What four-letter word that means “selling point” also describes, with different capitalization, pieces of information that are often used at a selling point?

Think of a word for something that includes a list of food. Add one letter and rearrange the letters to get something that might also contain a list of food. What words are these?

Take a 2016 movie in five letters. Change the first letter to the next letter of the alphabet to get a 2018 movie. What movies are these?

Take a word that means “resolve”. Remove a letter and anagram it to get another word that is often used to modify “resolve”. What words are these?

Name a character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Change the last letter and you’ll get, phonetically, another character in the MCU. Who are they?

Take a word that can mean "criminals," as well as a word for a kind of crime. Merge the two words together to get a single word that describes how some crimes are committed. What words are these?

Think of a pro hockey team whose name is in the same category as a particular pro baseball team, and also in the same category as a particular pro basketball team. The two categories are different. What three teams are these?

Think of a celebrity that goes by a stage name. Their born last name describes something found on a phone. Remove the last letter from their stage first name to get something a phone does. Who is this?

Take a woman’s first name. If you follow it with a certain five-letter word, you get someone famous. On the other hand, if you precede it with the opposite word, also five letters, you get a famous song title. What name and song are these?

What state’s abbreviation, when spoken aloud, sounds like an example of the nickname of the state’s largest city?

Name a word you might use as a first word in a conversation. Change one letter and you’ll end up with a word that means, in some contexts, “first”. What words are these?

Take something frequently written in text messages. Swap two letters and say the result out loud, and phonetically you’ll describe something else frequently written in text messages. What are they?

Think of a place where you’re often asked to make a couple of choices, one right after another. For both choices, you’re asked to choose between two things, and in both cases you could use the same two words to describe your options. But, in each case, the

Name a very modern two-word phrase that’s used when describing a foolish decision. It is a homophone of another two-word phrase, itself popular for only about 30 years old, that describes a now-common object. What phrases are these?

Name a product found in a supermarket checkout line, in two words. Remove the space and 2 adjacent letters, and change the last letter, and you’ll end up with one word that describes an activity only possible to do at night. What are they?