Time 4 Me, May 2009 39
puzzle
Celebritycrossword
mythology who flew too close to the for its cheese (5) (6,6)Can you solve the clues
and guess which star is sun (6) 6. The young of an eel (5)28. __ Everett, actor who is the
14. Implement worn on arider’s 7. __ Bedingfield, British singer whovoice of Prince Charming in the filmhiding under the grid?
heel to prod ahorse into action (4) recently married(7)Shrek the Third (6)ACROSS
16. Paul__, former Friendsactor 11. 2007 horrorfilm starring Melissa29. __ Boys, British band fronted by
and star of ILove You, Man (4) George andJoshDuhamel (8,4)Chantelle’s ex-husband Preston (8)1. Antonio __, Spanish actor who is
17. __ Merton, panellist on TV’s 15. British singer who entered into amarriedtoMelanieGriffith (8) DOWN
Have IGot News for You (4) civilpartnership with DavidFurnish5. __ McLoughlin, wife of England
2. Herbivorous mammal whose21. Tropical hardwood tree used to in 2005 (5,4)footballer Wayne Rooney (6)
species include wildebeest andmake furniture (4) 18. Region of Canada, or apopular8. __ Coogan, British comedian
springbok (8)22. Horse’s residence (6) breedofdog (8)whose former alter ego was Alan
3. TV presenterwho is dating24. Prominent northern hemisphere 19. Kevin __, US actor whose filmsPartridge (5)
Sugababes’ Heidi Range (4,5)starconstellation(5) include The Guardian and Rumor9. __ Brook, Britishmodel who was
4. Rachel __, former SClub25. US rapper whose real name is Has It... (7)engaged to the actor Billy Zane (5)
singer and StrictlyCome DancingNasir Jones (3) 20. Birth sign of those born from10. Large container (3)
finalist (7)26. Type of wildflower, typically red October 24 to November22(7)12.Vampire film trilogystarring
5. Scottish musician whose currentand black (5) 23. Ancient Greekknownfor theWesleySnipes (5)
13. Character from Greek 27. City in the Netherlands, famous hit single is entitled I’m Not Alone writing of fables (5)
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