Steve who played the title role of Hercules in a 1959 film | 58 |
Subject of a Will Ferrell "S.N.L." impersonation | 58 |
Sch. with the slogan "Why not change the world?" | 58 |
Scandinavian language from which we get "tundra" | 58 |
Stick with Mario (and not that dreadful hedgehog instead)? | 58 |
Singer Roy nicknamed "The King of Country Music" | 58 |
Statement before singing each hit featured in this puzzle? | 58 |
Silent film actress whose name anagrams to car radio parts | 58 |
Song about a doctor's request for a surgical dressing? | 58 |
Show set in an "outer-outer borough" of New York | 58 |
Soup can: "Lift tab to rim. Pull up and back"... | 58 |
Slimy mascot of the University of California at Santa Cruz | 58 |
Singer with the 1980 #1 album "Against the Wind" | 58 |
Singer of the Leoncavallo aria "Vesti la giubba" | 58 |
Spat between priests who wore the same garment to a party? | 58 |
Shape whose regular version has 144-degree internal angles | 58 |
Saint not modest about fasting days at start of Easter (9) | 58 |
Sewing and scrapbooking, like, I don't know, I forget? | 58 |
She played Julia Sugarbaker on "Designing Women" | 58 |
Southern connector between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans | 58 |
Song on R. Kelly's "Chocolate Factory" album | 58 |
Singer with the 1988 Top Ten Hit "Walk on Water" | 58 |
Spanish newspaper whose name means "The Country" | 58 |
Surrey town in which George Harrison lived in the '60s | 58 |
Singer Tornquist-Karlsson in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame | 58 |
She lost out to Reese Witherspoon for Best Actress of 2005 | 58 |
Small amount of blood serum ... or a title for this puzzle | 58 |
Scottish post-punk band exchanged for old French currency? | 58 |
Social networking site for overly tanned Yiddish-speakers? | 58 |
Squanders little by little (with ''away'') | 58 |
So Jimmy went to Vegas, hoping to win it all back in a ___ | 58 |
Shooter Bernhard known as "The Subway Vigilante" | 58 |
Song from Sondheim's "Merrily We Roll Along" | 58 |
Song with the lyric "We salute him, one and all" | 58 |
Scholastic's phrase for "existence realized" | 58 |
Song title followed by "in all the wrong places" | 58 |
Singer with the 1999 #1 hit "If You Had My Love" | 58 |
Shakespeare character who was "of no woman born" | 58 |
State capital nicknamed "The City of Four Lakes" | 58 |
San Antonio Spur Ginóbili with three championship rings | 58 |
Story about a chess-playing primate, with "The"? | 58 |
Second-largest primarily French-speaking city in the world | 58 |
Spanish painter called "El Divino": 16th century | 58 |
Step Two: Take the figure you get for Step One and do this | 58 |
Singer of "Southern Man" and "Old Man" | 58 |
She played Belle Watling in "Gone With the Wind" | 58 |
Sponsor of old radio's "Little Orphan Annie" | 58 |
Stratospheric stratum that protects the Earth from the Sun | 58 |
Street mentioned in the "Green Acres" theme song | 58 |
Shirley Temple wore them in "The Little Colonel" | 58 |
Singer who played Cyrano in "Cyrano de Bergerac" | 58 |
Someone who answers the author of "The Gold-Bug" | 58 |
Space opera starring Kanye as Jar Jar and Fergie as C-3PO? | 58 |
Sheriff's power? Latin militia? Whatever! I'm a PC | 58 |
Show whose theme was written and performed by Quincy Jones | 58 |
Scrape the ground with a golf club before hitting the ball | 58 |
Singer of the 1975 #1 hit "Laughter in the Rain" | 58 |
Subject of the biography "All or Nothing at All" | 58 |
Some sewing machines (and clue to this puzzle's theme) | 58 |
Stevie Wonder's Ellington tribute "___ Duke" | 58 |
Sound effect in the theme to "The Addams Family" | 58 |
Show with Stefon, the City Correspondent for New York City | 58 |
Show that launched Eddie Murphy and Chevy Chase, for short | 58 |
Screwball, and what each starred answer's beginning is | 58 |
Sammy Davis Jr.'s 1959 "Porgy and Bess" role | 58 |
Source of the all-time best-selling movie-related toy line | 58 |
Stanley's love in "A Streetcar Named Desire" | 58 |
Scoreboard abbr. in the NHL, NFL, and MLB, but not the NBA | 58 |
Seattle team that became the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008 | 58 |
Some instructional (adult-only) vinyl releases from Sting? | 58 |
Synonym for "Pavarottis," in British money slang | 58 |
Salon question's answer, or remark that could cause it | 58 |
Story of a Fed. narcotics inspectors' raid on a sauna? | 58 |
Sports org. not recently involved in a lockout controversy | 58 |
Southern hip-hop portmanteau meaning "respected" | 58 |
She played Fantine in "Les Misérables" (1998) | 58 |
Surname appearing nine times in a list of Indy 500 winners | 58 |
Surprise winner of the first Tchaikovsky Piano Competition | 58 |
Schoolhouse Rock "I get my thing in action: __!" | 58 |
Start of advice from Susan DiLallo's grandmother, Rose | 58 |
Saturday, "My Generation" (with "The") | 58 |
Self-censorship applied at the office, in modern day slang | 58 |
Source of the line "Thy money perish with thee" | 57 |
Song on Sarah McLachlan's "Surfacing" album | 57 |
Supplemental insurance provider with ads featuring a duck | 57 |
Scorsese flick about an over-the-hill financial optimist? | 57 |
Suffix with "concession" or "million" | 57 |
Site mentioned in "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" | 57 |
Subject of Ives's "Concord Sonata" movement | 57 |
Soprano Gluck and Arkansas town near the Boston Mountains | 57 |
Salve used when you've gone overboard with sunbathing | 57 |
Song that starts "My country, 'tis of thee" | 57 |
Song that begins "My country, 'tis of thee" | 57 |
Singer Tori with the album "Little Earthquakes" | 57 |
Synonym for this puzzle's title hiding in four places | 57 |
Singer in the John Wayne film "The Longest Day" | 57 |
Sleep disorder that means "breathless" in Greek | 57 |
Sea that was once the fourth-largest inland body of water | 57 |
Site of the first Tomb Raider game's climactic finale | 57 |
Studebaker model name that means "Let's go" | 57 |