| Shirley Temple's "___ Little Girl" | 48 |
| Simon and Garfunkel song played when things end? | 48 |
| Shiny Toy Guns "I ___ You a Love Song" | 48 |
| Straw topper first made in Ecuador, surprisingly | 48 |
| South American country with a red-and-white flag | 48 |
| Star of TV's "Mission: Impossible" | 48 |
| Subject of the biopic "La Vie en Rose" | 48 |
| Scammer's delight or a fine feathered friend | 48 |
| Steiger's "Jesus of Nazareth" role | 48 |
| Sal's "Rebel Without a Cause" role | 48 |
| Screenwriter Lehman's "Family ___" | 48 |
| Stephen Frears biopic about playwright Joe Orton | 48 |
| Singer at McCartney's Gershwin Prize concert | 48 |
| Streep's craft in "The River Wild" | 48 |
| Snoop Dogg, now that he's Snoop Lion, is one | 48 |
| Say ''ouch!'' when pinched, e.g. | 48 |
| Scarlet letter in "The Scarlet Letter" | 48 |
| Sailor's meteorological concern, in a saying | 48 |
| Storekeeper is one who complains about hit movie | 48 |
| Surname of the couple who created Curious George | 48 |
| Spinoff of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" | 48 |
| Setting of Hitchcock's "Notorious" | 48 |
| Subject of the book "The Best of Time" | 48 |
| Subject of the book "Bush's Brain" | 48 |
| Stratford, Eng., playhouse dedicated to the bard | 48 |
| Stravinsky's "Scherzo à la ___" | 48 |
| Stravinsky's "Le ___ du printemps" | 48 |
| She played Mrs. Gump in "Forrest Gump" | 48 |
| Song on Bob Dylan's "Desire" album | 48 |
| Sitcom title character in a nuns' residence? | 48 |
| Series of battles within the last two millennia? | 48 |
| Sure enough, all that money gives him an ___ ... | 48 |
| Star of HBO's canceled "Carnivale" | 48 |
| Sinatra film ''___ in the Head'' | 48 |
| Slacking film star (secretly planning to get...) | 48 |
| Start of a motto first published in an 1844 book | 48 |
| Sinatra tune, "It's ___ New to Me" | 48 |
| Still able to stay awake for a few more minutes? | 48 |
| Song whose title is French for “skylark” | 48 |
| Self-evaluating question for the self-help crowd | 48 |
| Subject of a six-volume history by Edward Gibbon | 48 |
| Suffix after "walk" or "jog" | 48 |
| Speaker just before "Over the Rainbow" | 48 |
| Sacred books of the ancient Zoroastrian religion | 48 |
| Soft drink company formed in New Orleans in 1890 | 48 |
| Super-weird art coming out of suburban Maryland? | 48 |
| Seemingly unfitting name for Wrigley Field vines | 48 |
| She played Dr. Melfi on "The Sopranos" | 48 |
| Size standard on "What's My Line?" | 48 |
| Subject of an E.E. Cummings "portrait" | 48 |
| Service providers to Martha's Vineyard, e.g. | 48 |
| She sang lead on "Our Lips Are Sealed" | 48 |
| Server of food that may be steamed, fried or raw | 48 |
| Soda brand "reintroduced" in July 1985 | 48 |
| Scottish body of water that connects to another? | 48 |
| Start of a news item about a drug investigation? | 48 |
| Stumbling block for a beauty pageant contestant? | 48 |
| Say 'the drawing of air into the lungs'? | 48 |
| Shakespeare in the Park theater, in Central Park | 48 |
| Spy's reaction to an early retirement offer? | 48 |
| Short-lived economic expansion of the late 1990s | 48 |
| She wrote "The Needle's Eye": 1972 | 48 |
| Sound of fright that lasts all through Hanukkah? | 48 |
| Shortstop Aybar who was a 2011 Gold Glove winner | 48 |
| Show about Burt Reynolds' after-hours lover? | 48 |
| Smiley face character in the arcade game Berzerk | 48 |
| Saying, "I'll be right back," e.g. | 48 |
| Sarah Palin or Arnold Schwarzenegger, informally | 48 |
| She was Jill on "Charlie's Angels" | 48 |
| School exercise involving leaving one's seat | 48 |
| Situations that could erupt into sudden violence | 48 |
| Singing a "Messiah" piece too quickly? | 48 |
| Sing "Gladly the cross-eyed bear," say | 48 |
| She had a #1 hit with "I Will Survive" | 48 |
| Start of a "Can you believe it?" story | 48 |
| Shaw's phonetic spelling of "fish" | 48 |
| Source of the outbursts (and hit comedy of 1993) | 48 |
| Swift's story of Lemuel's rascally pals? | 48 |
| Stage musical, with ''The Most'' | 48 |
| Summary of Krzysztof's visit west of Warsaw? | 48 |
| Saint ___, English borough known for glassmaking | 48 |
| Strike the ground behind the ball, in golf lingo | 48 |
| School with a Great Hall and Room of Requirement | 48 |
| Stadium where the Indianapolis Colts once played | 48 |
| Search engine launched by Wired magazine in 1996 | 48 |
| South Seas entrepreneur going over his holdings? | 48 |
| Singer Menzel with the album "I Stand" | 48 |
| Song about someone who's easily entertained? | 48 |
| Song that begins "All through the day" | 48 |
| Sign on a building, and the theme of this puzzle | 48 |
| Salinger's backer of "The Catcher" | 48 |
| Subliminally adopt another's characteristics | 48 |
| Singer who nicknamed himself Mr. Mojo Risin' | 48 |
| Subject of conspiracy rumors for nearly 50 years | 48 |
| Singer with the 2011 "Get $leazy" tour | 48 |
| Samuel Coleridge poem inspired by an opium dream | 48 |
| She was Helen Gamble on "The Practice" | 48 |
| Someone who doesn't find it easy being green | 48 |
| Swedish city connected by a bridge to Copenhagen | 48 |
| Studio mascot that starts movies off with a roar | 48 |