[Answer] 6. Who hasn't heard of Grace Kelly, the beautiful starlet turned princess? Even if you remember her fabulous movies and fairy tale wedding, you might not remember who her prince was. What was his name, and what principality was his?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. Who hasn't heard of Grace Kelly, the beautiful starlet turned princess? Even if you remember her fabulous movies and fairy tale wedding, you might not remember who her prince was. What was his name, and what principality was his? "

...1. Robert, Duke of Cumberland 2. Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg 3. Prince Rainier of Monaco 4. Prince Philip of Orleans Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco and became a member of the prestigious Grimaldi family. Note: While Grand Duke Jean was a real person and previously the ruler of Luxembourg, I made up Prince Philip and Duke Robert. Some of Grace's movies were "Dial M for Murder" (1954) and "High Society" (1956).

[Answer] 5. A flashback to July 2, 1961. We arrived at the home of a famous author and found him with shotgun in hand and the top half of his head missing. His wife asked me, "What happened?" My immediate reply was...

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. A flashback to July 2, 1961. We arrived at the home of a famous author and found him with shotgun in hand and the top half of his head missing. His wife asked me, "What happened?" My immediate reply was..."

...1. Maybe he was playing with the guillotine when it went off. 2. It looks like he shot himself with a shotgun. 3. He apparently overdosed on heroine. 4. I don't know, let's ask him. Ernest Hemingway (the victim) may have been genetically prone to suicide, and probably had haemochromatosis. Haemochromatosis prevented the body from metabolizing iron and resulted in mental and physical deterioration.

[Answer] 4. To which English monarch are these words attributed: 'We are not amused.'?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. To which English monarch are these words attributed: 'We are not amused.'?"

...1. Queen Victoria 2. Elizabeth I 3. Henry VIII 4. Elizabeth II Queen Victoria (1819-1901), was Britain's longest reigning monarch. A stern and autocratic figure, these words are attributed to her, although there is no firm evidence that she actually spoke them. It is suggested that she may have made the remark in response to a somewhat risque joke, and that she employed the plural 'we' on behalf of both herself and her ladies in waiting.

[Answer] 3. 100: At place 100 is a band that released songs such as "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" and "Cum On Feel The Noize". Which band is this?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. 100: At place 100 is a band that released songs such as "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" and "Cum On Feel The Noize". Which band is this?"

...1. Ratt 2. Tool 3. Quiet Riot 4. Metallica Quiet Riot formed in 1975. They hit success when they covered Slade's "Come On Feel The Noize" in 1983, which featured in the video game "Grand Theft Auto Vice City" in 2002. On the same album was "Metal Health" which was less successful, but was still included on the video game "Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s".

[Answer] 2. As famously seen in Hungary and Zimbabwe, the excessive printing of paper money can trigger what?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. As famously seen in Hungary and Zimbabwe, the excessive printing of paper money can trigger what?"

...1. fiat lockdown 2. bonfire syndrome 3. waterlogging 4. hyperinflation An increase in money without a corresponding increase in productivity often leads to inflation and subsequently, price increases. Hyperinflation is an excessive amount of inflation in a very short amount of time, and can be triggered by printing excessive quantities of money very quickly. The most extreme hyperinflation ever recorded was 41,900,000,000,000,000%, in Hungary from 1945 to 1946, during which prices would double every 15 hours. More recently, Zimbabwe experienced hyperinflation from 2006 to 2008. Zimbabwean dollars were devalued by increasingly large numbers of zeroes, leading them to print $100,000,000,000,000 bills. Ultimately, the Zimbabwean dollar was completely demonetized in favor of the American dollar as Zimbabwe's official currency.

[Answer] 1. Who was the author of the Kay Scarpetta novels?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Who was the author of the Kay Scarpetta novels? "

...1. John Marswell 2. Patricia Cornwell 3. Ian Fitzwell 4. Jordan Bromwell Patricia was born in Miami, FL in 1956. She is a descendant of Harriet Beecher Stowe, and a prolific writer herself, having sold over 100 million books. Her own studies in forensics and related sciences helped her create Dr. Kay Scarpetta, Medical Examiner. Cromwell was the Chief Medical Examiner of Virginia during the 1980s, and also volunteered with the Richmond Police Department. Her first novel, "Postmortem", was published in 1990. She has also written a non-fiction account of her conclusions as to the identity of Jack the Ripper, which has drawn praise and criticism from 'Ripperians'. Series such as "CSI" and other forensics related shows have benefited from her work.

[Answer] What is chef Emeril Lagasse’s catchphrase?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is chef Emeril Lagasse’s catchphrase?"

...Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse’s famous catchphrase, “Bam!” dates back to the mid-90s when he was hosting “Essence of Emeril.” At the time, he was taping about eight shows a day. The crew was struggling to stay awake in the afternoons, so he added in the high-energy exclamation to help keep them awake.