n A 3-foot-by-4-foot Salvador Dali painting, given by Dali in 1965 to New York City, hung in the inmates’ dining room of the Rikers Island prison unmolested for 16 years. It was then moved to the prison lobby, where only prison employees have access. The painting was stolen from there in 2003 and hasn’t been seen since.

As mentioned in an earlier TriviaBit, Washington (with 31 states) is the most popular name for counties in the United States. The most popular name for a county that is not the name of a person is:

A) A citrus fruit

B) A Native American tribe

C) A body of water

D) Another word for America

Thursday’s answer: Director Federico Fellini named his 1963 film “8 ½” for the number of movies he had previously directed, which included eight full-length films and one segment of “Boccaccio ’70.”