The two-word phrases won't necessarily be real dictionary phrases, but each will hide the surname of a famous person. 1.) ... B=2, etc. — to get a famous year in American history.

Since having it trademarked in 1992, he’s reportedly made $400 million by licensing one of the most famous phrases to be used in movies, commercials, video games, you name it.

Since having it trademarked in 1992, he’s reportedly made $400 million by licensing one of the most famous phrases to be used in movies, commercials, video games, you name it.

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The two-word phrases won't necessarily be real dictionary phrases, ... This one is a person - famous athlete, famous gymnast. GOULD: Oh, Biles. PLISKA: Simone Biles, exactly. RASCOE: Oh, OK.

On-air challenge: This week's puzzle celebrates Black History Month. Each answer is the last name of a notable Black American, past or present, hidden inside a two-word phrase. For example, if I ...