Tea may be the world’s most popular beverage, but today our attention turns to the runner-up on that list: beer.

In honor of Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw’s “Songs of America,” this week’s Head2Head Trivia is all about protests throughout American history. 

The 2019 NBA Finals begin at 9 p.m. tonight on ABC, and what better way to get pumped for the peak of the basketball season than with some NBA themed trivia?

Spoleto Festival may be a quintessentially Charleston event, but it would be nothing without the original Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto, Italy. But, of course, that is far from the only reason that the nation known as the "Bel Paese" (beautiful country) is noteworthy. In this week’s Head…

People will be traveling from sea to shining sea for Memorial Day weekend, and no setting will be more densely populated than America’s beaches. But how well do you know the beaches of the United States of America? This week’s Head2Head Trivia seeks to find out.

Who needs Hollywood when there’s the Holy City? “Southern Charm” is one of the most prominent depictions of Charleston in popular media, but it is far from being the only one. The Holy City has been both a setting and filming location in a number of TV shows and movies throughout the years, …

"April showers bring May flowers" as the saying goes. To bring in the first week of May, this round of Head2Head Trivia is flower-centric.

Eleven years of blockbuster comic book movies have been leading up to the highly anticipated "Avengers: Endgame," which hits theaters this Friday. To celebrate, this week’s Head2Head Trivia is all about superheroes in cinema. 

With Good Friday, Easter, Passover and Ramadan upon us, Head2Head trivia is digging into world religions with an interfaith mashup of sacred holidays, traditions and observances.

It is National Library Week and to celebrate, Head2Head Trivia is counting down some of America’s best-loved books according to PBS’s "The Great American Read" Top 100 list.

On March 26, Fresh Future Farms hosted Charleston's inaugural Black Farmers Conference. Inspired, Head2Head Trivia is taking a look at local and global farming practices and histories from ancient Egypt to St. Helena Island.

Next Monday marks April Fool’s Day, which means all manner of pranks and hoaxes. Accordingly, Head2Head trivia is celebrating fools, from song titles and popular expressions, to beloved and silly characters from film and literature.

In the tragedy “Julius Caesar,” Caesar is famously advised to “beware the Ides of March.” We all know how that ended for him, but now that we’ve made it past mid-March, Head2Head trivia is taking the opportunity to revisit Shakespeare’s other classics with questions that will test your knowl…

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, so this week Head2Head trivia is celebrating all things Irish with questions that will test everything you thought you knew about the Emerald Isle, its culture, and its traditions.

In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, Head2Head trivia is highlighting the many women who, through their talent, leadership and vision, have changed the course of history.

On Sunday, Hollywood celebrated the 91st Academy Awards. In honor of all the winners, Head2Head trivia is remembering those films and actors and actresses that have won over the years.

Celebrate Black History Month with trivia.

Feeling nostalgic for Trapper Keeper binders, two-pocket folders and school lunch? This week, Head2Head trivia is taking it back to 8th grade and everything you learned in science class.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we’re getting a head start with this week’s Head2Head trivia. Whether real or fictional, these famous couples will be remembered for their iconic romances. 

Monday, Jan. 21 marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day. You may know King for his famous "I Have a Dream" speech and as the leader of the civil rights movement, but how well do you really know his life and legacy? Find out below.

This week closes out our December Head2Head Holiday Extravaganza with trivia of the celebrations people have around the world at Christmastime.

Our holiday trivia extravaganza continues this week with the theme of Christmas movies. Watching them in the weeks leading up to Christmas has become a much-loved tradition for a lot of people. 

When it comes to playing holiday music, people seem to fall into one of two camps.

Hanukkah falls early this year, starting at sundown on Sunday, but the holiday is tied to the lunisolar Jewish calendar and can land anytime between late November and the end of December, depending on the moon.

Thanksgiving is upon us, and with it comes good food, football, and time spent with family and friends.

In honor of one of the ocean's most bountiful offerings, test your oyster expertise with this week's trivia.

There are millions of veterans who have defended the rights that most of us take for granted, and to them we say: Thank you for your service.

With Halloween upon us, this week’s trivia is all about local things that go bump in the night.

How much do you know about all things pink?

The blockbuster Broadway musical “Les Miserables” is coming to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Oct. 16 for a six-day run. The show, about redemption and revolution, is beloved by fans around the world for its characters Jean Valjean, Fantine and Cosette, and for its songs you …

How much do you know about the "Halloween" franchise and its evolution over the years? Find out with this week's trivia quiz.

When the reality show “Southern Charm” debuted on television, it revealed some of what goes on in the exclusive realm of Charleston high society.

With Oktoberfest just around the corner, why don't you crack open a cold one and see just how much you know about the festivities?

How much do you know about Charleston's most beloved actor?

Take this week's trivia quiz below to see how much you remember about some cinematic high school classics.