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"The King" may have died decades ago, but his estate still rakes in the cash. Who is this iconic superstar of the mellow voice and wild hips? |
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Theodor Geisel, known for his rhyming scheme and iconic characters of Horton, the Grinch and a certain naughty cat, is most commonly known by which nom de plume? |
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George Steinbrenner may have passed away in July 2010, but he's still raking in the cash. Of which American baseball team was Steinbrenner a managing partner? |
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The estate of which quintessential scientist, famous for his Theory of Relativity, earned ten million dollars in 2010? |
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This man certainly isn't working for peanuts. Which cartoonist created the iconic and arguably most popular children's comic strip in history? |
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Swedish writer Stieg Larsson died in 2004 and was the second best selling author in 2008, a feat he never got to experience. What was the name of his greatest works, which were published posthumously? |
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Thirty years after this singer's death, his catalogue of songs has been re-released, earning him a fortune in 2010. Which iconic singer-songwriter must be feeling "(Just Like) Starting Over"? |
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A highly successful trilogy of movies filmed in New Zealand spurned the sales of half a million copies of books by which "Father" of modern fantasy literature? |
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Which songwriter (1902 - 1979), whose catalogue of hits includes "My Funny Valentine" and "The Lady is a Tramp", earned slightly less than seven million dollars in 2010? |
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Which self-proclaimed "King of Pop" earned more money in the year following his unexpected 2009 death, than the pooled incomes of the four highest-earning pop stars of 2010? |
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