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New York Times Crossword Answers 3. May 1. 6, Tuesday. Today’s Wiki- est, Amazonian Googlies. Across. 6. Cretan peak: Abbr. MT IDAThere are two peaks called Mount Ida that are sacred according to Greek mythology. Mount Ida in Crete is the island’s highest point, and is where one can find the cave in which Zeus was reared. Mount Ida in Asia Minor (located in modern- day Turkey) is where Ganymede was swept up by Zeus in the form of an eagle that took him to Olympus where he served as cupbearer to the gods.

Home of George W. Bush’s library, for short : SMUSouthern Methodist University (SMU) is located in University Park, Texas (part of Dallas), and was founded in 1. SMU is home to the George W. Bush Presidential Library. Bruce Springsteen’s group : E STREET BANDThe E Street Band is the backing group for Bruce Springsteen.

The band came together in 1. The keyboard player in the original line up was David Sancious, and his mother allowed the group to rehearse at her home. That home was on E Street in Belmar, New Jersey, and that’s where the band got their name. Sheepskin boot name : UGGUggs are sheepskin boots that originated in Australia and New Zealand. Uggs have sheepskin fleece on the inside for comfort and insulation, with a tanned leather surface on the outside for durability.

Ugg is a generic term down under, although it’s a brand name here in the US. Vodka brand : SKYYSkyy Vodka is produced in the US, although the operation is owned by the Campari Group headquartered in Italy.

Skyy first hit the shelves in 1. San Francisco, California. Longtime New York Times film critic : AO SCOTTA.

O. Scott is the chief film critic, a role he shares with Manohla Dargis. Scott also filled in many times for Roger Ebert on the TV show “Ebert & Roeper”, while Ebert was ill. Adele song with the lyric “I must have called a thousand times” : HELLOAdele is the stage name of English singer Adele Adkins. Adele’s debut album is “1. Her second album was even more successful than the first. Called “2. 1”, the second album was released three years after the first, when Adele was three years older. More recently, her third studio album “2.

UK and the US. 3. Letters associated with a rainbow flag : LGBTLesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT)The best- known rainbow flag is the one representing gay pride.

Such usage of the rainbow flag was popularized in 1. Gilbert Baker. The varying colors of the flag represent the diversity of the gay community. Phrase on the back of a buck : E PLURIBUS UNUMFrom 1. E pluribus unum” was the unofficial motto of the United States. E pluribus unum” is Latin for “Out of many, one”.

It was pushed aside in 1. Act of Congress designated “In God We Trust” as the country’s official motto.

Gourd- shaped rattles : MARACASMaracas are percussion instruments native to Latin America. They are constructed from a dried shell, like that of a coconut, to which a handle is attached. The shell is filled with dried seeds or beans, and shaken. A gourd is a plant in the same family as the cucumber.

The hollow, dried out shell of the fruit is large and rounded, and used for a number of purposes. Gourds make fine bottles and bowls, and resonating chambers as part of musical instruments … and drums. Respectful term for a conductor : MAESTRO“Maestro” is often used to address a musical conductor.

Maestro” (plural “maestri”) is the Italian word for “master, teacher”. The plural in English is usually “maestros”. Cole Porter classic from “Can- Can” : I LOVE PARISThe Cole Porter musical “Can- Can” was first produced on Broadway, in 1. There was a very successful film adaptation (which I saw recently … it’s good stuff) released in 1. Shirley Mac. Laine, Frank Sinatra and Maurice Chevalier. During filming, the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev visited the set as part of a tour of 2. Century Fox studios.

He made a big splash in the media at the time describing what he saw as “depraved” and “pornographic”. Folkie Phil : OCHSPhil Ochs was an American protest singer who was active in the days of the Vietnam War. Sadly, the singer’s mental health declined at the very time the war was winding down. Saigon fell in 1. Ochs committed suicide in 1.

Surprise ending, as in “The Gift of the Magi” : O. HENRY TWISTO. Henry was the pen name of writer William Sydney Porter from Greensboro, North Carolina. O. Henry is famous for his witty short stories that have a clever twist in the tail.

O’Henry’s short story called “The Gift of the Magi” was first published in 1. It tells of relatively poor, newly- married couple who want to buy each other a gift for Christmas. The wife’s pride and joy is her long blonde hair, while the husband’s most treasured possession is his grandfather’s gold pocket watch. The wife sells her hair to buy her gift, and the husband sells his watch to buy his gift for his spouse. The wife is given a set of combs, hair accessories that are useless now that her hair is short.

The husband gets a platinum fob chain for the watch that he no longer owns. Watch Postman Pat: The Movie Putlocker#. Down that made “King Kong” : RKO(1. D. Where to find a soundstage : STUDIO)When RKO released the 1. Watch I Am Virgin Online Ibtimes. King Kong”, the promotional material listed the ape’s height as 5. During filming, a bust was created for a 4. Showtime Full L.A. Confidential Online Free. Kong. 6. 5. Picture book character lost in a crowd : WALDOThe reference is to the series of children’s illustrated books called “Where’s Waldo?”, originally titled “Where’s Wally?” in Britain where the books originated.

The book contains page after page of illustrations with crowds of people surrounding famous landmarks from around the world. The challenge is to find Waldo/Wally, who is hidden in the crowd. Frodo’s best friend : SAMSamwise Gamgee is the sidekick to Frodo Baggins in Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings”. Frodo Baggins is a principal character in J. R. R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings”.

Frodo is a Hobbit, and is charged with the quest of destroying Sauron’s Ring in the fires of Mount Doom. Children’s song refrain found at the starts of 1. Across : E- I- E- I- OThere was an American version of the English children’s song “Old Mac. Donald Had a Farm” (E- I- E- I- O), that was around in the days of WWI. The first line of the US version goes “Old Mac.

Dougal had a farm, in Ohio- i- o”. Down. 1. ___ Palace (Elsa’s hide- out in “Frozen”) : ICE“Frozen” is a 2. Walt Disney Studios that is based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Snow Queen”. Doubtfire” : MRSThe 1. Mrs. Doubtfire” is based on a 1. Madame Doubtfire” by Anne Fine.

The movie is set and was filmed in San Francisco. The title role is played by Robin Williams who spent most of the movie dressed as the female Mrs. Doubtfire. Perhaps not surprisingly, the movie won the Oscar for Best Makeup.

New Deal prez : FDR“The New Deal” was the series of economic programs championed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in response to the Great Depression. The New Deal was focused on three objectives, the “3 Rs”. Relief for the unemployed and poor– Recovery of the economy to normal levels– Reform of the financial system to prevent a repeat depression. No- no : TABOOThe word “taboo” was introduced into English by Captain Cook in his book “A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean”.

Cook described “tabu” (likely imitative of a Tongan word that he had heard) as something that was both consecrated and forbidden. Glass of “This American Life” : IRAIra Glass is a greatly- respected presenter on American Public Radio, most noted for his show “This American Life”. I was interested to learn that one of my favorite composers, Philip Glass, is Ira’s first cousin. Buffalo’s county : ERIEBuffalo is the second most- populous city in the state of New York. The city takes its name from Buffalo Creek that runs through the metropolis (although the waterway is called Buffalo River within the city).

The source of the name Buffalo Creek is the subject of much speculation, but one thing is clear, there were never any bison in the area. Globe shape: Abbr. SPHSphere (sph.)2.

Red Balloon” painter Paul : KLEEThe artist Paul Klee was born in Switzerland, but studied art in Munich in Germany.