy Breaky Heart", which became the first single ever to achieve triple Platinum status in Australia.

A sheep, a duck, and a rooster were the first passengers on this lighter-than-air conveyance, launched for the first time in 1783.

Set in Maine, this book has a highly distinctive blue and yellow color palette and tells the story of a mother and her daughter picking blueberries across the hill from a mother bear and her cub who are doing the same thing.

The tilde often found above the “n” in the name of this very spicy pepper is actually an example of hyper-foreignism that was patterned after the spelling and pronunciation of jalapeño.

This song was sung by the famous actor in The Wedding Singer (1998):
“I wanna make you smile whenever you’re sad, carry you around when your arthritis is bad, all I wanna do is grow old with you. I’ll get your medicine when your tummy aches, build you a fire if the furnace breaks…”

This Corbin restauranteur’s early career included serving five months in the US military, founding a ferry boat company in Louisville, and a legal career that ended after a courtroom fight with his own client.

This celestial object is known both as the Evening Star and the Morning Star.

This author and illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are took inspiration from his family and filled the book with caricatures of his aunts and uncles.

This leafy vegetable in the species Brassica oleracea, commonly baked into chips, can be grown in winter and survive temperatures of 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

This comedian, who got his start on Saturday Night Live and frequently appears in Wes Anderson films, is also part owner of several minor league baseball teams.

This Bowling Green native found success writing restaurant ratings for travelers, but is most famous as the name on a common brand of cake mix.

This prolific meteor shower that is visible each year in late July and early August takes its name from the constellation that it appears to originate from, Perseus.

In this book by Audrey and Don Wood, the entire court tries unsuccessfully to lure the title character from his cozy spot in the bathtub.

Onions, carrots, and this green stalk make up the French mirepoix, which is a common base for soups. Swap out green bell pepper for the carrots and you’ve got Cajun cuisine’s “holy trinity”.

Raised in Copenhagen and a piano prodigy from a young age, this comedian’s two best known routines are phonetic punctuation and inflationary language.

This White House press corps journalist covered the administrations of eleven presidents from Eisenhower to Obama and was born in Winchester.

The more common term for intra-cloud lightning, or lightning strikes that are embedded within a cloud.