TIME’s Man of the Year in 1927, he was born on this date in 1902 in Detroit and died in Maui in 1974.

What bridge separates the Upper and Lower peninsulas of Michigan?

Edgar Allan Poe’s wife had the same first name as a state. What was it?

The man who played Bull on Night Court turns 66 today. Who is he?

This 1996 holiday favorite took place in the town of Snowmonton, and included a serial killer and a truck full of genetic materials.

The founder of Penthouse Magazine turns 78 today. Who is he?

In their first game after the passing of the leader of their team, Trevor, We Got Nothin’ pulled off a huge upset at O’Neals. In honor of the win, they asked that the photo be taken simply of the things he usually saddled up to the bar with: his Budweiser, a shot of Rumplemintz, his Marlboro Lights, and the paper. Not to be overly sentimental about something as silly as quizzo, but I’d be lying if I didn’t say that I got chicken skin when I realized that they had won that night.

The 12th President of the United States was born on this date in 1784. He died from eating milk and cherries in 1850, supposedly, but some people think he was murdered. Who was he?

This actor, born on this date in 1925, first came to superstardom in the movie Giant in 1957, and later starred in the movie Seconds.

What mountain range that runs though the middle of Washington is Mt. Saint Helens found in?