Women in Media and History

Madonna worked at a Dunkin' Donuts in New York City before her music career took off. This is a well-documented fact about her early pre-fame jobs. Marilyn Monroe had different early jobs but not documented as working in a doughnut shop specifically.

In 'Khamoshi: The Musical' (1996), Manisha Koirala played the character named Annie. Annie was a mute girl living in a Goan Catholic family, and the film explores her emotional journey and relationships. This role was significant in establishing Manisha Koirala's career in Bollywood.

According to UK government statistics, Rebecca was indeed the most popular girls' name in England during the 1990s. The name consistently ranked high throughout the decade, while Diana, Roseline (likely a typo for Roselyn), and Marlyn (likely a typo for Marilyn) were less common.

Clive Lloyd was the Man of the Match in the 1975 Cricket World Cup final. His superb century (102 runs off 85 balls) was instrumental in West Indies' victory over Australia at Lord's. He was a legendary West Indian captain and one of the most influential figures in ODI cricket history.

Viv Richards was the Man of the Match in the 1979 Cricket World Cup final. He scored a magnificent 138 runs off 157 balls, leading West Indies to victory against England at Lord's. Richards was known as one of the most destructive batsmen in cricket history and his dominant performance in this final is legendary.

Aheu Deng from South Sudan holds the Guinness World Record for being the tallest beauty queen at 6'4" (193 cm). She was crowned Miss World South Sudan in 2009. Other options are beauty queens but not known for exceptional height.

Courteney Cox was originally approached to play the role of Rachel Green on Friends, but she felt she was better suited for Monica Geller's character. The role of Rachel ultimately went to Jennifer Aniston.

This appears to be a pop culture trivia question, likely from the TV show 'Friends' where Rachael Green's sisters are named Jill and Amy. The other options (Julia/Erica, Christina/Reese, Charlie/Lauren) do not match the characters from the show.

Dr. Gregory House had a significant romantic relationship with Stacy Warner, who appears in Seasons 1-2. She was his former girlfriend and later his legal representative. Cuddy was his boss/dean of medicine with romantic tension, Cameron was a team member who had feelings for House, and Amber (Cutthroat Bitch) was Wilson's girlfriend who briefly dated House.

House hallucinates Dr. Lisa Cuddy pole dancing for him in Season 5, in the episode 'Under My Skin' (Episode 23). This is part of his Vicodin addiction-induced hallucinations where he imagines an inappropriate encounter with his boss. Cameron, 13 (Dr. Remy Hadley), and Amber Volakis are not involved in this specific hallucination.

Goose's wife Carol Bradshaw (played by Meg Ryan) appears in the film. Pattie, Marie, and Susan are not characters associated with Goose or his family in Top Gun.

Irene Adler earned Holmes's respect by outwitting him in the story 'A Scandal in Bohemia' - she's the only woman he ever referred to as 'The Woman'.

Bulma is the wife of Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z. They married and had two children together: Trunks and Bulla. Chi-Chi is Goku's wife, Videl is Gohan's wife, and Pen is not a significant character in the series.