Stiletto heel Andre Perugia, who began designing shoes in 1906. It seems unlikely that he invented the stiletto, but he is probably the first firmly-documented designer of the high, slim heel. The word stiletto applied to a heel is derived from a knife or dagger stiletto, which is a long, thin blade, to which the heel of the shoe is similar in profile. Its usage in footwear first appeared in print in the "New Statesman" magazine in 1959: "She came ...forward, her walk made lopsided by the absence of one heel of the stilettos". High-heel shoes were worn by men and women
Bart Gets a 'Z' during an early script where Zach's meltdown started with him giving all of the students "Z's" for their grades because he was staggeringly drunk, and even after it was decided to present Zach's meltdown differently everyone liked the title and kept it anyway. The episode name is a reference to the name of the Season 2 episode "Bart Gets an "F"", which was also referenced in the same season episode "Bart's Dog Gets an "F", the Season 10 episode "Lisa Gets an "A"". The novel Bart reads called "The Answer" is a parody of film and book, "The Secret". The