| Subsequent to the Babylonian captivity, in Jewish history | 57 |
| Shallow-fried one of many in the national dish of Belarus | 57 |
| Shaw play that was the basis for "My Fair Lady" | 57 |
| Scandinavian fans of Wiggum's kid (in Simpsons-iana)? | 57 |
| Star of ''The Day the Earth Stood Still'' | 57 |
| Star of 1986's "A Judgment in Stone" (1940) | 57 |
| Singer with the 1994 #1 hit "Bump N' Grind" | 57 |
| She played a corrupt cop in "Pineapple Express" | 57 |
| Steve Martin film based on "Cyrano de Bergerac" | 57 |
| Star of "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," in tabloids | 57 |
| Subject of Stefan Fatsis' book "Word Freak" | 57 |
| St. whose motto is "Under God, the people rule" | 57 |
| Song from Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" | 57 |
| Sermon subject + a letter + trial subject + cat sound = ? | 57 |
| Sports equipment that doesn't fit in carry-on luggage | 57 |
| Seattle ___ (racehorse that won the Triple Crown in 1977) | 57 |
| School hit with an NCAA "death penalty" in 1987 | 57 |
| Show with "Celebrity Jeopardy!" spoofs, briefly | 57 |
| Shelby who wrote "The Content of Our Character" | 57 |
| Skittles slogan ... or an alternate title for this puzzle | 57 |
| Support worker hiding in the eight longest puzzle answers | 57 |
| Susan's portrayer on "Desperate Housewives" | 57 |
| Sam Houston served as its president, senator and governor | 57 |
| Simon & Garfunkel hit after "Mrs. Robinson" | 57 |
| Song from Tchaikovsky's "Andante Cantabile" | 57 |
| She asked, "What's love got to do with it?" | 57 |
| Starting catcher in every All-Star Game from 1964 to 1967 | 57 |
| Séance phenomena / Seattle Center Coliseum, since 1995 | 57 |
| Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and others | 57 |
| Sch. whose students have won more than 200 Olympic medals | 57 |
| She played Fantine in "Les Misérables," 1998 | 57 |
| Solo part in Benjamin Britten's "Lachrymae" | 57 |
| Simulation of an environment created by a computer system | 57 |
| Sports org. whose first signed athlete was Sheryl Swoopes | 57 |
| Sports league that used a red-white-and-blue ball: Abbr. | 56 |
| Sandler of "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" | 56 |
| Smith who wrote “The Theory of Moral Sentiments” | 56 |
| Sandler of “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” | 56 |
| Singer with the albums "19" and "21" | 56 |
| Sarah McLachlan hit from the album "Surfacing" | 56 |
| Sarah McLachlan "__ I do believe I failed you" | 56 |
| Sequence found in this puzzle's five longest answers | 56 |
| Steely Dan album whose cover was painted by Phil Hartman | 56 |
| State with the counties Tuscaloosa and Tallapoosa: Abbr. | 56 |
| Subject of the book "Loser and Still Champion" | 56 |
| Sportsman of the Century, per Sports Illustrated in 1999 | 56 |
| Setting for van Gogh's "The Night Café" | 56 |
| Sean who played the title role in "Rudy," 1993 | 56 |
| She played O'Shaughnessy opposite Bogart's Spade | 56 |
| Situation in which this puzzle's symptoms may appear | 56 |
| Something to wrap around one's neck ... or maybe not | 56 |
| Server of Norm, Cliff and Frasier, on "Cheers" | 56 |
| Singer with the first recording to sell a million copies | 56 |
| Snack in nearly every episode of "Wonder Pets" | 56 |
| Seaplane that made its first transpacific flight in 1935 | 56 |
| Syllable on a Valentine's Day card from Ralph Wiggum | 56 |
| Start for "of honor" or "of silence" | 56 |
| Sebastian who led London's bid for the 2012 Olympics | 56 |
| Songwriter with a statue in Manhattan's Duffy Square | 56 |
| Sam's co-host on a 1990s Sunday morning news program | 56 |
| Sheet music abbr. that indicates to get gradually louder | 56 |
| Snyder who won't change his football team's name | 56 |
| Singer portrayed by Spacey in "Beyond the Sea" | 56 |
| Sigourney's role in "Gorillas in the Mist" | 56 |
| Sigourney played her in "Gorillas in the Mist" | 56 |
| Strikeout-appropriate Red Sox nickname from 2007 to 2012 | 56 |
| Second baseman Bobby whose #1 was retired by the Red Sox | 56 |
| Singer who co-starred in "Joe's Apartment" | 56 |
| Stella __: cookie brand meaning "star of gold" | 56 |
| Subject of TV's "Life and Legend," 1955-61 | 56 |
| She played herself in "Swim Girl, Swim" (1927) | 56 |
| Suffix with "convention" or "racket" | 56 |
| Suffix with "racket" or "convention" | 56 |
| Susan of Broadway's "Beauty and the Beast" | 56 |
| Student whose school motto is "Lux et veritas" | 56 |
| Said "later!" to "Yellow Brick Road" | 56 |
| So-called "Wheat Capital of the United States" | 56 |
| Subject of the 2005 book "Conspiracy of Fools" | 56 |
| Singer of the Oscar-nominated song "May It Be" | 56 |
| Slangy suffix with "smack" or "sock" | 56 |
| Start of a rhyming song title featuring a little Spanish | 56 |
| She played "Camille" and "Ninotchka" | 56 |
| Song from the same era as "Little Deuce Coupe" | 56 |
| Sound resulting from a synchronous diaphragmatic flutter | 56 |
| Someone who picks it up might soon be pushing up daisies | 56 |
| Surname appearing on Suri Cruise's birth certificate | 56 |
| Subject in Tennyson's "Idylls of the King" | 56 |
| Series set at the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital | 56 |
| Swimmer dubbed " the Thorpedo," to his friends | 56 |
| State that shares a 48-mile border with British Columbia | 56 |
| Stephen King called him "the Swiss watchmaker" | 56 |
| Setting of the 2007 animated film "Persepolis" | 56 |
| Sugar's Daddy ___ (controversial new Mattel product) | 56 |
| Store that often includes a Little Caesars Pizza Station | 56 |
| Smiths "A Rush and a Push and the ___ Is Ours" | 56 |
| Song written about George Harrison's wife (awkward!) | 56 |
| Salonga-Chien who won a Tony for "Miss Saigon" | 56 |
| She played Arthur's girlfriend in "Arthur" | 56 |
| Singer of the children's album "Camp Lisa" | 56 |
| She plagues ladies' lips with blisters, per Mercutio | 56 |