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Food company whose name is spelled out in its advertising jingle, 8 letters
Ancient dweller of south-central Italy, 5 letters
Ancient Italian language, 5 letters
Ancient language of the Italian peninsula, 5 letters
Extinct Indo-European language, 5 letters
Extinct language of Italy, 5 letters
Native of ancient Campania, 5 letters
Neapolitan's ancestor, 5 letters
An Oscan-speaking member of an ancient people of Campania, 5 letters
An extinct Italic language of ancient southern Italy, 5 letters
___ fever (annual February/March phenomenon), 5 letters
___ Mayer (company with a Wienermobile), 5 letters
___ Mayer (wiener maker), 5 letters
___ night (annual event), 5 letters
'53 prize for From Here to Eternity, 5 letters
'Sesame Street' grouch, 5 letters
American Beauty prize, 5 letters
American Beauty statue, 5 letters
And the ___ goes to , 5 letters
I Love Trash singer, 5 letters
I wish I were an ___ Mayer wiener, 5 letters
Midnight Cowboy prize, 5 letters
Odd Couple character, 5 letters
Odd name of classic TV, 5 letters
Sesame Street character, 5 letters
Sesame Street character who certainly lives below his means, 5 letters
Sesame Street curmudgeon, 5 letters
Sesame Street meanie, 5 letters
Sesame Street misanthrope, 5 letters
The Odd Couple role, 5 letters
The Odd Couple slob, 5 letters
Wings won the first one for Best Picture, 5 letters
13.5-inch-high trophy, 5 letters
1970s Jack Klugman role, 5 letters
1991 Stallone comedy, 5 letters
1996 award for The English Patient, 5 letters
2004 statuette for Jamie Foxx, 5 letters
A good player might get one, 5 letters
Academy Award statuette, 5 letters
Accountant Martinez of The Office, 5 letters
Actor Homolka of I Remember Mama, 5 letters
Adam Sandler did not win one for Happy Gilmore, 5 letters
Announcement that comes from an envelope, 5 letters
Author of quote (with 74-A), 5 letters
Award Emil Jannings was the first to get, 5 letters
Award for An Inconvenient Truth, 5 letters
Award for Annie Hall, 5 letters
Award for Braveheart, 5 letters
Award for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, 5 letters
Award for boating Bogart in The African Queen, 5 letters
Award for Judi Dench, 5 letters
Award for Julia Roberts, 5 letters
Award for Sofia Coppola, 5 letters
Award for Spielberg, 5 letters
Award for the best score?, 5 letters
Award of which Al Pacino has just one, 5 letters
Award rejected by Marlon Brando, 5 letters
Award Richard Burton never won, 5 letters
Award won by Bernard Herrmann and Henry Mancini, 5 letters
Award won by Lionel Richie, Phil Collins, and Stevie Wonder, 5 letters
Award won by Springsteen in 1993, 5 letters
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Charleston, 5 letters
Basketball great Robertson, 5 letters
Basketball Hall of Famer Robertson, 5 letters
Basketball legend Robertson, 5 letters
Basketball's Robertson, 5 letters
Brad of 'The Producers', 5 letters
Britannium statuette, 5 letters
Canadian Jazz legend ___ Peterson, 5 letters
Caricaturist Berger, 5 letters
Certain gold statuette, 5 letters
Cousin of a Golden Globe, 5 letters
Coveted acting award, 5 letters
Coveted gold figure, 5 letters
Coveted Hollywood prize, 5 letters
Coveted Hollywood statuette, 5 letters
Coveted movie award, 5 letters
Crowe won one for Gladiator, 5 letters
Crowe's Gladiator prize, 5 letters
Designer ___ de la Renta, 5 letters
Dorian Gray creator Wilde, 5 letters
Eagerly sought (but occasionally rejected) award, 5 letters
Emilio Estevez didn't get one for The Mighty Ducks, 5 letters
Emma Thompson's 1993 award, 5 letters
Emma Thompson's award: 1993, 5 letters
Felix' sloppy roommate, 5 letters
Felix's apartment mate, 5 letters
Felix's fastidious roommate, 5 letters
Felix's roommate on 'The Odd Couple', 5 letters
Felix's sitcom buddy, 5 letters
Felixs slovenly roommate, 5 letters
Fendler for whom a lecture is named at the UALR Bowen School of Law, 5 letters
Film industry prize, 5 letters
First name in bologna, 5 letters
First name in fashion, 5 letters
First name in franks, 5 letters
First name of the writer quoted in this puzzle, 5 letters
