* What Blonde Bombshell sang 'Happy Birthday' to a U.S. president?
* What Blonde Bombshell use to ice her nipples before shooting scenes so they would appear more prominent?
* Which Blonde Bombshell did Doris Day snub while they worked on a film together?
* Which Blonde Bombshell felt a kindred spirit with Montgomery Clift because he was 'messed up more than me'?
* Which Blonde Bombshell fantasized that Clark Gable was her real father?
* Which Blonde Bombshell was rumored to be involved with satanism?
* Why did Betty Grable turn her back to the camera in her famous pinup picture from the 40s?
* What Blonde Bombshell was known as 'The Sweater Girl'?
* Which Blonde Bombshell's boyfriend was fatally stabbed by her daughter?
* Which one of these films starred two Blonde Bombshells?
* This lady played the girl who was stabbed in the famous shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho'.
* Watch out, this lady is as spiky as 'Barb Wire' and a 'VIP'.
* You don't have to put on the red light for this blonde, who before finding fame in the music business, was a teacher in the North of England. Sometimes he's an 'Englishman in New York'.
* This fictional blonde has a sister called Ursula, works as a masseuse and writes songs as a sideline.
* A tall European blonde actor who plays creepy roles such as 'The Hitcher' with great effect.
* This Swedish tennis player won Wimbledon five times and the French Open six times.
* She plays Samantha in 'Sex and the City' and one of her earliest roles was as a shop dummy in 'Mannequin'.
* Marilyn Monroe is perhaps the most famous example of a Hollywood blonde beauty with insurmountable problems. She dominated movies in the fifties - but died in her mid-30's in 1962. One of her fears was of "going crazy" or being institutionalized. Why?
* Marilyn's contemporary, Jayne Mansfield found fame and success in the 50's and 60's to be more elusive. Which of the following is true of Jayne's fatal car crash in 1967?
* Before Marilyn or Jane, there was Jean Harlow, who had a brief but highly successful career in the thrities before her death in 1937 (at the age of 26). Who was primarily responsible for delaying Harlow's medical treatment until it was too late?