"Play it for me, Sam" is a misquote from this Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman classic.

Beowulf battles both this monster and his mother.

He was known as The Man in Black.

This team was the first to put numbers on players' jerseys.

Named after characters in A Streetcar Named Desire are two of this kind of pet.

"You had me at hello" was spoken by Tom Cruise in this movie.

The Weird Sisters set him on a path of destruction.

Their song "One" is based on Dalton Trumbo's Johnny Got His Gun.

This stadium did not have any night games until 1988.

"Rosebud" is the first line in this classic movie.

Chaucer's pilgrims are headed to this place.

This Kate Bush song is based on an Emily Bronte novel.

This number has been retired by every Major League Baseball team.

Her first acting appearance was in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome.

"The horror! The horror!" are the dying words of this Joseph Conrad character.

Their rendition of a Credence Clearwater Revival song was a huge success.

The Washington Senators involved into these two teams.

Jean Paisley referred to a flying flock of this bird.

River Phoenix played this Man in Black in I Walk the Line.

This J. K. Rowling hero is the best known character in all of British literature.

Even though Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show couldn't manage to get on the cover of Rolling Stone, she was the first woman to do so.

The New York Mets colors were chosen based on those of these two teams.

This animal is credited with creating a curse on the Chicago Cubs that has lasted more than 100 years.