The New York Times - Crossword Puzzle May 26th 2016 lyrics

DAILY THEME ACROSS 1 Foe of the Ottomans 6 Info for some limo drivers 10 Nursery bagful 14 A white one is said to symbolize "I'm sorry" 15 Shop window sign 16 Like dumb blonde jokes 17 Brother Antonio or Girolamo in music history 18 When shortened, ear swabs 20 2016's "Ghostbusters" and "Ben-hur" 22 Film chimp 23 Hot 24 "Be that way!" 25 Warrior's league, for short 28 Feature of many an action film, paradoxically 30 Refuse 32 Rolling Stones #1 hit with the line "You're beautiful, but ain't it time we said goodbye?" 35 y, for one 37 Music box music 38 Compact material 39 Second letter before 7-Down 40 Lightly burn 41 Place where things may be burned 42 Put away 43 It's a deadly sin 44 Make a mistake 46 Scottish estate owner 48 ___-country (music genre) 49 Open wide 51 Chicken tikka ______ 55 Letter before 7-Down 57 Best 58 When shortened, ski lifts 61 Pindar, for one 62 Small matter? 63 London cricket ground, with "the" 64 Painter's preparation 65 One might ask for them to be cooled 66 Ordering option 67 Grateful? DOWN 1 Hollywood Boulevard sights 2 "Network" director 3 1836 battle site 4 When shortened, winning symbols 5 "Chi-Raq" director, 2015 6 Titles of lawsuits?: Abbr. 7 Greek letter 8 Out 9 Another plate 10 Skating maneuver 11 When shortened, rocket seal 12 Words With Friends, e.g. 13 Oscar V.I.P.s 19 ____-length 21 Composer who co-created "Oblique Strategies" 24 When shortened, violin feature 26 Hogwash 27 bu*terfly attractor 29 Mini-____ 31 When shortened, lesser-played songs 32 Sommelier's concern 33 Untried 34 When shortened, topic in s**ology 36 Its eastern and western borders are formed entirely by rivers 40 1777 battle site 42 Modern-day harvester 45 Popular boots that originated from surf culture 47 Puck, for one 50 Conductor Järvi 52 Simple-living folk 53 Hallström who directed "The Cider House Rules" 54 Some flutes 56 Alternative to Beneful 57 1993 and 1995's ____ Accords 58 ___ Boston (luxury hotel) 59 Took 9-Down, say 60 Remover of dirt ... or spreader of dirt?