This CEO, famous for his black turtlenecks, was born on February 24 1955

This game, first released in 1981, features such editions such as Saturday Night Live, Harry Potter and All-Star Sports

This cookie company has such products like Triscutis, Chips Ahoy and Nutter Butters

This percussion instrument typically has a metal frame and small metal jingles

A neat, smartly dressed musical performer like 50 Cent or Eminem

This Nobel Prize winner who spent 27 years in jail was born on July 18 1918

A page at the beginning of a book giving its name, the names of the author and publisher, and other publication information.

This cookie developed in 1908 was initially named Hydrox (after Hydrogen and Oxygen) was later rebranded to this.

This actor won Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series in 2015 and 2016

An egotistical person from Copenhagen

This chef famous for bringing French cuisine to the states was born August 15 1912

This “Heartbreaker” in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame passed away in 2017

This cookie that tracks a user’s browsing session on the internet is passed this kind of request

This 2021 film describes the rise and fall of evangelists Jim Bakker and his wife

Dumb god of love

This assassinated musician notably not famous for being in the Quarrymen was born October 9 1940

Alton Towers, Cedar Point and Knotts Berry Farm are all examples of this

Simon Nelson Cook, or Cookie, was a character on this mid-2000s Nickelodeon sitcom?

Brands for this product include Kotex, O.B., Cora, and Seventh Generation

To toss unbaked bread

This Father of the Atomic Bomb was born on April 22 1904?

This man is one half of the team that created South Park

This 9-letter word is used to describe kooky people, with unusual or odd personalities.

The act of attempting to improperly influence, alter or prevent testimony

The mark of Zorro, when he doesn't charge you for it