| Chicago-based magazine with one-million-plus circulation | 56 |
| Crossdressing "Dame" played by Barry Humphries | 56 |
| Cook who played Wilmer in "The Maltese Falcon" | 56 |
| Country once under the purview of Emperor Haile Selassie | 56 |
| Children's character originally voiced by Jim Henson | 56 |
| City that hosts the world's biggest annual game fair | 56 |
| Comic strip character whose boyfriend was Wingey Wallace | 56 |
| California's "Raisin Capital of the World" | 56 |
| Cyndi Lauper's "___ Just Want to Have Fun" | 56 |
| Classic cars that were the first to have Ram Air engines | 56 |
| Clickable item found in the seven longest Across answers | 56 |
| Company name that begins with its founder's initials | 56 |
| Country whose flag is a red circle on a white background | 56 |
| Candidate attacked in the movie "Stolen Honor" | 56 |
| Christian apologist who wrote "The Four Loves" | 56 |
| Co-star of Sorvino and De Niro in "GoodFellas" | 56 |
| Credence Clearwater Revival song about a California city | 56 |
| Connecticut town for which a tick-borne illness is named | 56 |
| Co-owner of the Fix-It Shop on "Sesame Street" | 56 |
| Channel where you can hear Rita Cosby's hoarse voice | 56 |
| Comic strip title character with the first name Augustus | 56 |
| Classic computer game set on a seemingly deserted island | 56 |
| Creature in Dr. Seuss's "If I Ran the Zoo" | 56 |
| Campbell who will return to "Scream 4" in 2010 | 56 |
| Chaplin costar in ''The Great Dictator'' | 56 |
| Clifford who co-wrote "Sweet Smell of Success" | 56 |
| California city that was the Bionic Woman's hometown | 56 |
| Civilization known for "colossal head" statues | 56 |
| City captured by the Allies during Operation Torch, 1942 | 56 |
| Carson's predecessor on "The Tonight Show" | 56 |
| Comic strip originally called "Li'l Folks" | 56 |
| Condition that involves mood swings and chocolate binges | 56 |
| Carly Simon "From __ dolls through brassieres" | 56 |
| Company that developed TV's Indian Head Test Pattern | 56 |
| Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, 1987-95 | 56 |
| Character in Tasso's "Jerusalem Delivered" | 56 |
| City that grew around the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad | 56 |
| Captain John Yossarian portrayer in "Catch-22" | 56 |
| Chinese-born inventor who developed magnetic core memory | 56 |
| Central question in the search for extraterrestrial life | 56 |
| Clock that's sort of like a perpetual motion machine | 56 |
| Cher title words before "my baby shot me down" | 56 |
| Comedian associated with the song "Yakety Sax" | 56 |
| Confucius say "Man who drive like hell is ___" | 56 |
| Certain music collection ... and this puzzle's theme | 56 |
| Civil War battlefield with the second-highest casualties | 56 |
| Christine ___, "The Phantom of the Opera" girl | 56 |
| Computer that performed a lot of checks in the '90s? | 56 |
| Currency replaced with a euro with an owl on its reverse | 56 |
| Class in which students report on the doings of Hobbits? | 56 |
| City of little magical creatures near the Arctic Circle? | 56 |
| Celebrity whose likeness was used for a 2009 Barbie doll | 56 |
| Confucius say "Man who stand on toilet is ___" | 56 |
| Classic answer to "Where's your homework?" | 56 |
| Connection made while feeding a snack dispenser (Part 1) | 56 |
| Coach of the 2005 NCAA football champion Texas Longhorns | 56 |
| Coen brothers film, "The ___ Wasn't There" | 56 |
| Candidate with the slogan "Come home, America" | 56 |
| Characteristic of a transitional period in the Stone Age | 56 |
| Category the Pentagon uses instead of "other"? | 56 |
| Check one's husband's collar for lipstick, e.g.? | 56 |
| Captain of the Nebuchadnezzar, in "The Matrix" | 56 |
| Chris who played Mr. Big on "Sex and the City" | 56 |
| Child's toy in the shape of a Shakespeare character? | 56 |
| Condition once called "shell shock," for short | 56 |
| Country singer nicknamed "The Cherokee Cowboy" | 56 |
| Country where everyone drives the same color automobile? | 56 |
| Court case involving a British tennis player and a rake? | 56 |
| Comment to a parent reprimanding their child in a store? | 56 |
| Commissioner Bud who called the 2002 All-Star Game a tie | 56 |
| Card game featuring purple diamonds, red squiggles, etc. | 56 |
| Chris of the Giants who's the coach's son-in-law | 56 |
| Conan O'Brien's employer from '88 to '91 | 56 |
| Commercial word with "Cone" or "Cat" | 56 |
| Car in the Beach Boys' hit "Fun, Fun, Fun" | 56 |
| Competition TV series with versions in over 30 countries | 56 |
| Complaint about a beau that sounds downright optimistic? | 56 |
| Classic 1928 musical set in London, with "The" | 56 |
| Cave complex targeted during the invasion of Afghanistan | 56 |
| Community resident not affiliated with its local college | 56 |
| Character defects that cause protagonists' downfalls | 56 |
| Charleston, West Virginia's airport is named for him | 56 |
| Celebratory chant at Chicago's Grant Park on 11/4/08 | 56 |
| Carly Simon hit purportedly referring to one of her exes | 56 |
| Cousteau's ''deuxième prénom'' | 56 |
| Coors beverage that's Russian for "winter" | 56 |
| Computer language named after Lord Byron's daughter | 55 |
| City dubbed "the political capital of Africa" | 55 |
| Classic whodunit, "The List of ___ Messenger" | 55 |
| Chopin's "Polonaise in ___ Major, Op. 53" | 55 |
| Cleanser with the motto "Stronger than dirt!" | 55 |
| Charlie's brother on "Two and a Half Men" | 55 |
| Company headquartered at Malpensa International Airport | 55 |
| Channel with the tagline "Story matters here" | 55 |
| Choice words swapped in this puzzle's theme answers | 55 |
| Company with a notoriously painful cancellation process | 55 |
| Composer for Broadway's "St. Louis Woman" | 55 |
| Continent with about twenty cities larger than New York | 55 |
| Character from Greek myth associated with golden apples | 55 |
| California coast section that starts near Hearst Castle | 55 |