Which American audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1946 by a pioneering engineer uses an "!" as part of its logo? It is known for its speakers, Bluetooth headsets, and car audio.

In 1958, which physician working in equatorial Africa observed a form of paediatric cancer that was later discovered to be associated with the infection of B cell lymphocytes with Epstein-Barr Virus? An immunodeficiency-associated variant of this "NHL" can develop following HIV infection.

In 1861, which physician based in Paris published a seminal work, detailing the cases of young boys who showed progressive breakdown of skeletal muscles over time? The underlying genetic cause was discovered only in 1986, when the gene was identified on the X chromosome.

The performers in this Tamil street theatre form wear partial face masks over heavy makeup, and costumes include golden shoulder plates, bright skirts, and crowns. Which art form is this, that shares its name with a high-energy music genre?

"Sauvignon Blanc" from Rosalía's Lux is a tribute to Teresa of Ávila, a prominent Spanish mystic. She established the "Discalced [blank]", a reformed branch that emerged from which mendicant order that was founded by Berthold of Calabria after he united a colony of hermits inhabiting the slopes near modern-day Haifa?

This special edition of Monopoly is based on a band formed in the 1970s. The properties in the game are concert venues, following the band from their earliest gigs at Imperial College to the sell-out shows at Wembley. Which band is this? One of the tokens in the game is their News of the World robot.

The Mayurbhanj (Odisha) form uses only paint and make-up, whereas masks made of layers of paper pulp, cloth, and clay are an integral part of the Purulia (West Bengal) and Seraikela (Jharkhand) forms. Which semi-classical dance form is this?

Episode 37 sees Andrej preparing quenelles made of which long, predatory freshwater fish known for its sharp teeth, slender body, and ambush-like hunting style? It is recognised by its "long, pointed snout" and can be found across the entire Northern Hemisphere.

The Equator passes through seven countries in Africa from west to east. What country is missing from this list?

São Tomé and Príncipe
Gabon
Congo
DR Congo
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Kenya
Somalia

Which 1995 film starring Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan and Gina Gershon is considered a twin to this erotic drama (visual) featuring a lead character involved in the exotic dance industry?

Which TV show focuses on a team of people working at the Montecito, a fictional hotel and casino? Although much of the filming occurred in a studio in California, filming also took place in and around the Monte Carlo and the Mandalay Bay to provide authenticity.

Which TV show revolves around an affluent and feuding Texas family, the Ewings, who own "Southfork Ranch" and "Ewing Oil"? One of the longest running prime time dramas in American TV history, it had a 3 season revival in 2012 and partly inspired the show Succession.

Which strait separates the island of Sakhalin from mainland Russia, connecting the Sea of Okhotsk to the Sea of Japan? It has no fixed links across it, although it freezes completely around its narrowest part, named Nevelskoy.

Episode 29 sees Andrej preparing for a barbecue featuring which large, white fish that was originally a popular choice to eat on Catholic "holy" days? Typically found in cold northern ocean waters, it belongs to the flatfish family, meaning both of its eyes are on the upper side of its body.

Which brand, baked and marketed by Nabisco, a subsidiary of Mondelez, uses an "!" as part of its logo? Its name is a pun on a nautical term, and is typically sold in blue packaging.

Which strait separates the island of Tasmania from the Australian mainland? The only maritime route into Port Phillip Bay, its shallow waters, with an average depth of 50 m, have been notorious for many shipwrecks.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) features many interactive maps. Which map is set in a small Italian town and shares its scorching name with the first part of a seminal 14th-century narrative poem?

"Focu 'Ranni" from Rosalía's Lux is based on her namesake, Rosalia of Palermo, a saint invoked in times of plague. She retired to live as a hermit in a cave on which rock promontory on the northern coast of Palermo, Sicily? The mountain is a significant site for "pilgrims", who ascend to the sanctuary dedicated to this saint.

Which Norwegian game-based learning platform uses an "!" as part of its logo? It was originally founded in 2006, but gained massive popularity in 2020 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Which venue is currently the world’s largest football-specific stadium with a retractable roof? The former stadium of the same name was an open-air arena that hosted a FIFA WC final, a UEFA Euros final, 4 European Cup finals, as well as a Copa Libertadores final.

What type of nut (5) has a knurled or grooved outside surface, typically tightened by making use of the namesake, thick digit of the hand?

Bronze masks cast in high relief that weigh up to 10 kg may be often incorporated in performances to represent deities such as Panjurli and Jumadi in which ritualistic art form that is closely related to the Theyyam ritual of the Malabar region?

Which architect designed flagship stores for Prada in New York and Los Angeles as well as the Fondazione Prada, an institution dedicated to contemporary art and culture? The sculptural form of the foundation bears a resemblance to a famous media HQ he designed between 2004-08.

Rosalía’s latest album, Lux, is an avant-garde classical pop record influenced by female saints around the world. In preparation for the album, Rosalía immersed herself in what genre of literature that provides an account of the lives of religious figures? This type of holy writing on saints is especially prevalent in Christianity.