| Bill Kilgore's mil. rank in "Apocalypse Now" | 58 |
| British author of the so-called "London Trilogy" | 58 |
| Bilko's mil. rank on "The Phil Silvers Show" | 58 |
| Broadway title character who sings "Tea for Two" | 58 |
| Bar patron who appears in every "Cheers" episode | 58 |
| Band with the 2000 #1 hit "It's Gonna Be Me" | 58 |
| Book that tells you the meaning of "life": Abbr. | 58 |
| Bree ___, one of Charlie Sheen's "goddesses" | 58 |
| Book with the chapter "How They Dress in Tahiti" | 58 |
| Bobby whose statue is just outside the TD Banknorth Garden | 58 |
| Bird that can turn its head 135 degrees in both directions | 58 |
| Beyond the ___ (outside the bounds of acceptable behavior) | 58 |
| By its location [see adjoining squares of answer], a bogey | 58 |
| Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz" | 58 |
| Band with the albums "Junta" and "Joy" | 58 |
| Brand that used the slogan "That's Italian!" | 58 |
| Bobby who lost 1973's Battle of the Sexes tennis match | 58 |
| Bread that's called "whiskey" in diner lingo | 58 |
| Brokerage house whose ads are animated by Flat Black Films | 58 |
| British singer known for the "folktronica" sound | 58 |
| Book's end matter that's impossible to understand? | 58 |
| Bonaduce running around in a plastic, cone-shaped red hat? | 58 |
| Bond girl Britt of "The Man With the Golden Gun" | 58 |
| British philosopher who wrote "Principia Ethica" | 58 |
| Best Actor Tony winner for "Mark Twain Tonight!" | 58 |
| Bill who created the comic strip "Smokey Stover" | 58 |
| Book describing a "tizzle-topped Tufted Mazurka" | 58 |
| Biblical land with "ivory and apes and peacocks" | 58 |
| Big gambling loss in the Biggest Little City in the World? | 58 |
| Brenda Lee's "___ Around the Christmas Tree" | 58 |
| Blanche Devereaux in TV's "The Golden Girls" | 58 |
| Berlioz's "Les Nuits d'Été," e.g. | 58 |
| Bruce "Walk ___, or baby, don't walk at all" | 58 |
| Bigger band that covered "Happiness in Slavery"? | 58 |
| Basketball coach Winter who pioneered the triangle offense | 58 |
| Bette Midler film loosely based on Janis Joplin's life | 58 |
| Bobby on the '70s medical drama "Emergency!" | 58 |
| Bad math teacher saying: "There are three . . ." | 58 |
| Banks who created "America's Next Top Model" | 58 |
| Bottles of Evian declared on a bistro worker's return? | 58 |
| Badge-earning level after Bobcat, Tiger Cub, Wolf and Bear | 58 |
| Bandleader who's license plate read "A1ANA2" | 58 |
| Band with the 1983 hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart" | 58 |
| Belgian city sometimes mispronounced as "wipers" | 58 |
| Best Picture nominee that lost to "My Fair Lady" | 58 |
| Berlin's "You Can't Get a Man with ___" | 57 |
| Band that lost out to Sade for the Best New Artist Grammy | 57 |
| Betty's portrayer on "Desperate Housewives" | 57 |
| Billionaire Paul who founded the Experience Music Project | 57 |
| Bochy replaced him as manager of the San Francisco Giants | 57 |
| Birthstone that was once believed to prevent intoxication | 57 |
| Bassett of "What's Love Got to Do With It?" | 57 |
| Beef variety ridiculed in a series of Jack in the Box ads | 57 |
| Baker who sang "Giving You the Best That I Got" | 57 |
| Bing Crosby's "__ You Glad You're You?" | 57 |
| Barbarian in the seventh circle of the Inferno, per Dante | 57 |
| Baker vs. ___ (landmark Supreme Court redistricting case) | 57 |
| Bill who received a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2002 | 57 |
| Banknote that once featured Saddam Hussein's portrait | 57 |
| British Prime Minister during U.S. Grant's presidency | 57 |
| Band with the 1975 #1 hit "One of These Nights" | 57 |
| Broadway composer Fred's laundry detergent of choice? | 57 |
| Band with the 1996 hit "Novocaine for the Soul" | 57 |
| B. MacDonald's 1945 best seller, with "The" | 57 |
| Barry B. Longyear novella that won Hugo and Nebula awards | 57 |
| Brian who produced Coldplay's "Mylo Xyloto" | 57 |
| Brooke's rival on ''All My Children'' | 57 |
| Benefit program giving workers a chance to buy co. shares | 57 |
| Band inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 | 57 |
| Better Than ___ (band with the 1995 hit "Good") | 57 |
| Billy Bob's co-star in "Monster's Ball" | 57 |
| Bossy maid who went from comic strip to television screen | 57 |
| Bandleader with the #1 hit "Blues in the Night" | 57 |
| Boy's name that's another boy's name backward | 57 |
| Bob Dylan "Desire" song about Egyptian goddess? | 57 |
| Brilliant young man in "The Brothers Karamazov" | 57 |
| Big Daddy portrayer, in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | 57 |
| Brynner's dance partner in "The King and I" | 57 |
| Beatles "I thought I ___ you, what did I know?" | 57 |
| Billionaire/liberal bogeyman David or his brother Charles | 57 |
| Bolivian capital that translates to "the peace" | 57 |
| Best-selling author who once worked for Britain's MI6 | 57 |
| Bonkers ... or an overlapping word in four themed answers | 57 |
| Blue ___ Reservoir (Colorado's largest body of water) | 57 |
| Band with the 2007 album "Oracular Spectacular" | 57 |
| Book containing a prediction of the coming of the Messiah | 57 |
| Boss at The Rockhead and Quarry Cave Construction Company | 57 |
| Band whose last album was "The Slip," for short | 57 |
| Before Oedipus, who could answer the riddle of the Sphinx | 57 |
| Bertrand Russell's "Why I Am ___ Christian" | 57 |
| Beethoven's "___ for Winds in E flat major" | 57 |
| Bridget Riley's "Movement in Squares," e.g. | 57 |
| Boy with a fishing pole in a '60s sitcom title screen | 57 |
| Bree's ex-husband on "Desperate Housewives" | 57 |
| Baseball legend Mel, ''The Little Giant'' | 57 |
| Breaded, fried, and covered in melted mozz, in deli slang | 57 |
| Band profiled in Rolling Stone by Cameron Crowe at age 15 | 57 |
| Bassanio's wife in "The Merchant of Venice" | 57 |
| Beatles girl with a ''little white book'' | 57 |
| Beatles album whose working title was "Everest" | 57 |