Who's the Blonde That Married What's-His-Name?: The Ultimate Tip-of-the-Tongue Test of Everything You Know You Know-but Can't Remember Right Now

Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon meets The Book of Useless Information via Mad Libs in this fun new twist on classic trivia games.

A"WHOA'S THE BLONDE THAT MARRIED WHATA'S-HIS-NAME whose last name sounds like a BIRD, but then they split, and she was in that SUPER-HIP MOVIE that totally revived the career of the DANCING SCIENTOLOGIST before he played a woman in that MUSICAL by the FUNNY BALTIMORE ECCENTRIC?A"

The answerA's on the tip of my tongue!

EveryoneA's been thereA-groping for a name or a title and then, in desperation, using roundabout phrases and weird associations in a frantic effort to remember the ENGLISH LADY who wrote all those mysteries, like the ONE ON THE TRAIN with that BELGIAN DETECTIVE and whenever you play that BOARD GAME with the knife in the conservatory and the gun in the billiard room and that COLONEL, it feels like youA're in one of her books?

These A"tongue-tipperA" moments affect everyone. Now they can be put to good use with this innovative pop culture game that will help trivia buffs and useless-information fans remember all the things they didnA't even realize theyA'd forgotten.

Carol Boswell is the co-author of How to Mom and I Heard It through the Playground. She is a freelance publicist.

Lenore Skenazy is a columnist at the New York Sun and Advertising Age. She has written for Mad magazine and National Public Radio and is the co-author of The Dysfunctional Family Christmas Songbook.