These two associates have children that have worked with an off Broadway producer for a musical about girl power

The smell of mayonnaise and ketchup disgusts this person.

The 'lifespan' of this professional ball can last anywhere between five, on its best days, and 10 on its worst days, the average comes out somewhere in the seven-day range.

This person once owned a coffee shop

This U.S. President declared Family Ties his favorite television show during the 1980s

This is the longest running movie to have won an Academy Award for Best Picture.

This is the most stolen food in the world

Mike Ditka served as airport chauffeur for this team member

Coffee and this species evolved within 250 miles of each other.

This animal can naturally edit its own genes

This associate saw the move The Titanic in theaters 16 times (SIXTEEN!!!).

Large groups of this type of food can spontaneously combust

Tennis is this person's favorite sport

Coffee was discovered when shepherds noticed this farm animal "dancing."

This person's grandmother was a descendant of an ancient coven of witches that carried around an amulet that gave her immortality

Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage is better known by this stage name.

This food cannot be overcooked

This person is engaged to a former-NFL player

There are over four billion coffee trees in this country alone.

Scientists recently discovered giant viruses (as big as 1 μm in length), named this. Because more than 93% of their genes resemble nothing known and their origin cannot be traced back to any known cellular lineage, scientists suggest the existence of a 4th domain of life

This person attended 4 EDM concerts while pregnant

This McDonald's menu item comes in four shapes: the boot, the ball, the bone and the bell

This NFL team employed a Voodoo priestess to remove a curse from the Superdome after failing to win a single playoff game in 33 years

The world's most expensive coffee is harvested from this unappetizing source

Inbreeding and the rare genetic condition called methemoglobinemia resulted in blue-skinned family in Kentucky named what