From the mind of a McDonald's ad exec, this selection was first served up in 1979

"Georgia, Georgia, the whole day through, just an old sweet song, keeps" this 4-word title around

A slump in comic book sales drove it into bankruptcy in 1996; since then its cinematic universe alone has raked in $10 billion

In 1975 Waldo the Wizard briefly replaced this cereal's leprechaun mascot in some mascots

From 1899 to 1920 the number of bottlers of this soda grew from 1 plant to more than 1,000

Summertime counselors know who is & who isn't this, a phrase popularized in the 1980s

This singer/guitarist gave us "Your Body Is A Wonderland" & "Why Georgia"

On the verge of going bust in 1997, it was saved by a $150 million investment by rival Microsoft

Like a Chinese chicken dish, Charms candy pops come in this alliterative pair of contrasting flavors

Cherry vanilla & java chip are flavors from this ice cream brand with an umlaut in its name

Tap-dancing is cool-- very cool-- in this 2006 Oscar winner

Nice neighbor! This "stately" mega-group of country sang "Burn Georgia Burn"

It went from filing for bankruptcy in 2011 to merging with U.S. Airways & becoming the world's largest airline in 2014

In the "Sun and Moon" edition of this 20-year-old game from Japan, the shiny charm helps to catch the title critters

This liquor brand is also the name of Alabama's state game bird

This common 3-word wish literally means "I hope you have many more joyous such events"

Reba McEntire is among those who've sung about this title evening of murder injustice & power outage

It took more than a "moment", but this Rochester, N.Y. company emerged from bankruptcy & still sells cameras

The user's manual says the first step in assembling the Motorola CHARM for use is to insert this card

The name of this brand of frozen foods sounds like a veritable feast because it is

A good balance, of the ghost-summoning Madame Arcati in "Blithe Spirit"

In 1973 Gladys Knight & the Pips rode this title transportation to No. 1

U.S. taxpayers ponied up $180 billion to rescue this 3-letter insurance co., but got it all back, plus a profit

In 2013 TechCrunch called Charm, a then-new one of these, "Tinder meets Vine"

Named for a city in Japan & first brewed in 1876, ti's the oldest beer brand in that country