Mystery Theme #5 by PolinskyL

Though some will remember his performance alongside Cuba Gooding Jr in Snow Dogs, WHAT SINGER's primary claim to fame remains his hit song dedicated to a women's (and, it must be said, occasionally - very occasionally - men's) undergarment?

At the end of a well-known children's book, WHAT TITLE CHARACTER forms a cocoon and, much to my son's consternation, does not, as one might expect given the whole cocoon thing, turn into a moth?

WHAT IS THE NAME for a V-shaped form in heraldry, often also used to signify rank on military uniforms?

How many hits did Hall-of-Famer Roberto Clemente have in his major-league career? PLEASE EXPRESS THE ANSWER AS A ROMAN NUMERAL

Victoria was the Roman goddess of victory. WHAT IS THE EQUIVALENT GREEK GODDESS, a representation of which can be seen at the Louvre as the "Winged Victory of Samothrace"?

After losing to Bob Dole in the Iowa Caucus, George HW Bush won the Republican New Hampshire primary. Besides Bush and Dole, two other men received at least 10% of the vote - Jack Kemp and WHAT FORMER DELAWARE GOVERNOR?

The Russian 'poputchiki' (first mentioned by Trotsky) and the German 'mitlaufers' are both often translated as WHAT? When referring to Communists, these were people who were not members or possible members of the Party, yet were sympathetic to some of its views.

Three former Weekend Update hosts have also hosted the ESPYs. Dennis Miller and Seth Meyers both did it twice. Can you name the Canadian comic who hosted the 1998 show?

This story, told by a Parisian restaurateur, is made up: "I used to hunt around Lamotte-Beuvron in my youth, and had discovered in a very small hotel run by elderly ladies a marvelous dessert listed on the menu under tarte solognote. I questioned the kitchen staff about its recipe, but was sternly rebuffed. Undaunted, I got myself hired as a gardener. Three days later, I was fired when it became clear that I could hardly plant a cabbage. But this was long enough to pierce the secrets of the kitchen. I brought the recipe back, and put it on my own menu under "Tarte des Demoiselles Tatin". However, it describes the genesis of a real recipe. WHAT FRUIT plays a prominent role in this recipe?

The US government issues roughly 10 million of WHAT annually, under an alphabet soup that includes A-1, B-1, C-1, E-1, F-1, G-1, H-1B, J-1, K-1, L-1, M-1, O-1, P-1, T-1, U-1, and dozens more?

What "high priestess of anarchy" was born in Russia, moved to the US, was briefly implicated (and then exonerated) in the assassination of William McKinley, was deported from the US after WWI, became disillusioned with the USSR (and wrote two books about it), and would eventually be laid to rest in a Chicago cemetery, alongside those executed following the Haymarket Affair?

What is the common link that connects these 11 answers, as well as exactly 19 others?