| Headline about a Japanese wrestler's upcoming press conference? | 67 |
| Horror movie remake officially released on 6/6/06 (at 6:06:06 a.m.) | 67 |
| He plays Prince Rainier in the upcoming "Grace of Monaco" | 67 |
| Home state of minor league baseball's Montgomery Biscuits: Abbr. | 68 |
| He was questioned by Homer about the theoretical product Skittlebrau | 68 |
| His works were the basis of Gregory Maguire's "Wicked" | 68 |
| Height in feet of the Statue of Liberty, expressed in Roman numerals | 68 |
| He passed Lou in 2009 to become the Yankees' all-time hit leader | 68 |
| High-speed letters seen in this puzzle's "connections" | 68 |
| His last blog post ended, "I'll see you at the movies" | 68 |
| His first patent was for an "Electrographic Vote Recorder" | 68 |
| His orchestra once included Hoagy Carmichael and the Dorsey brothers | 68 |
| He was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Grammy the same year as Arturo | 68 |
| He often wears a brown porkpie and a red-and-white polka-dot necktie | 68 |
| He coined the phrase "The Canadian genius for compromise " | 68 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer Richard nicknamed "The Pocket Rocket" | 68 |
| His major role in "Sophie's Choice" was his film debut | 68 |
| His Sunday feature was to be called "Travels with Charley" | 68 |
| Historian William H. ___, author of "The Rise of the West" | 68 |
| He built and sold theremins before inventing his namesake instrument | 68 |
| Home of the U.S.'s largest cities whose names start with X and Z | 68 |
| He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame the same year as Foxx | 68 |
| Hulk's daughter, and FHM's first cover model younger than 21 | 68 |
| Home to a well-known crossword puzzle ox and former name of Sulawesi | 68 |
| Hybrid sport that alternatingly takes place in a ring and on a board | 68 |
| How an evil athlete hopes to accomplish victory in a playoff series? | 68 |
| He'd wizard circles around that hack Harry Potter, if you ask me | 68 |
| Hip-hop word that was a controversial New York Times crossword entry | 68 |
| He spent December 25, 1642 being born in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth | 68 |
| His character had the signature line "Book 'em, Danno" | 68 |
| Home in on, or what you must do twice in order to finish this puzzle | 68 |
| Her "Don't Know Why" was 2002's Record of the Year | 68 |
| Heavy metal band whose first album was "Out of the Cellar" | 68 |
| His tale follows the Friar's in "The Canterbury Tales" | 68 |
| Holiday when sweeping and emptying the trash are considered bad luck | 68 |
| H. G. Wells novel ... with a hint to this puzzle's circled words | 68 |
| He called the U.S. pres. a "glorified public relations man" | 69 |
| Handler best seller "Are You There, Vodka? ___ Me, Chelsea" | 69 |
| He wrote "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" | 69 |
| Home of the invaders in Wells's "The War of the Worlds" | 69 |
| Hockey legend whose famous dive is memorialized by a statue in Boston | 69 |
| He's third behind Foxx and Gehrig for most home runs in the 1930s | 69 |
| Holiday changed to Thanksgiving in "For Your Consideration" | 69 |
| He played Davidson's love interest in "The Crying Game" | 69 |
| He was named Public Enemy No. 1 following the death of John Dillinger | 69 |
| He played the least nutzoid Bluth on "Arrested Development" | 69 |
| Half of a sports rivalry detailed in the book "High Strung" | 69 |
| House Judiciary Committee chair during the Nixon impeachment hearings | 69 |
| Her 1965 Met debut was as Cio-Cio-San in "Madama Butterfly" | 69 |
| He said, "Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to" | 69 |
| He danced with his wife in Broadway's "Watch Your Step" | 69 |
| His statue is on top of Philadelphia City Hall [1 coulomb per second] | 69 |
| His albums include "Alapalooza" and "Alpocalypse" | 69 |