Q1) His real name is Alphonse D’Abruzzio. He ditched this rather cumbersome moniker and assumed a smaller name by splicing the letters in his original name. Who?

Q2) The 1956 film ‘Forbidden Planet’ dealt with a space crew’s visit to the strange world of “Altair IV.” What was the theme of this quasi-military space operation, a phrase that was later immortalized on television?

Q3) U2’s video for “Lemon” from their album ‘Zooropa,’ is a take-off on which famous incident in motion picture history?

Q4) The original version was an electrically charged Edison phonograph and was installed at the Palais Royal Saloon in San Francisco. The name by which we know it today was used in a 1939 Time article quote by Glenn Miller. It was US slang for “to dance.” What?

Q5) This band took the title for one of their best albums from a sign in Weaver D’s Delicious Fine Foods, a popular home cooking restaurant in Athens. Name the band and the album.

Q6) This movie is known for having all four of its protagonists nominated for Academy Awards. Three of them won, though ironically, the fourth person’s performance is best remembered as a hallmark in acting history. Who and which film?