13 Now-You-Know Trivia Nuggets About Movies, Nature, And More

Is trivia everyone's favorite, right? A form of activity in which participants (individually or in groups) are quizzed about various topics and must answer as many of them correctly. Trivia competitions are commonly held as parties, gatherings, and pub amusement. Generally, competitors are divided into teams, with the winning team being the one with the best score.
This type of game is intended so that players have fun while playing. Its major goal is to encourage conversation and some good ol’ fashioned argument among participants. Yes, sometimes it has the added benefit of developing and growing your knowledge, whether in general or in more particular areas. In reality, Trivia winners are not required to receive a prize, and generally, everyone is fine with that because the main goal is to have fun while learning.
In the age of cellphones and cameras everywhere, you'd think celebrities couldn't even go to Dunkin' Donuts without being recognized, but Michael Cera and Aubrey Plaza dated for a year and a half without anybody knowing. Here's the rest of the tale (plus 12 more):

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