2019 gave us two different films about this current associate justice: On the Basis of Sex and RBG.

Game 3 of the 1989 World Series, set to be played in San Francisco’s Candlestick Park, was postponed for 10 days for this reason.

The original design of this game included a fireplace poker, a shillelagh, and a syringe as weapons.

The slogan “We can do it” appeared on the poster that introduced her as a symbol of women’s presence in military industry.

Her first solo hit was a cover of Al Green’s "Let’s Stay Together," a few months before "What’s Love Got to Do With It."

He’s the longest serving current associate justice.

In September 1975, Sara Jane Moore and Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme both attempted, separately and unsuccessfully, to do this.

Despite its name, this game, played with marbles arranged on a six-pointed star, is German in origin.

An Iron Man-branded edition of this classic toy was renamed "Tony Starch."

Though this poet’s early life passed in Brooklyn, he spent most of the Civil War as a nurse in Washington, D.C.

Dwight Eisenhower said the biggest mistake of his presidency was appointing this chief justice, later to chair a noteworthy “commission” named for him.

The first edition of this annual event took place in 15 minutes in May 1929 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and included a now defunct recognition for Best Title Writing.

It was inspired in part by the 1904 anti-capitalist toy The Landlord’s Game.

He identifies himself by name in his novel’s first sentence, then goes to sea with his new friend Queequeg.

According to a Coleridge poem, “In Xanadu did” he “a stately pleasure dome decree."

The athletic teams are nicknamed the Judges at the Massachusetts university named for him, the court’s first Jewish justice

In 1957, US Customs seized copies of this Allen Ginsburg poem on obscenity grounds.

Hasbro’s Sorry! is an adaptation of this game, considered the national game of India.

When this beloved droid, introduced in a blockbuster 1977 film, paid a visit to Sesame Street in 1980, he fell in love with a fire hydrant.

A Scottish dance-rock band, or the short familiar name of the man whose 1914 assassination precipitated World War I.

The only ex-president to serve as a justice is this corpulent early 20th century man.

This term, not coined but popularized by Teddy Roosevelt in a 1906 speech, referred to crusading journalists like Upton Sinclair and Ida Tarbell.

Though told he should consider it, Rube Goldberg declined to take legal action against the creators of this children’s game.

In both a 1900 novel and a 1939 film, her shoes are taken from her after she’s killed by a falling house.

This gossip columnist vocally supported the House Un-American Activities Committee and helped drive the Hollywood blacklist.