- STARS
- The S in #DWTS
- They may be seen, reached for, or danced with
- Galactic bits
- Pain, in comics
- Leading players
- They're Just Like Us!, according to US Weekly
- My ___!
- We Are All Made of ___ (Moby)
- Hollywood Walk of Fame sights
- Us people
- Names on a blockbuster movie poster
- Takes top billing
- * * *
- Oscar winners, often
- Great balls of fire
- Marquee names
- Night lights?
- Plasma balls?
- Hollywood hotshots
- Paparazzi pursue them
- People people
- Lights up?
- Marquee toppers
- Generals' insignia
- Distant balls of gas
- Guiding lights?
- Has the lead, in a way
- Sky lights
- Academy Award nominees
- General's pride
- Presidential Seal symbols
- Decorations for generals
- Eisenhower had five of them
- Heavenly bodies
- Movie moneymakers
- They're on and in Hollywood Boulevard
- Headliners
- Has the lead
- Takes the lead?
- A good hotel has a lot of them
- Celebrities
- Features
- Twinklers
- Rank indications, maybe
- The answers to capitalized clues contain kinds of these
- They may be seen after a fight
- Glitterati
- Critic's count
- Criticism symbols
- Makers of black holes
- Stage draws
- They come out at night
- Shiners
- Clear-night twinklers
- Oscar Night assembly
- Headlines
- Red carpet interviewees
- People often see patterns in them
- Presidential Seal's 50
- Bill toppers
- Planetarium projections
- Marquee listings
- The Fault in Our __: 2014 film
- Garbo and Gable, e.g.
- Popular performers
- Constellation points
- Flag of Chicago quartet
- Amazon review rating units
- Many Oscar night attendees
- See 19-Across
- Hollywood Walk of Fame symbols
- Overhead twinklers
- Paparazzi targets
- Plays the lead
- Rating units
- Milky Way ingredients?
- Les Miserables song
- Has the lead role
- Telescope sights
- Galactic glisteners
- Milky Way bits
- Movie greats
- __ Fell on Alabama
- Box-office biggies
- Film-rating units
- Constellation parts
- Oscar Night interviewees
- 10 Down, e.g.
- Constellation components
- Castor and Pollux
- They make up Orion's belt
- Red-carpet walkers
- Most Oscar presenters
- Rigel and Betelgeuse
- Walk of Fame sights
- Hollywood headliners
- Leads
- NHL team
- Plays the lead role
- Walk of Fame features
- Frequent sci-fi subjects
- Astronomer's discoveries
- Gossip column subjects
- Film's top performers
- Luminaries
- Parts of a constellation
- Night sights
- Walk of Fame symbols
- Common brass decoration
- Top-billed performers
- Is first-billed
- Ones in leading roles
- Cassiopeia's make-up.
- One's destiny.
- Heads the cast
- Film review graphic
- Stage or sports celebrities
- Lights in night skies
- Points of light in the sky
- Top performers in a film
- Stanley Cup winners of 1999
- Plain-Belly Sneetches' lack
- Castor and Pollux, e.g.
- Shoulder insignia of officers.
- The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our ___.
- The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our ___.” nyt 1948 STARS Lunt and Fontanne. nyt 1948 STARS Prima donnas. nyt 1948 START Jerk. nyt 1948 STARTLED Frightened. nyt 1948 STARTS Handicaps in races. nyt 1948 STARVED Famished. nyt 1948 STARY Unpleasantly conspicuous. nyt 1948 STASSEN Admiral Halsey's one-time aide. nyt 1948 STASSEN Ex-Governor of Minnesota, Presidential hopeful. nyt 1948 STASSEN Pennsylvania U.'s new prexy. nyt 1948 STASSEN President of University of Pennsylvania. nyt 1948 STATAL Of a body politic. nyt 1948 STATESMEN Hull, Byrnes, Marshall, etc. nyt 1948 STATISTICS Almanac's forte. nyt 1948 STATTED Made a photographic copy: Colloq. nyt 1948 STATURE Size. nyt 1948 STATURE Size. nyt 1948 STATURES Natural heights. nyt 1948 STATUTE Regulation. nyt 1948 STATUTE Written law. nyt 1948 STAW Pilfered or stolen: Scot. nyt 1948 STAW Stole: Scot. nyt 1948 STAY Hinder. nyt 1948 STAY Strong rope. nyt 1948 STAY Support. nyt 1948 STAY What the Khan invited the Polos to do. nyt 1948 STE Sault ___ Marie. nyt 1948 STEAL Gain by chance, in games. nyt 1948 STEALERS Pirates. nyt 1948 STEALTH Secret procedure. nyt 1948 STEALY Thievish. nyt 1948 STEAM Winter warmth, by pipeline. nyt 1948 STEARINS Solid portions of fats. nyt 1948 STEELE Editor of the Tatler."
- Hollywood specialties.
- Asterisks.
- Army insignia.
- Constellation for a general.
- Marks with an asterisk.
- Names in lights.
