[Ans] What TV show featured a streetwise informant named "Huggy Bear"?

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The streetwise informant "Huggy Bear," a character from the 1970s TV series Starsky & Hutch, became an iconic figure in television history. Antonio Fargas, the actor who brought Huggy Bear to life, stated, "At the time, it was considered hip to have one or two black actors on your series, and I was lucky enough to be one of those." Huggy's distinct "urban" style of speaking has often been cited as an example of the stereotypical portrayal of black characters in that era. Yet, despite these criticisms, Huggy Bear remains a notable black character during a period when such representation was rare on television.

[Answer] What TV show featured a streetwise informant named "Huggy Bear"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What TV show featured a streetwise informant named "Huggy Bear"?"

...The streetwise informant "Huggy Bear," a character from the 1970s TV series Starsky & Hutch, became an iconic figure in television history. Antonio Fargas, the actor who brought Huggy Bear to life, stated, "At the time, it was considered hip to have one or two black actors on your series, and I was lucky enough to be one of those." Huggy's distinct "urban" style of speaking has often been cited as an example of the stereotypical portrayal of black characters in that era. Yet, despite these criticisms, Huggy Bear remains a notable black character during a period when such representation was rare on television.

[Ans] Which of these U.S. cities is the farthest west?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which of these U.S. cities is the farthest west?"

Surprisingly, Reno, Nevada is actually farther west than several well-known cities in California and Washington. Despite its inland location, Reno is situated at a longitude of about 119.8° W, making it farther west than both San Diego (117.2° W) and Los Angeles (118.2° W) in California. Additionally, Reno is even farther west than Spokane, Washington, which is located at approximately 117.4° W. This geographical quirk is a reminder of how curving coastlines and state borders can distort our perception of a city's true location on the map.

[Answer] Which of these U.S. cities is the farthest west?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which of these U.S. cities is the farthest west?"

...Surprisingly, Reno, Nevada is actually farther west than several well-known cities in California and Washington. Despite its inland location, Reno is situated at a longitude of about 119.8° W, making it farther west than both San Diego (117.2° W) and Los Angeles (118.2° W) in California. Additionally, Reno is even farther west than Spokane, Washington, which is located at approximately 117.4° W. This geographical quirk is a reminder of how curving coastlines and state borders can distort our perception of a city's true location on the map.

[Answer] 1. When embarrassed about something, your face is likely to be which of these colours?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. When embarrassed about something, your face is likely to be which of these colours?"

...1. Blue 2. Green 3. White 4. Red Being embarrassed can cause the release of stress hormones, which dilate the blood vessels near the surface of the face, making you blush. The same happens with exercise or anger, both of which can cause facial redness. To be blue in the face means to be making a great effort, and someone who is white faced could be ill or shocked, with the blood having drained from it. To be green faced is to be feeling nauseous.

[Answer] What was the first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture?

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...Back in 1991, Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” dazzled fans young and old with its magical story, amazing songs, and theatrical art. It was so impressive, it clinched the first and only Best Picture nomination for an animated film, prior to the Academy expanding its Best Picture nominees to 10. Since then, two Pixar films have earned a spot among the best films of the year — “Up” (2009) and “Toy Story 3” (2010).

[Answer] What is the Oscar statuette mostly made of?

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...It may be called “taking home Oscar gold,” but the truth is, Oscar is as dressed up as the stars. The solid bronze statue is dipped in 24-karat gold, and weighs 8.5 pounds. Oscar wasn’t always solid as a rock; in World War II, stars were given plaster statues due to a metal shortage. They were able to trade the plaster in for the (bronze) gold after the war.