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Crossword clues for Headlines. 4 letters:

OPEN: Play before the headliner
NEWS: Stuff of headlines
LENO: Headlines reader on Monday nights
SHAQ: 2011 NBA retiree, in headlines
CAPS: Headline features, briefly
CAVS: Ohio hoopsters, in headlines
BORO: Brooklyn, e.g., in headlines
CHER: One-named Vegas headliner
STAR: Headline
SCAN: Take a quick look, as at the headlines
DIVA: La Scala headliner
LENO: Late-night headliner
IRAQ: Country in March 2003 headlines
SCUD: Missile in 1991 headlines
LILO: Substance-abusing star of "Mean Girls" in headlines
LENO: Headlines host
AROD: Slugger in 2013 headlines
LIEV: ___ Schreiber (headliner of TV's "Ray Donovan")
SHAH: Exile of 1979 headlines
PHIL: Predictor in February headlines
LENO: Headlines comic
IKEA: _____ Wardrobe Contains Cheap, Poorly Constructed Fantasy World Inside ("The Onion" headline)
CAVS: Ohio NBAers, in headlines
AROD: Yankee slugger, in headlines
AROD: Baseball slugger, in headlines
ELON: Tearful ___ Musk Warns About Dangers Of AI After Having Heart Broken By Beautiful Robotrix (Onion headline)
AMEN: Single-word headline of the New Orleans Times-Picayune the day after the Saints won Super Bowl XLIV
STAR: Headliner
AROD: 2007's A.L. MVP, in headlines
STAR: Be the headliner
AMES: Spy Aldrich of '94 headlines
GMAN: MetLife Stadium athlete, in headlines
YOGA: Fitness Enthusiast Surprised to Discover That ___ Is a Spiritual Practice ( {/Reductress/} headline)
BASS: The slap ___ in 'Seinfeld' wasn't recorded on a ___ (devastating "Independent" headline)
TLDR: I just looked at the headline, tbh
AREA: Local, in headlines
JAYZ: Co-headliner of 2014's "On the Run" concert tour
YALE: Harvard Beats ___, 29-29 (1968 "Harvard Crimson" headline)
ARIA: Th'___ she blows! (headline opener for a Washington Post review of the opera "Moby-Dick")
PELE: ___'s Triumphant Debut (Sports Illustrated cover headline of summer 1975)
SEAN: Heartbreaking: Steve Bannon Is The Only One Who Signed ___ Spicer's Goodbye Card And He Pretty Clearly Thought It Was The Lunch Order ("Clickhole" headline)
BORO: Queens, in headlines, e.g.
CAPS: Many headlines are written in them
SHEA: Site of an August 1965 concert whose headliner played for only a half hour
ROMP: Word in many a tabloid sex scandal headline
KANE: Film character who said, "If the headline is big enough, it makes the news big enough"
ANKA: Vegas headliner Paul
AROD: Ranger slugger, in headlines
SKIN: Washington team member, in headlines
BOLD: Like headline typefaces