Five-letter film #3*, 5 letters
George C. Scott's 1970 turndown, 5 letters
Goal of a For your consideration ad, maybe, 5 letters
Golden Globe alternative, 5 letters
Green trash-dweller of children's TV, 5 letters
Grouch in a trashcan, 5 letters
Grouchy garbage can dweller, 5 letters
Guy who talks trash?, 5 letters
Half of The Odd Couple, 5 letters
Half of the Odd Couple, 5 letters
Halle Berry was the first black actress to win one, 5 letters
Hammerstein of theater, 5 letters
Hammerstein or Wilde, 5 letters
He gives canned responses, 5 letters
Helen Hunt grabbed one in 1998, 5 letters
High Hollywood honor, 5 letters
Highly sought statue, 5 letters
Hollywood statuette, 5 letters
Hollywood's holy grail, 5 letters
Irons's prize in 1990, 5 letters
It's given for the best score, 5 letters
It's sought-after in Hollywood, 5 letters
Jazz bassist Pettiford, 5 letters
Jazz pianist Peterson, 5 letters
Klugman in The Odd Couple, 5 letters
Leap Day 2004 award, 5 letters
Levant of Information Please, 5 letters
Levant or Hammerstein, 5 letters
Librettist Hanmerstein, 5 letters
Lionel Richie won one for Say You, Say Me, 5 letters
Lyricist Hammerstein, 5 letters
Madison who said You don't have to cook. I have enough potato chips to last me a year, 5 letters
Mayer on a meat package, 5 letters
Movie award since 1927, 5 letters
Muppet in a garbage can, 5 letters
Muppet in a trash can, 5 letters
Muppet who lives in a garbage can, 5 letters
Muppet who lives in a trash can, 5 letters
Muppet with a pet worm, 5 letters
Musician/wit Levant, 5 letters
NATO alphabet vowel, 5 letters
No stranger to Hanks!, 5 letters
Noted trash can resident, 5 letters
Nunez of The Office, 5 letters
O, in communications, 5 letters
One half of The Odd Couple, 5 letters
One may be present when an envelope is opened, 5 letters
One of a Katharine Hepburn quartet, 5 letters
One of four for Hepburn, 5 letters
One of many found in a trash bin, 5 letters
One went to Washington in 2002, 5 letters
Part of a Hepburn collection, 5 letters
Peace Nobelist ___ Arias Sanchez, 5 letters
People assume different roles for it, 5 letters
Phil Collins won one for You'll Be in My Heart, 5 letters
Picture presentation, 5 letters
Popular fella in Hollywood?, 5 letters
Prize awarded at the Kodak Theatre, 5 letters
Prize for Hunt and Peck, 5 letters
Prize for Page or Cage, 5 letters
Prize that, surprisingly, contains a large amount of tin, 5 letters
Prized Hollywood statuette, 5 letters
Reason for a February thank-you speech, 5 letters
Reason for a spring ceremony, 5 letters
Recognition from the Academy, 5 letters
Richard's 'Carousel' collaborator, 5 letters
Richard's Oklahoma! collaborator, 5 letters
Richard's songwriting partner, 5 letters
Robertson, basketball's Big O, 5 letters
Robertson, the Big O, 5 letters
Robinson of the NBA, 5 letters
Role for Walter and Jack, 5 letters
Sandra Bullock won one in 2010, 5 letters
Scorer's award, perhaps, 5 letters
Screen star's dream, 5 letters
Screendom statuette, 5 letters
Screenwriter's dream, 5 letters
Sesame Street denizen, 5 letters
Sesame Street dweller, 5 letters
Ralph Fiennes film of 1997, 15 letters
Annual TV presentation, 10 letters
Hat worn to the Academy Awards?, 11 letters
February Hollywood speculation, 9 letters
It's generated for high-quality pictures, 9 letters
What a good picture might generate, 9 letters
1990's boxing champion, 13 letters
Award-winning boxer?, 13 letters
Award-winning prizefighter?, 13 letters
Onetime welterweight champ, 13 letters
Transportation agency started by a fashion designer?, 17 letters
... a gangster who loves the Academy Awards?, 9 letters
Six Million Dollar Man character that's doubly apt for this puzzle?, 12 letters
The Surrey with the Fringe on Top lyricist, 16 letters
Lyricist for Richard Rodgers, 16 letters
1844-59 king of Scandinavia, 6 letters
19th-century king of Sweden and Norway, 6 letters
King of Norway, 1872-1905, 7 letters
King of Sweden and Norway starting in 1872, 7 letters
Last king of a united Sweden and Norway, 7 letters
Last Swedish-Norwegian king, 7 letters
Decent pot for a Hollywood bash?, 9 letters
Green light, to a pilot, 9 letters
