October 27 2020, LA Times

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Clue
Analyze grammatically
Comic Silverman
Atlanta-to-Miami dir.
At full speed
Actress De La Garza
"Buffy" airer after The WB
Breakfast dish that sounds spoiled?
Part of LGBTQ
Ashtabula's lake
Fruity drinks
Master, in Swahili
Earthquakes
Cold one at a bar
Snack cake brand named for a four-year-old
Split up
Aired again
Immigrants' subj.
Gunk
Helen who sang "I Am Woman"
In good health
Post-apartheid ruling party: Abbr.
With "en," hot, in sports slang
Spoils, with "on"
Two-level bus
__ center: exact middle
Unaffiliated film studios
Artist's flat hat
Poker Flat chronicler Harte
__-dieu: kneeler
Antipollution org.
Postpone an article's essential points ... and a hint to 17-, 27- and 44-Across
Ready-fire link
Correct, as text
Like Olympic pools
__ Victor: record label
Broad valleys
Mike who voiced Shrek
Treasure map word
Love, in Rome
Pie cuts, geometrically
Lateral skid
Big picture?: Abbr.
Anti-DWI gp.
On the safer side, at sea
Cleaning cloths
Oscar winner Lee
Washed-up star
Sucrose-rich root veggie
Bridge
Irish New Ager
Steinbeck's "__ of Eden"
World Wide __
Sch. near Harvard
Time for cake with candles, informally
Cornered on a limb
Flowerpot spot
MD meeting an ambulance
"Cast Away" setting
Building additions
"Good grief!"
It's forbidden
Semifictional film genre
Felt bad about
2006 film about crosswords
Open-bodied truck
Animal house
Buzzing flier
Friends and neighbors
"Flashdance...What a Feeling" singer Cara
Down-yielding duck
Plants-to-be
Den denizen
"Beowulf," e.g.
Belgian composer Jacques
Hall of Famer Sandberg
Approx. takeoff hours
Actress Thurman
"Slippery" tree