Queen of Scots

A noble pigeoness?

A tech industry convention that markets itself as "the most powerful tech event in the world."

The judge might grant you a more lenient sentence if you have one of these.

He was "too handsome, too fast, and too pretty" to be beaten.

Takes a left turn.

___ Air.

Something you might find in a museum.

Your mother might want you to date a Jewish boy because he is this.

"I could stand in the middle of Fifth ___ and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK?"

A 2015 Omarion song featuring Kid Ink and French Montana.

An American-born Irish actress who's first name rhymes with "inertia," and a clue for 1-, 37-, 48-, and 64-Across.

Changes lanes.

___ Def.

Either TJ, JJ, or the rebellious Derek who refuses to utilize his middle initial in a nickname.

A movie based on a musical, where Ben Platt definitely looked too old to be playing a socially anxious, lying high schooler.

Every dad's default job at a barbeque.

Something Jeffrey Dahmer collected from his victims?

A training program, best known by this military acronym, that prepares U.S. military personnel to survive and "return with honor" in survival scenarios.

Physical and mental health conditions that the TV show Friends (inappropriately) joked about in marketing materials.

Battery parts that discharge charge.

One half of a duo who created a mouse to compete with a mouse?

NBA player responsible for spectacular posterizing dunks, and highly rated wines.

Suffix with Jacob or Israel.

An odd looking tree endemic to Madagascar, often referred to as "The Tree of Life."

A shortened nickname for a Dallas NBA player.

Britain's leading gardening association, with over 400,000 members.

"______ _____ of Mind."

The ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

A condescending way to describe approximately 50% of the world's population?

___ cone.

Heavy favorites who we are all rooting against in tournament play.

What you might say when clinking glasses full of Manischewitz.

Your state if woken by blaring sirens.

A removable plate with replacement teeth.

A type of synthetic garnet that can be created in all sorts of crazy colors.

The ticker symbol for a Canadian multinational banking and financial services company.

Widely used retirement savings accounts.

Realtor-speak for making a move.

An American brand of pest control products, that shares a name with an annual Los Angeles art and collectible show.

"Welcome to Havana/Smoking Cubanos with Castro in _______."

Move on up.

Something that autumn, solemn, and column (but not Gollum) have in common.

What Napoleon likely said when Josephine asked him if she should skip her bath.

"___ Flair drip, go woo on a b****."

Popular game?

An organization surprisingly willing to partner with the Saudi government, given that it had previously accused Saudi Arabia of using sports to distract attention from its human rights record.

Oprah's TV channel.

A focus of office workers tired of stiff necks and sore lower backs.

Drag queens are known to do this.

Places you can get your ears pierced, buy furniture, eat a variety of fast foods, and watch gaggles of teens roam.

____Fans, where many 61-Downs do their business.

An ancient Biblical queendom, who's leader some believe was King Solomon's baby mama.

Competed for.

Elvis ____ Presley.

Casual tops.

A nonbeliever.

What Che Guevara's mother called him.

Ukrainian NBA player drafted in the top 5 by the Phoenix Suns.

Not later.

A green Japanese appetizer.

"Twenty, twenty, twenty four hours to go/I wanna be _______."

A gamblers hope.

The first ever true crime story victim.

What Napoleon likely called Marshall Jean Lannes, his best friend.

Select.

A post on a ship for securing lines.

____ Guthrie, an American folk singer.

Something you could do if you were trying to reach Kim Possible and she wouldn't answer her phone.

Laborers of the oldest profession.

Something you can stub.