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"It's not about the money, money, money", claims Jessie J in one of her songs, released in 2011 and featuring American rapper B.o.B. Of course, I'd have to argue that it probably IS about the money, money, money, as this singer is hardly poor and roughing it on the street. In any case, can you identify the song from this list? |
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Forbes magazine, who ARE all about the money, money, money, have humorously compiled a 'Forbes Fictional 15' of the 15 richest fictional characters based on hypotheticals such as source materials, trading popularity, and so on. Estimated at a net worth of $44.1bn - a large increase on the previous year due to soaring gold prices - and famed for his miserly hoarding of treasure in the Money Bin, who was 2011's winner? |
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Well, this next character probably isn't that rich. But, she is beautiful, and possibly 'dirty' (in a sense) as well. Which of these characters, who pushed Disney's boundaries of decency, was one of the suspects in the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"? Remember, she's not bad, she's just drawn that way. |
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James Bond is known for being beautiful (or handsome, I suppose), dirty AND rich. But, he wouldn't have as much fun thwarting the enemy's plans if it weren't for his various conquests who he often beds along the way. Which of these is NOT the real name of a female protagonist in any of the James Bond films? |
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Our next character was certainly not beautiful, and was probably only rich with the desire to kill a certain spectacled young man. But, oh, he was dirty. Along with the likes of Bellatrix Lestrange and Lucius Malfoy, "He Who Shall Not Be Named" plotted many dark things. Can you name this malicious character, originally a literary character? |
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Well, diamonds are beautiful in many people's opinion, and come with dirt when they're originally excavated. They aren't rich, but they make people rich. What is the name of the fictional gem owned by the fictional character Rose, a protagonist in the famous film "Titanic" (1997)? |
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Art can be beautiful, but does making the piece of art possibly richer than the person who made it make it beautiful? Let's ask Damien Hirst, who spent millions in creating a certain piece of art entitled "For the Love of God" in 2007. But what is the art, exactly? |
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Which of these Charles Dickens novels focuses on the tale of a young, good hearted orphan who, lacking riches, must work in rough conditions, including a workhouse, and becoming a thief with the likes of the Artful Dodger and Fagin, to simply survive? |
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Which of the words 'Beautiful, Dirty, Rich' could fill the gaps and make song titles by the listed artists?
"____" (Christina Aguilera), "You're _____" (James Blunt), "____ Girls" (Sean Kingston). |
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To finish, which of these 'Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games' (MMORPG) developed by Blizzard and released in 2004, has beautiful scenery set in the fantasy realm of Azeroth, dirty scammers who will try to steal your account, and rich players in virtual gold, silver and copper coins? |
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