Author of the quote, 11 letters
Swing Era pianist of Black Sheep, 11 letters
Wise-cracking musician, actor and author, 11 letters
Wisecracking pianist, 11 letters
The Odd Couple slob, 12 letters
Sesame Street capital, 12 letters
Hollywood statuette manufacturer?, 10 letters
Brand known for its first and second name, 10 letters
Brand spelled out in old commercials, 10 letters
Company with frank ads, 10 letters
He brought the cold cuts, 10 letters
The model for the Weenie Awards statuette?, 10 letters
Fashion designer who loves an old Ford?, 16 letters
Big annual moment for E!, 10 letters
Academy Award nomination, 8 letters
February nomination, 8 letters
Honor for a really good doc, 8 letters
Nomination from AMPAS, 8 letters
Nomination, familiarly, 8 letters
Recognition from the Academy, as it were, 8 letters
Meryl Streep is often among them, 13 letters
'Canadiana Suite' jazz pianist, 13 letters
Canadian music legend, 13 letters
Immortal Canadian jazz pianist, 13 letters
Jazz pianist who wrote Canadiana Suite, 13 letters
The Sound of Music quintet, 6 letters
Anagram 'Across' to get prizes (6), 6 letters
Annual black-tie affair, with the, 6 letters
Annual ceremony, with The, 6 letters
Annual entertainment ceremony, with the, 6 letters
Annual event held at the Kodak Theater, with the, 6 letters
Annual glitterati gathering, 6 letters
Annual Hollywood gala, with the, 6 letters
Annual Kodak Theatre events, with the, 6 letters
Annual Sunday event, with the, 6 letters
Annual Sunday night event, with the, 6 letters
Annual TV event, with the, 6 letters
Anthropologist Lewis and writer Levant, 6 letters
Awards awarded in the spring, 6 letters
Awards given since 1928, 6 letters
Awards handed out since 1927, 6 letters
Awards on Feb. 26, 2012, 6 letters
Back-to-back awards for Hanks, 6 letters
Back-to-back awards for Tom Hanks, 6 letters
Bette Davis had two, 6 letters
Box office boosters, often, 6 letters
De la Renta and de la Hoya, 6 letters
Early-spring handouts, 6 letters
Event when the stars come out, with the, 6 letters
Event where stars shine (with The), 6 letters
February or March event, 6 letters
Golden statuettes of note, 6 letters
Great pretenders get them, 6 letters
Hammerstein and Homolka, 6 letters
Hollywood treasures, 6 letters
Honors for top scorers?, 6 letters
Jack Nicholson has three, 6 letters
John Williams has five, 6 letters
John Williams quintet?, 6 letters
Katharine Hepburn has four, 6 letters
Katharine Hepburn's foursome, 6 letters
March, 2006 ceremony, with the, 6 letters
March, 2006 performance site for Three 6 Mafia, 6 letters
Occasion for rolling out the red carpet, 6 letters
Phil Collins, Bruce Springsteen, and Lionel Richie have won them, 6 letters
Prestigious movie-ad word, 6 letters
Prestigious statuettes, 6 letters
Some March excitement, with the, 6 letters
Speech-inspiring figures, 6 letters
Spencer Tracy's pair, 6 letters
Spring ceremony, with the, 6 letters
Star-studded awards, 6 letters
Subject of an annual Peter Gordon crossword, 6 letters
They were on TV last March, 6 letters
Walt Disney had 26 of them, 6 letters
Walt Disney has more of these than anyone else, 6 letters
Walt Disney's record collection, 6 letters
Wilde and Hammerstein, 6 letters
Insect eating away at an Academy Award statuette?, 12 letters
He lives on Sesame Street, 14 letters
Muppet with no nose, 14 letters
Marxist on Sesame Street?, 15 letters
Academy Award packing material?, 11 letters
Hanky used at the Academy Awards?, 11 letters
Statuette wrapping?, 11 letters
What a noted grouch sneezes into?, 11 letters
'Either that wallpaper goes, or I do', 10 letters
The Picture of Dorian Gray author, 10 letters
To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. source, 10 letters
Author born 10/16/1854, 10 letters
Author of the definition, 10 letters
Author who doesn't maintain an Academy Awards fansite, 10 letters
Dorian Gray creator, 10 letters
Muppet's favorite poet?, 10 letters
Playwright drew social changes (5,5), 10 letters
Improved playwright?, 11 letters
Academy Award recipient, like Julia Roberts or Matt Damon: 2 wds., 11 letters
Like Million Dollar Baby, 11 letters