- Symbols on ballots.
- The Pleiades.
- Movie celebrities.
- Old Glory's assets.
- Tallulah, Schnozzola, etc.
- Theatre folk.
- Shoulder-wear for Ridgway.
- Shower of ___.
- Insignia.
- Julie and Rex.
- Vega and Deneb.
- Excels.
- Atlas and Polaris.
- One's destiny or fortune.
- Members of galactic clusters.
- Prima donnas.
- See 1 Across.
- Aldebaran and Bellatrix.
- Is featured.
- The Gemini.
- Fate or destiny.
- Emphasizes
- Hesperus and Regulus.
- Betelgeuse and Antares.
- Nunki and Nekkar
- Sabik and Wasat
- Top bananas
- Navigation aids
- Deneb and Vega
- Mays and Aaron, e.g.
- Part of the flag
- Pilots' aids
- Telescope sightings
- Aldebaran and Sirius
- Film people
- Sirius and Vega
- Lone and Iode
- Sirius, Vega, etc.
- ___ of stage and screen
- Navigational aids
- Top-billed ones
- ___ and Bars
- Newman and Redford, e.g.
- Vega and Antares
- Planetarium attractions
- Fallers on Alabama in a Mitchell Parish song
- Mizar and Regulus
- Partner of stripes
- Reference marks
- Let us explore the ___: J.F.K.
- Some are super
- Receives top billing
- Bars' partners
- Heads a bill
- Novae, e.g.
- These are seen after a clout
- Fourth-day creations
- Merak and Mizar
- Kindergarten awards
- Blue-field fillers
- Stripes' partners
- Toppers on seasonal trees
- Antares et al.
- Rating symbols
- White dwarfs
- Top performers
- Pentangles
- Rigel and Mira
- Achemar and Alcor
- Does exceptionally well
- Gets top billing
- Performs outstandingly
- Flag features
- Astrology concern
- Big shots
- Critic's awards
- Observatory observations
- Dallas icemen
- Alpha, beta, gamma, etc.
- High lights
- Overhead lighting?
- Planetarium display
- Isn't doing support work
- 1999 Stanley Cup winner
- Cancer components
- General's display
- Things wished upon
- Constellation elements
- Roster at the Oscars
- Ones getting the red-carpet treatment, say
- There are five on China's flag
- All-___
- Constellation units
- Hollywood Boulevard sights
- A-listers
- Minnesota N.H.L. team from 1967 to 1993
- State representatives?
- Critics' assignments
- The sentinels, silent and sure, per a "Les Misérables" song
- Quintet on a Chinese flag
- Symbols in movie ratings
- Ancient navigation aids
- Symbols on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- The Australian flag has six
- U.S. flag's 50
- Celebs
- Robbie Williams' "Meet the ___"
- Hum smash
- Hum's biggest hit
- Successful rockers
- Dallas NHL team
- Oscar night attendees
- Dallas skaters
- Michelin Guide symbols
- Milky Way contents
- Grade-school incentives
- Is not a supporter on the set?
- Paparazzi prey
- Constellations are made up of them
- Twinklers at night
- Isn't supporting, in a way
- Celestial bodies
- Is not supporting
- Observatory sights
- Isn't supporting
- Sirius and Antares, for two
- Doesn't support on the set?
- Isn't supporting on stage
- They sell movie tickets
- Astral objects
- Milky Way units
- Things to wish upon
- Is the lead in a movie
- Movie attractions
- Night lighting
- Twinklers up high
- Generals' rank symbols
- They represent states on the American flag
- Famous performers
- Shooting ___ (certain Lucky Charms marshmallows)
- Sirius and Canopus
- Gemini has 85 visible ones
- Dallas ___ (Texas' only NHL team)
- Common rating units
- Constellation makeup
- Orion's belt has three bright ones
- Mira and Mizar
- Sirius and Antares
- Mixes liquids
- Planetarium features
- Pentacles
- Patton's insignias
- General awards
- Proficient ones
- Luminous bodies
- Solomon's seals
- Deneb and Rigel, for two
- Stripes partner
- Some Hollywood residents
- Big twinklers
- Dallas hockey team
- Nighttime twinklers
- KO victims may see them
- They can be found in 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 28-Down
- Rating units on Yelp
- The five on China's flag
- Castor and Pollux, for two
- Big Dipper's seven
- Bright spots in the night sky
- Top-billed actors
- Famous folks
- Reach for the ___
- The Milky Way has around 100 billion of them
- Firmament lights
- Sights during fights?
- General assembly?
- Parts of asterisms
- Those interviewed on the red carpet
- Texaco symbols
- Hollywood Boulevard fixtures
- Little Dipper septet
- Schoolwork stickers
- Feature of the members of Group 1
- 1999 Stanley Cup champions
- 1999 Stanley Cup winners
- Constellation composition
- Subaru logo sextet
- Milky Way components
- Septet in the Big Dipper
- Some are binary
- Pisces parts
- The seal of the U.S. president includes 63 of them
