Current Goos
Can you solve the goos below? You'll improve your score if you do. Good luck! For more information, see How to Play.
This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Wednesday, May 20
category: 
Justice
clue: By the time this LAPD officer made Deputy Chief, she didn't have to tolerate jokes about lacey frills on her uniform, not even from her husband after he got famous himself by presiding over a celebrity trial.
intended difficulty: medium
solved by: Russ Wilhelm and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Tuesday, May 12, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Tuesday, May 19
category: 
Sports
clue: Among boys' action figures of the 1980s, the two dominant styles were the bulky muscle-men of the Masters of the Universe and the smaller, more articulated troops of G.I. Joe. This man should know, as he became both of them.
intended difficulty: medium
solved by: Russ Wilhelm and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Monday, May 11, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Monday, May 18
category: 
Music
clue: When this artist draws a hard line to sign his autograph across your heart, there's some confusion as to whether he's about to write Terence, Howard, or Sananda.
intended difficulty: easy
solved by: Russ Wilhelm and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Sunday, May 10, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Sunday, May 17
category: 
Crime
clue: J. Edgar Hoover and sensational newspapers made wild claims about her involvement as the matriarchal mastermind of a Midwestern crime family during the Prohibition, but historians who tried to verify the accounts found themselves barking up the wrong tree.
intended difficulty: very easy
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Samir Mehta, and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Saturday, May 16
category: Sports
clue: Here's a shout-out to the Aussie who took a stout route from soccer to sprinting, without doubt, and a new world record that lets him brag about clout.
intended difficulty: easy
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Samir Mehta, and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Friday, May 8, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Friday, May 15
category: 
Controversy
clue: The man once called "most likely to start a revolution" by his high school yearbook is now campaigning for the U.S. Senate, with his maine opponent not being a Democrat or a Republican but himself and his own controversial history of opinions and tattoos.
intended difficulty: very easy
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Samir Mehta, and Richard Slominsky
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This celebrity goo was created by Scott Hardie.
publication date: Thursday, May 7, 2026 - the answer will be revealed on Thursday, May 14
category: 
Literature
clue: His book series about a dungeon-crawler and a donut have made this D.M. (or is it M.D.?) a best-selling author.
intended difficulty: easy
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Samir Mehta, and Richard Slominsky
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Recent Goos
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Kit Harington
Harington played Jon Snow in Game of Thrones. Go »
Timbaland
Timbaland's hits include "Apologize," "The Way I Are," and "Give It to Me." Go »
Brett Goldstein
Goldstein wrote and/or acted in Catherine Tate's Nan and Nan the Movie, Ricky Gervais's Derek, Doctor Who, and Ted Lasso. Go »
Secretariat
Secretariat won the American Triple Crown in 1973, including a finish at Belmont Stakes that was 31 lengths ahead of second place. Go »
Mena Trott
Mena Trott and her then-husband Ben Trott were the co-founders of Six Apart, the company that made popular blogging software Movable Type ("moved" "archetypal") and service TypePad ("padded"). The first version of the software was coded by Ben to support Mena's sewing blog, in which she encouraged readers to sew one garment every week. That blog ended in 2012. Go »
Quentin Roosevelt
Roosevelt was the favorite child of Theodore Roosevelt and the youngest of Theodore's six children with two wives. Born in 1897, Quentin lived in the White House from 1901 to 1909. After the outbreak of World War I, he joined the U.S. Army's air service in 1917 and was killed in aerial combat over France in 1918. Go »
Rich Piana
Plana was a competitive bodybuilder and YouTuber who frequently mentioned "the 5%," his estimate of the number of people who would do what it took to achieve their dreams. Go »
