| Stern and Asimov | 16 |
| Real last name of designer Arnold Scaasi | 40 |
| Newton and Stern | 16 |
| Newton and others | 17 |
| Newton and Hayes | 16 |
| Newton and Asimov | 17 |
| Jason who plays Lucius Malfoy in Harry Potter films | 51 |
| Jason who played Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies | 57 |
| Jason of "Harry Potter" films | 39 |
| Hayes and Asimov | 16 |
| Famed rabbi-journalist: 1804–78 | 38 |
| Best-selling novelist Susan | 27 |
| Asimov and Mizrahi | 18 |
| Actor Jason of the Harry Potter films | 37 |
| "Magic Hour" novelist Susan | 37 |
| "Magic Hour" author | 29 |
| "Long Time No See" author Susan | 41 |
| "Inside Llewyn Davis" actor Oscar and others | 54 |
| "Compromising Positions" author | 41 |
| "As Husbands Go" novelist Susan | 41 |
| ''Magic Hour'' novelist Susan | 45 |
| Violin virtuoso | 15 |
| Famed violin virtuoso | 21 |
| Violinist's bird? | 21 |
| Violinist with a Lifetime Grammy | 32 |
| Violinist instrumental in saving Carnegie Hall | 46 |
| This puzzle's subject, born 7/21/20 | 39 |
| Polish-born violin master | 25 |
| Musician's bird? | 20 |
| Musician with a Presidential Medal of Freedom | 45 |
| Late, great violinist | 21 |
| Eponym of a Carnegie Hall auditorium | 36 |
| Carnegie Hall's main auditorium is named after him | 54 |
| Asimov's sea bird or American violinist? | 44 |
| "Wicked Game" singer Chris | 36 |
| Singer Chris | 12 |
| Rock singer Chris | 17 |
| Chris of "Wicked Game" fame | 37 |
| Chris with the 1991 hit "Wicked Game" | 47 |
| Rocker Chris | 12 |
| "Wicked Game" rocker Chris | 36 |
| "Heart Shaped World" singer Chris | 43 |
| Singer-songwriter Chris | 23 |
| Singer of the 1991 hit "Wicked Game" | 46 |
| Rocker heard in "Eyes Wide Shut" | 42 |
| Musician Chris with a show on Showtime | 38 |
| Chris with the top 10 hit "Wicked Game" | 49 |
| Actor and rockabilly crooner Chris | 34 |
| "Wicked Games" singer Chris | 37 |
| "Wicked Game" singer, 1991 | 36 |
| "Heart Shaped World" rocker Chris | 43 |
| "Forever Blue" singer Chris | 37 |
| "Forever Blue" rocker Chris | 37 |
| 'Wicked Game' singer Chris | 34 |
| Sanford of "The Jeffersons" | 37 |
| Novelist Allende | 16 |
| Author Allende | 14 |
| Deadly 2003 hurricane | 21 |
| Actress Sanford of "The Jeffersons" | 45 |
| Actress Sanford | 15 |
| "The House of the Spirits" author Allende | 51 |
| Juan Perón's third wife | 30 |
| Chilean novelist Allende | 24 |
| Writer Allende | 14 |
| TV actress Sanford | 18 |
| Santa ___, one of the Solomon Islands | 37 |
| Sanford of TV | 13 |
| Sanford of 'The Jeffersons' | 35 |
| Queen who financed Columbus, to the Spanish | 43 |
| Queen of France in Shakespeare's "Henry V" | 56 |
| Name with a ring to it? | 23 |
| Juan Perón's successor: 1974 | 35 |
| High-end fashion designer Marant | 32 |
| Fashion designer Marant | 23 |
| Evita's successor | 21 |
| Eva's successor as Mrs. Peron | 33 |
| Deadly 2003 hurricane that hit North Carolina | 45 |
| Columbus's angel, to Spanish | 32 |
| Archer of literature | 20 |
| Allende or Peron | 16 |
| "The House of Spirits" author Allende | 47 |
| "Guys and Dolls" Tony winner Bigley | 45 |
| "Eva Luna" author Allende | 35 |
| "East Lynne" heroine | 30 |
| "City of the Beasts" author Allende | 45 |
| 'The Portrait of a Lady' heroine | 40 |
| ___ Toledo (designer of Michelle Obama's inauguration dress) | 64 |
| Sponsor of Columbus | 19 |
| Patron of Columbus | 18 |
| Columbus patron | 15 |
| Actress Rossellini | 18 |
| Sponsor of Christopher Columbus | 31 |
| Queen who backed Columbus | 25 |
| Columbus' sponsor | 21 |
| Columbus' benefactor | 24 |
| Type of grape or moth | 21 |
| Swan of pop fiction | 19 |
| Sponsor of a historic expedition | 32 |
| Spanish queen who was given the title "the Catholic" | 62 |
| Royal pawner of jewels | 22 |