| Hermione portrayer in the "Harry Potter" movies | 57 |
| He was third behind Jackie and Stan for the 1949 N.L. MVP | 57 |
| He played Henry VIII in "The Other Boleyn Girl" | 57 |
| Home to Jerry Uht Park, where the SeaWolves play baseball | 57 |
| He designed costumes for Sarah Bernhardt and Anna Pavlova | 57 |
| Heroine in one of Salinger's "Nine Stories" | 57 |
| Hothead that's an anagram of ''ante'' | 57 |
| Highest volcano on the Mediterranean's largest island | 57 |
| Highlander in Sir Walter Scott's "Waverley" | 57 |
| He introduced the Easter egg roll on the White House lawn | 57 |
| He wrote "Even the worthy Homer sometimes nods" | 57 |
| High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, more commonly | 57 |
| Household pets that need ultraviolet light in their cages | 57 |
| He managed the U.S. to its first Olympic gold in baseball | 57 |
| He said "A lie told often enough becomes truth" | 57 |
| He was involved in a hosting controversy with O'Brien | 57 |
| Home of the oldest university in the continental Americas | 57 |
| His epitaph begins "Workers of all lands unite" | 57 |
| His 1959 album "Heavenly" was #1 for five weeks | 57 |
| He cowrote "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire" | 57 |
| Hip-hop singer with the 2008 hit "Paper Planes" | 57 |
| Home of Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" | 57 |
| Home of Cézanne's "The Bather," in brief | 57 |
| Hawaiian island where much of "Lost" was filmed | 57 |
| Harvard Law Review editor who went on to become president | 57 |
| Hoopster who dubbed himself "The Big Aristotle" | 57 |
| He says "If music be the food of love, play on" | 57 |
| He's ahead of Sheffield on the all-time home run list | 57 |
| He played Cardinal Richelieu in "The Musketeer" | 57 |
| Her "Don't You Know" was a #1 R & B hit | 57 |
| Have confidence or faith in (with ''on'') | 57 |
| Hoopster Artest who changed his name to Metta World Peace | 57 |
| Hitchcock classic seemingly filmed in one continuous take | 57 |
| Handel's ''_____ Galatea e Polifemo'' | 57 |
| He played the youngest son on "Eight Is Enough" | 57 |
| He interviewed Miles Davis in the first Playboy interview | 57 |
| Horse of the Year that won the 1949 Preakness and Belmont | 57 |
| He played Juror #9 in 1957's "12 Angry Men" | 57 |
| He played Uncle Jesse on "The Dukes of Hazzard" | 57 |
| Heavy dairy product made from reclaimed casino equipment? | 57 |
| High-jump style named for 1968 Olympic gold medalist Dick | 57 |
| He became the first major leaguer with 3,000 hits in 1914 | 57 |
| Host of public radio's "This American Life" | 57 |
| He played Jack Tripper on "Three's Company" | 57 |
| His birthday is celebrated as Children's Day in India | 57 |
| Headdress once donned by Benedict XVI on formal occasions | 57 |
| He unleashed "Gangnam Style" on YouTube in 2012 | 57 |
| Hip-hop producer who records under the name Bobby Digital | 57 |
| Hendrix biography "___ Me While I Kiss the Sky" | 57 |
| He voiced Ozzie the opossum in "Over the Hedge" | 57 |
| He voices Burns, Flanders, Skinner, Lovejoy, and Brockman | 57 |
| Having the Space Needle outside one's bedroom window? | 57 |
| Hit song for The Jacksons with guest vocalist Mick Jagger | 57 |
| He wrote "Hen's Teeth and Horse's Toes" | 57 |
| Hallucinated from getting bonked on the head, in cartoons | 57 |
| Henry Ossawa ___, painter of "The Banjo Lesson" | 57 |
| Half of the symbol for "approximately equal to" | 57 |
| How a youngster might watch a parade, with "on" | 57 |
| His postcard says "My yacht's in high gear" | 57 |
| He sings "Maria" in "West Side Story" | 57 |
| Headwear seen on the cover of "Guitar Hero III" | 57 |
| He killed Basil Rathbone in "The Mark of Zorro" | 57 |
| He can sometimes be found near Wenda or Wizard Whitebeard | 57 |
| He "runs through the town ... in his nightgown" | 57 |
| Hoped-for answer to "Will you be my Valentine?" | 57 |
| He was elected to the Hall of Fame the same year as Sandy | 57 |
| He's twenty-two spots ahead of Ott on the homerun list | 58 |
| Host of an annual convention attended by publishers: Abbr. | 58 |
| Hooper's Store proprietor on "Sesame Street" | 58 |
| He was third behind Sosa and McGwire for the 1998 N.L. MVP | 58 |
| He plays the Devil in "The Devil's Advocate" | 58 |
| Higher pair of black squares in this grid, typographically | 58 |
| Humphrey's costar in "The Barefoot Contessa" | 58 |
| Home of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building | 58 |
| Hungarian city known for "Bull's Blood" wine | 58 |
| Harrison's role in "The Empire Strikes Back" | 58 |
| Holm or McKellen of "The Fellowship of the Ring" | 58 |
| Her six Best Actress nominations without a win is a record | 58 |
| Home of van Gogh's "Starry Night," for short | 58 |
| He should have written "Postcards From the Edge" | 58 |
| He announced Biden as his running mate with a text message | 58 |
| Her production company is her first name spelled backwards | 58 |
| Hieroglyphic symbol for the ancient Egyptian "M" | 58 |
| Hard-to-stab-with-a-fork thing in one's salad, perhaps | 58 |
| He broke Ty's record for career hits in September 1985 | 58 |
| Home of Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" | 58 |
| He played the candidate in "The Candidate," 1972 | 58 |
| Hans Augusto or Margret of "Curious George" fame | 58 |
| Hayworth pined for in "The Shawshank Redemption" | 58 |
| He sang on Gwen Stefani's "The Sweet Escape" | 58 |
| Hall-of-Famer Walter who was a Dodger manager for 23 years | 58 |
| He plays Tom Haverford on "Parks and Recreation" | 58 |
| Highway patrol device once trademarked by Smith and Wesson | 58 |
| He's collaborated with David Byrne, U2, and Paul Simon | 58 |
| Help "The Jungle" author Sinclair feel cheerful? | 58 |
| He killed Chuck Norris in "Return of the Dragon" | 58 |
| High-ranking official--Canada's Leona Aglukkaq is one! | 58 |
| Holy day commemorating the purification of the Virgin Mary | 58 |
| His last words were "Thus, I give up the spear!" | 58 |
| He spent December 25, 800 being crowned Holy Roman Emperor | 58 |