Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

The New York Times Crossword

- HOLLYWOOD REMAKES By Jeremy Newton / Edited by Will Shortz Jeremy Newton of Austin, Texas, is an engineerin­g manager for mobile games at Sciplay. He’s been making Times crosswords since 2008.

ACROSS

1 King, queen, etc. 9 Overly impulsive 13 Something in a cocoon 17 It may produce both a cringe and a laugh

19 Acclaimed rock ‘n’ roll biopic of 2022

21 Emerald or aquamarine 22 ”That cult’s initiation ceremony is brutal!’’ [1983]

24 Creator of the games Xybots and Klax

25 Bit of memory, for short 26 It’s quite the stretch 27 Not stay outside, informally

29 Spurred into action 32 Bronzed New York basketball player from Bangkok [1997]

34 Junk 35 Prominent features of Sphynx cats 38 Treaty that was dissolved in 2020 39 Neighbor of a return key 42 Places 44 ____ Stavro Blofeld, enemy of 007

48 Therein lies the rubbed 49 Why the Devil was forced to pay “The Greatest’’ [1969]

52 Parks at a pier 54 Anise-flavored liqueur 56 Passes (out) 57 Not play by oneself, perhaps

59 “Remarkable!’’ 60 Bucatini, ziti and rigatoni, e.g. 62 High point of a trip to Europe? 63 Total breeze 64 Do some making up 65 Cry after rememberin­g to meet at noon [1984]

68 Somewhat off

69 English football powerhouse, to fans 70 Time out in pre-k? 71 Change for the better 72 Belly, cutesily

73 “You didn’t fool me!’’ 75 One way to cross a lake 77 One in the oil business? 80 Actress Davis 81 “You there, hoarding the Quattro razor! Scram!’’ [2002]

85 Losing line in tick-tack-toe 86 Wryly comical 88 Word with pie, pot or port 89 Subject of SETI space scans

91 Partner of Clark in American history 93 Stefani who sang the 1996 hit “Don’t Speak’’

94 Six-foot runners? 95 How one cannibal felt after devouring the other [2000]

101 Like “threads,’’ for clothing 104 Latest releases, of sorts 105 Neighbor of an Emirati 108 Anxiety condition, for short

109 I.T. bigwig 110 Some optical illusions created with one’s fingers [1999]

116 Rival of a ‘Vette 117 “Socrate’’ composer 118 Auditing a class, maybe 119 Part of H.K. 120 Miffed, with “off’’ 121 Compliment to Daisy during a game of fetch

DOWN

1 Summer hrs. in Dallas

2 “Nice joke!’’

3 Previously, poetically

4 Bit of apparel that covers the face

5 Turn into confetti

6 Big change in price or power

7 Classic record label

8 Lug around

9 [Yuck!]

10 Greeting that means, literally, “love’’

11 Crime-show spinoff, to fans

12 Skedaddle, with “it’’

13 ____ Hall, home of the NCAA’S Pirates

14 Many a Zoroastria­n

15 Line at a karaoke bar 16 “Hogan’s Heroes’’ colonel 18 Ambassador, in brief

20 Pile of papers

21 Cosmic comeuppanc­e

23 Big drinkers

28 Pay (up)

29 Freak

30 What you get upon reading aloud the answers to the seven italicized clues 31 “Works for me!’’

33 Historic builders of rope bridges

34 Recipe qty.

36 Syst. of unspoken words 37 Diamond shapes

40 Make an appearance

41 Many a watch display, for short

42 1983 No. 1 hit for David Bowie

43 Work of appreciati­on

45 Dozes after a dose, say 46 Category for which every 30-Down in this puzzle was recognized, aptly

47 Its loss can cause baldness

50 Ganja

51 Didn’t go anywhere 53 Filling-station brand

55 “Not good, amigo’’ 58 Missions, in brief

60 “____ OK!’’

61 One who makes calls 62 Writer Rand

64 Like the death of 19-Across, some claim 65 Grammy-winning Difranco 66 Out of control

67 Cowboy’s cry of excitement

69 Aerial threat during the Cold War

72 Classic Disney film that opens at Flynn’s arcade 74 On display, as a painting 75 Tapped

76 Feel bad

77 Travel through time?

78 Easily persuaded sort 79 Things pandas have 20 of 82 Chew the fat

83 Jubilant cheer

84 Options for “bee’s knees’’ cocktails

87 Alternativ­e to Levi’s

90 End of a flight, in two senses

92 Serves, with “on’’ 93 Nickname for Mom’s mom 95 Grind

96 Brought about

97 “Well, shucks!’’ 98 Contacting on Twitter, for short

99 Compadre

100 Journalist in a field

102 Ball game?

103 Like the smell of burnt rubber

106 Rapper behind the “King’s Disease’’ trilogy

107 “Copy,’’ to a cat

111 Great Basin people 112 D.D.E.’S WW II battlegrou­nd

113 Sci-fi film staple, for short 114 White-wine aperitif

115 Show with a “What’s Up With That?’’ segment, for short

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