| Actor __ Luke who played Chan's Number One Son in old films | 63 |
| Â Â "Portrait of a Musician" artist, familiarly | 63 |
| Architectural designer of New York's Museum for African Art | 63 |
| Anne whose real-life husband played her ex on "Rhoda" | 63 |
| A Marine Corps lance corporal no longer qualifies as one: Abbr. | 63 |
| Avia competitor, and the bottom line of this puzzle's theme | 63 |
| Author of "I Am Spock" and "I Am Not Spock" | 63 |
| Astrologer with the autobiography "Answer in the Sky" | 63 |
| “___ o’ My Heart” (“Ziegfeld Follies” song) | 63 |
| Advertising icon enshrined on Madison Avenue's Walk of Fame | 63 |
| Add a building wing to a "Lord of the Rings" actress? | 63 |
| At 184 feet below sea level, this is the lowest city in the USA | 63 |
| Anti-ship missile that skims waves at nearly the speed of sound | 63 |
| A&E police drama set in South Florida, with "The" | 63 |
| Author of "A Death in the Family Portrait of a Lady"? | 63 |
| Afternoon children's programming block that moved to The CW | 63 |
| Another place to follow the object named in the circled letters | 63 |
| Aviarists love this "Livin' La Vida Loca" singer! | 63 |
| Acronym of a scientific project seeking contact with alien life | 63 |
| Actor who played Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol," 1951 | 63 |
| An elderly woman was having dinner with her husband and was ... | 63 |
| Animal that has something in common with this week's puzzle | 63 |
| Actress known for her ability to master a wide range of accents | 63 |
| Atlantic City casino, informally (with ''The'') | 63 |
| Atlantic City casino, familiarly (with ''the'') | 63 |
| Aviarists love this "I Knew You Were Trouble" singer! | 63 |
| After U2, highest-grossing concert band of all time, informally | 63 |
| Author of "Alphabetizing Your Spice Rack for Dummies" | 63 |
| Aramis, Athos, D'Artagnan and Porthos, with "the" | 63 |
| Alabama town with many connections to the civil rights movement | 63 |
| Annual October 24 observance related to this puzzle's theme | 63 |
| Advice on a fitness instructor's answering machine message? | 63 |
| Attorney Gregory Lawson portrayer in "Flash of Genius" | 64 |
| Alan who directed and starred in "Betsy's Wedding" | 64 |
| Alexander Pope warned about this "dang'rous thing" | 64 |
| “A Stranger ___ Us” (1992 film directed by Sidney Lumet) | 64 |
| A hint for the "life insurance" options in this puzzle | 64 |
| Actor Ed who was Carl Fredericksen's voice in "Up" | 64 |
| Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka form a famous one in the night sky | 64 |
| Andries Pretorius, e.g., who gave his name to a national capital | 64 |
| African capital which literally means "The Vanquisher" | 64 |
| Auto sponsor of Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life" | 64 |
| Auditor: You look relaxed. How are you? Taxpayer: __ (Tommy Roe) | 64 |
| A good one follows the starts of the four longest puzzle answers | 64 |
| Award won by Lance Armstrong in 2005 for the third straight year | 64 |
| Appliance that might go in the closet 'round about September | 64 |
| “Jealousy is all the ___ you think they had”: Erica Jong | 64 |
| Actor Lukas of "Witness" and "Mars Attacks!" | 64 |
| Actress famous for "The Rachel" hair style, familiarly | 64 |
| “The ___ Ascending” (Ralph Vaughan Williams composition) | 64 |
| Aretha lyric "You're a ___ and you're a cheat" | 64 |
| Actress Lindsay who said "Normalcy is not interesting" | 64 |
| Actress Martin who starred in TV’s “National Velvet” | 64 |
| Anthem with the line "The True North strong and free!" | 64 |
| Anita who sang "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby" | 64 |
| Animal whose tongue is long enough to clean its eyelids and ears | 64 |
| Actress Lena who made her first film while still in drama school | 64 |
| Actor to whom this puzzle is dedicated (1/26/1925–9/26/2008) | 64 |
| Author mentioned in the Beatles' "I Am the Walrus" | 64 |
| Alaskan area at the center of an oil-drilling controversy: Abbr. | 64 |
| Advice to a young Post: "If you want to succeed, ___!" | 64 |
| Annual desert festival whose name describes its closing ceremony | 64 |
| Actress Julie, star and co-writer of "Before Midnight" | 64 |
| Author of the 20th century's best-selling non-religious book | 64 |
| Asian fruit that smells so bad it's often banned from hotels | 64 |
| American realist who painted "The Gross Clinic" (1875) | 64 |
| Aspic-like meat dish named for an ingredient it doesn't have | 64 |
| Author whose masterpiece only started selling well after he died | 64 |
| Assignment that can't be entrusted to fractions or decimals? | 64 |
| Actor linked with the line "Just the facts, ma'am" | 64 |
| A drink was spilled all over her wallet and she had to ___ clean | 64 |
| Actress with the autobiography "My Life in High Heels" | 64 |
| Amphibian who used to have a "Wild Ride" at Disneyland | 64 |
| Anthony who won a Grammy for "What Kind of Fool Am I?" | 64 |
| Anagrammy-winning song about where the Skid Row Hotel was built? | 64 |
| Actor roomies' mailbox label that sounds like racing groups? | 64 |
| Area in an "Airplane!" gag about loading and unloading | 64 |
| Actor who played Howard in ''Melvin and Howard'' | 64 |
| Andy who raps "Mr. Pibb + Red Vines = crazy delicious" | 64 |
| Adjective for "Pygmalion" or "Major Barbara" | 64 |
| Actress North, once touted as "the new Marilyn Monroe" | 64 |
| Actress who made her big-screen debut in "Julia," 1977 | 64 |
| Art direction nominees Crowley and Ochipinti for "___" | 64 |
| Annual Manhattan event (represented symbolically in this puzzle) | 64 |
| Actress Thurman of "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" | 64 |
| Â Â "Cultured insolence," according to Aristotle | 64 |
| Adult-contemperary music of the late '70s and early '80s | 64 |
| A kind of one ends each of this puzzle's four longest answers | 65 |
| Abby and Martha, to Mortimer, in "Arsenic and Old Lace" | 65 |
| African language from which the word "chimpanzee" comes | 65 |
| Actor in "Honeymoon in Vegas" and "Las Vegas" | 65 |
| According to the Bible, the seventh-oldest man at 905 years young | 65 |
| Anthony Mann's "The Fall of the Roman Empire," e.g. | 65 |
| Actor Rob of "Providence" and "Melrose Place" | 65 |
| African antelope "caged" in five answers in this puzzle | 65 |
| A "man that is not passion's slave," in Shakespeare | 65 |
| Actor Coco who played Milo Perrier in "Murder by Death" | 65 |
| Actor who plays Yin Yang in "The Expendables" franchise | 65 |
| Album that knocked the Beatles' "1" off the #1 spot | 65 |
| Asian leader with a degree from a university named for his father | 65 |