| Musical character who sings "My Favorite Things" | 58 |
| Majority of the contestants on "The Dating Game" | 58 |
| Manny who was the longest tenured coach in Dodgers history | 58 |
| Meg's ''You've Got Mail'' director | 58 |
| Midwest college town that was an Underground Railroad stop | 58 |
| Mark Wills "Humming like a big well-___ machine" | 58 |
| Member of the L.A. Rams' "Fearsome Foursome" | 58 |
| Mindless Self Indulgence song about going after something? | 58 |
| Melody used for Elvis' 'It's Now or Never' | 58 |
| Mythological figure being kissed in a statue at the Louvre | 58 |
| Meredith took over for him hosting "Millionaire" | 58 |
| Mix over, as a salad whose walnuts have sunk to the bottom | 58 |
| Mathematician believed to be the first computer programmer | 58 |
| Measure of a newborn's health, named for its developer | 58 |
| Movie directed by Garry Marshall/Musical based on a Gospel | 58 |
| Mexican-born "Sports Illustrated" swimsuit model | 58 |
| Missile that sank a British destroyer in the Falklands War | 58 |
| Make a pop star eat the meat dress she wore, on the piano? | 58 |
| Mag with the slogan "It's great to be a man" | 58 |
| Massachusetts birthplace of Horace Mann (born May 4, 1796) | 58 |
| Monty Python member who renounced his American citizenship | 58 |
| Most like Brando's voice, in "The Godfather" | 58 |
| Maxim demonstrated by the partnered answers in this puzzle | 58 |
| Mural on a wall of a church in Milan, with "The" | 58 |
| Mementos from a couple's visit to seedy Hawaiian bars? | 58 |
| Manager of the Yankees during the Murderers' Row years | 58 |
| Magazine with the column "Jay Leno's Garage" | 58 |
| Maugham novel made into a 1946 movie, with "The" | 58 |
| Magazine found in a gastroenterologist's waiting room? | 58 |
| Minnesota city where the first Target store opened [Spain] | 58 |
| Modern-day reality show where the contestants cross train? | 58 |
| Mrs. Weston's portrayer in 1996's "Emma" | 58 |
| Make a chart indicating how tall Kobe's teammates are? | 58 |
| Mostly female punk band of the 1970s, with "the" | 58 |
| Message written in the sky by the Wicked Witch of the West | 58 |
| Mark Twain novel whose plot is encapsulated in this puzzle | 58 |
| MLB relief pitcher who was country singer Tim's father | 58 |
| Musician awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011 | 58 |
| Malt beverage whose name is Russian for "winter" | 58 |
| Miss ___ Quested ("A Passage to India" character) | 59 |
| Musical direction that means "in a disturbed way" | 59 |
| Musician with the gold-selling album "Sugar Lips" | 59 |
| Matty who beat brother Felipe for the 1966 NL batting title | 59 |
| Middle name of ''The Wizard of Menlo Park'' | 59 |
| Man's name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet | 59 |
| Message indicating "adult beverages not supplied" | 59 |
| Minnesota Twin who won seven American League batting titles | 59 |
| Michael of "Weekend Update" on "S.N.L." | 59 |
| Myers who wrote "Why Women Should Rule the World" | 59 |
| Moore who won a Golden Raspberry for "Striptease" | 59 |
| Movie that introduced the line "Bond, James Bond" | 59 |
| Marlon's ''On the Waterfront'' director | 59 |
| Musician with the album "Here Come the Warm Jets" | 59 |
| Mandarin for "wind," and half of an arranging art | 59 |
| Music of Kirk Franklin's God's Property choir, e.g. | 59 |
| Musical with the song "Alone at a Drive-in Movie" | 59 |
| Milli___ (the amount of beauty required to launch one ship) | 59 |
| Member of an ancient people known for warfare with chariots | 59 |
| Musical based on de Hartog's "The Fourposter" | 59 |
| Metal band with the 2009 album "Wavering Radiant" | 59 |
| Martial artist co-star of "The Forbidden Kingdom" | 59 |
| Marx who wrote "All that is solid melts into air" | 59 |
| Matthau's bride in ''Grumpier Old Men'' | 59 |
| Maria Rodriguez's husband, on "Sesame Street" | 59 |
| Magazine that had a "Lighter Side of ..." feature | 59 |
| Mel Brooks role in "History of the World, Part I" | 59 |
| Mil. alliance with official languages of English and French | 59 |
| Mythological Theban with a chemical element named after her | 59 |
| Makeup of the left and right sides of Pascal's triangle | 59 |
| Mary ___, on whose story "All About Eve" is based | 59 |
| Middle name on the cover of the 2012 album "Kiss" | 59 |
| Mil. branch whose slogan was "Per Ardua ad Astra" | 59 |
| Mrs. Frisby's charges in "The Secret of NIMH" | 59 |
| Military org. with the motto "Per ardua ad astra" | 59 |
| Movie for which Liza Minnelli won an Oscar for Best Actress | 59 |
| Musical direction that means "lyrical" in Italian | 59 |
| Movie about a woman who runs a private investigation agency | 59 |
| Major section of the "Seventy-Six Trombones" band | 59 |
| Mississippi university that's home to the Fighting Okra | 59 |
| Makes sacrifices on behalf of a telecommunications company? | 59 |
| March based on Scott's "The Lady of the Lake" | 59 |
| Marsha Mason's co-star in "Only When I Laugh" | 59 |
| Musician arrested onstage in 1967 for "indecency" | 59 |
| Matt Damon's costar in "The Bourne Ultimatum" | 59 |
| Materialistic former "Saturday Night Live" actor? | 59 |
| MoMA's "The Red Studio" and "Dance" | 59 |
| Metal band with the classic album "Rust in Peace" | 59 |
| Mr./Mrs. Garrison's alter ego on "South Park" | 59 |
| Move more units than "Going Back to Cali" rapper? | 59 |
| Magician who competed on "Dancing with the Stars" | 59 |
| MTV hidden camera show returning with Justin Bieber as host | 59 |
| Member of the Super Best Friends, on "South Park" | 59 |
| Marvin Gaye "When I get that feeling, I need ___" | 59 |
| Maxwell House's "Good to the last drop," e.g. | 59 |
| Marty's scientist pal in "Back to the Future" | 59 |
| Military unit comprised of Getz, Laurel, Musial and Mikita? | 59 |
| Mike in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" | 59 |
| Man who penned this puzzleÂ’s lines, born August 6, 1809 | 59 |
| Metallic sound, or a brand of grapefruit soda (Tribute #11) | 59 |
| Musical with the song "The Largest Moving Object" | 59 |