| Classic 1954 horror film whose title creatures have invaded this puzzle | 71 |
| Ant movie with the tagline "Kill one and two take its place!" | 71 |
| Movie about a "Sopranos"-like actress from the Mediterranean? | 71 |
| Eugene Levy bomb among MSNBC.com's "Worst Movies of 2005" | 71 |
| 1993 film that had Oscar's Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress | 71 |
| HBO hit, or a hint to the starts of this puzzle's 11-letter answers | 71 |
| "__ essential" (key line in "Schindler's List") | 71 |
| "Tony n' ___ Wedding" (Off Broadway hit starting in 1988) | 71 |
| He tried to join the Blue Man Group on "Arrested Development" | 71 |
| Exam an international student might take for college admissions (abbr.) | 71 |
| ''. . . ___ and trouble'' (''Macbeth'') | 71 |
| City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to grow potatoes" | 71 |
| He's second to Cox for most times managing a team to the postseason | 71 |
| Company involved in the “format war” between HD DVD and Blu-ray | 71 |
| "It's quarter ___ ..." (start of an Arlen-Mercer classic) | 71 |
| "We're coming to your ___, we'll help you party down" | 71 |
| Arthur ___ (British actor for whom a fast-food fish chain is named) (8) | 71 |
| Maroon 5, if two members were crushed by a piano (hey, a guy can dream) | 71 |
| He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame the same year as Cy and Nap | 71 |
| Bests in the pool, as Ian Thorpe would (apparently this is a real word) | 71 |
| What the mother of a dozen kids says just before turning out the light? | 71 |
| Things of which there are ten in the Across clues, and ten in the Downs | 71 |
| Game show host with the catchphrase "Let's do crosswords" | 71 |
| Its film school alumni include Alexander Payne and Francis Ford Coppola | 71 |
| Wear that was one of "Oprah's Favorite Things" four times | 71 |
| Country whose name was commonly preceded by "the" before 1991 | 71 |
| They evolved from five-stringed Portuguese instruments called rajãos | 71 |
| Galina __, old Russian ballerina whose Moscow apartment is now a museum | 71 |
| Lead role in the film known in France as "L'Or de la Vie" | 71 |
| Charity whose name appears on the Barcelona football club's jerseys | 71 |
| Western U.S. school with a highly regarded hotel administration program | 71 |
| Vicissitudes of life, as for the inventor named in the circled squares? | 71 |
| Pastry chef creations ... and a hint to 12 other answers in this puzzle | 71 |
| He won the Pulitzer for Novel the same year that Thornton won for Drama | 71 |
| Service with a significant recruiting presence at American high schools | 71 |
| "In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale" director Boll | 71 |
| Semiautomatic guns that are apparently legal to own in most of the U.S. | 71 |
| Break suggested by the starts of this puzzle's four longest answers | 71 |
| Kilmer who voices K.I.T.T. in the new "Knight Rider" TV movie | 71 |
| Cliburn's nickname after winning the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition? | 71 |
| Kevin Spacey's Oscar-winning role in "The Usual Suspects" | 71 |
| Author of the quote "I am not what you call a civilized man!" | 71 |
| Today's honoree, "camouflaged" in 10 other puzzle answers | 71 |
| Only private non-American to address a joint session of Congress (1989) | 71 |
| Neil Diamond "Yesterday's gone, now all I ___ is a smile" | 71 |
| "That mad game the world so loves to play," to Jonathan Swift | 71 |
| "Over There" and "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" | 71 |
| Letter presets used in place of arrows in keyboard-based computer games | 71 |
| Creator of a comic strip duo named after a theologian and a philosopher | 71 |
| He said "I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally" | 71 |
| Start of a quotation from John Hart's "Iron House" (2011) | 71 |
| Toy advertised with the slogan "but they don't fall down" | 71 |
| Occupy Wall Street crowd saying they'll pay NY for their cab rides? | 71 |
| Salad dressing preferred by The Dude from "The Big Lebowski"? | 71 |
| Greek musician with an honorary degree from the University of Minnesota | 71 |
| Polite response to a woman / "You got it, lady," respectfully | 71 |
| Where "you can hang out with all the boys," according to song | 71 |
| #7 onVH1's list of The 100 Greatest Dance Songs of the 20th Century | 71 |
| Company sold in 2006 for $1.65 billion - 21 months after it was founded | 71 |
| First letter of "zebra" when it rhymes with "Debra" | 71 |
| Songwriter Warren honored on the album "Enjoy Every Sandwich" | 71 |
| Company behind the popular social network games FarmVille and CityVille | 71 |
| Third highest-selling world computer manufacturer (behind HP and Dell) | 70 |
| Like this answer, or a two-word description of this puzzle's theme | 70 |
| Puzzle in which the initial letters of each line form a word or phrase | 70 |
| When "Good Morning Baltimore" plays in "Hairspray" | 70 |
| It starts in Friar Laurence's cell in "Romeo and Juliet" | 70 |
| Whence the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive" | 70 |
| Douglas who wrote "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" | 70 |
| "... hot wine with not __ of allaying Tiber in't": Shak. | 70 |
| Second letters of this puzzle's five theme answers (seen in order) | 70 |
| Like the last movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" | 70 |
| "You Can't Do That on Television" cast member Morissette | 70 |
| Its motto is "To help them, you have to help yourself first" | 70 |
| City where four presidents and four vice presidents served as governor | 70 |
| One of the 30 companies that makes up the Dow Jones Industrial Average | 70 |
| One of the 30 companies that comprise the Dow Jones Industrial Average | 70 |
| He lost out to Morgan Freeman for the 2004 Best Supporting Actor Oscar | 70 |
| Greven who wrote the 2008 best seller "How to Talk to Girls" | 70 |
| Boxer who said "The man who has no imagination has no wings" | 70 |
| "Man, I ain't got no quarrel with them Vietcong" speaker | 70 |
| "The poet is ___ who always speaks the truth" (Jean Cocteau) | 70 |
| 1986 sci-fi sequel with Paul Reiser in a rare "villain" role | 70 |
| Word before, after — or both before and after — "in" | 70 |
| "___ Ask of You" ("The Phantom of the Opera" song) | 70 |
| Greetings before "Pehea 'oe?" ("How are you?") | 70 |
| 1969 rock concert site chronicled in ''Gimme Shelter'' | 70 |
| "Omnia vincit ___" (Latin for "Love conquers all") | 70 |
| Billy Joel song that starts "In every heart there is a room" | 70 |
| Two-part drama that won two Best Play Tonys and a Best Miniseries Emmy | 70 |
| Hathaway who played the White Queen in "Alice in Wonderland" | 70 |
| Alert that's now often called BOLO ("be on the lookout") | 70 |
| Olympian's first name that sounds like another Olympian's name | 70 |
| "I'm just ___ boy" ("Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric) | 70 |
| Toon with a Ph.D. from the Springfield Heights Institute of Technology | 70 |
| "Thank you, come again" speaker, on "The Simpsons" | 70 |
| "___ in the house may eat the ice cream" (spelling mnemonic) | 70 |
| Where to find "books in the running brooks," per Shakespeare | 70 |
| Word with ''dining'' or ''restricted'' | 70 |
| "... I've never done this with __ live girl": song lyric | 70 |