Dinah Fried is the author of Fictitious Dishes, subtitled "An Album of Literature’s Most Memorable Meals". A meal befitting an angsty teen who disses on people - this is a recreation from which 1951 classic?

This 1959 cover of LIFE magazine features Marilyn Monroe from a series of photos of jumping celebrities shot by which photographer? This Latvian-born American's most famous photograph is the "Dali Atomicus" that he created in collaboration with the painter.

Which 1995 film featured a CGI version of the iconic Disney castle? This film, featuring a character named in tribute to a "second man", was the first Pixar-Disney collaboration.

The utilisation of this entity rose to prominence during the First Intifada, "the Stone Uprising" of 1987-1993 but disappeared during the Second Intifada of 2000-2005 when they had to face gunfire. A recurring art motif, this entity now serves as a symbol for the younger generation in their fight against "Goliath". What entity?

This Abstract episode featuring typeface designer Jonathan Hoefler covered the story of his first assignment. It resulted in the creation of the font "Knockout" for which publication? From gracing its title to long stats tables, the typeface was used for its annual swimsuit issue as well.

This variant of the Latin script was developed in Gaul and used widely in the 7th and 8th centuries up until the advent of the Carolingian minuscule. It is named after which dynasty, the ruling family of Frankish rulers Childeric I and his son Clovis I? You may also identify the Salian Frank ruler who lent his name to this dynasty.

Which 2014 film featured the Disney logo modified to resemble King Stefan's Castle from Sleeping Beauty as the film delved into the characters from that classic?

The Boot is the informal name of the trophy awarded to the winners of the American football match between the University of Arkansas and the [redacted] State University. It is based on the maps of the two states, which together look like a boot. Which other state, just below Arkansas on the map?

A symbol of Palestinian identity, this entity has been used by them for millennia to designate territorial borders in peasant villages. In Arabic, the word for this entity is "saber", the same as the word for "patience", resulting in its adoption as an art motif. What entity, that artist Ahmad Yasin uses as a "canvas" for his hopeful etchings?

This 1959 cover of LIFE Magazine is one of many photos taken by which photographer in China at the time of the "Great Leap Forward"? This Frenchman is known for his influential photobook A Decisive Moment and co-founded Magnum Photos with Robert Capa.

Which Uruguayan scored the decisive goal against Brazil in the final stage of the 1950 FIFA WC to give his country its second title? His immortal quote "only three people managed to silence the Maracana: Frank Sinatra, the Pope, and me" is part of this minimalist artwork.

This type of decorative upper-case letters used in inscriptions or at the start of a section of text in manuscripts first appeared in northern Italy, preserving elements from the 6th and 7th centuries. It is named after which Germanic people who conquered the region during that period and lend their name to a modern administrative region?

What form of trousers are believed to have been christened after the opulent Della Civiltà Italiana, a building that housed several fashion designers of the era? It was redesigned for women by Coco Chanel who noticed that its wide form made boarding a gondola more comfortable.

Which Dutch player who won the Golden Ball at the 1974 FIFA WC was referenced in Fidusi's poster? With three goals and three assists at the edition, he lead his side in pioneering a revolutionary way of playing the game.

The 1993 European Grand Prix was sponsored by Sega and this reflected in the look of the winner's trophy. What was it designed to look like?

His hat-trick in the 1966 final helped England to its only FIFA WC title so far. Which striker, whose "ghost goal" in the same match is depicted in this minimalist artwork?

A meal enabling survival and humanity at sea - this is a recreation from which 1851 classic?

This script originating in the Roman province of Hispania was used from the late 7th-century until the 13th-century. It is named after which kingdom that was founded by King Wallia in the province of Gallia Aquitania that expanded to include the Iberian Peninsula? Do not confuse this kingdom in the west with the one in the east led by Theodoric the Great.

Abstract: The Art of Design is a Netflix documentary series which profiles designers behind iconic creations. The episode featuring Tinker Hatfield, a champion athlete turned designer, focussed on his twenty-year stint at Nike as the lead designer for which line that features the "Jumpman" logo?

This Abstract episode featured Ralph Gilles, an automotive designer. Ralph was Senior Vice President of Design at which automobile manufacturer, one of the "Detroit Three", where his work on the iconic "300C" model led to it winning the 2005 North American Car of the Year?

In the 1960s, Avinash Godbole created a series of postcards for Air India centred around ragas, each featuring the Maharaja. Which raga is described as "Expressing light-hearted happiness and love; Time of Play: As the night sets in, and during the Monsoon season"? It gets its name by combining the names of 2 different ragas.

Gen V is a spinoff based on which comic-inspired show? Both shows are R-rated thanks to their overt depictions of visceral violence perpetrated by superheroes.

What form of trousers made from a combination of nylon and spandex is named after the setting it was first worn in, to attract attention and reflect the distinctive lighting? The pair worn by Olivia Newton-John in some sequences of Grease served as a catalyst for this style.

The look of this trophy, once given out at the ATP World 500 event at Hamburg, pays tribute to the industry that has historically "driven forward" the city's economy. What is it designed to resemble?