Wall Street Journal - Nov 18 2020 - Do the Splits

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Clues Answers
“19,” “21” and “25” artist ADELE
“Fame” singer Cara IRENE
“Fore!” site? TEE
“Life of Pi” director ANGLEE
“Madam Secretary” star Téa LEONI
“No Scrubs” trio TLC
“That hits the spot!” AAH
“The Wind in the Willows” motorist MRTOAD
“Work was busy, huh?” LONGDAY
*Bread choice WHOLEGRAIN
*Mechanic’s lubricant AXLEGREASE
*Modern way to look smart? GOOGLEGLASS
*Playground apparatus JUNGLEGYM
*Reference for a reporter STYLEGUIDE
*Tittle-tattle IDLEGOSSIP
Antlered animal STAG
Black+Decker competitor SKIL
Bob of “Full House” SAGET
Boot camp boss: Abbr SGT
Character who narrates Disney’s “Robin Hood” ALANADALE
Cleaning concern STAIN
Derisive snicker HEH
Encouragement to an actor, and what this puzzle’s starred answers do BREAKALEG
English county SHIRE
Exerting great effort STRAINING
First word in a counting rhyme EENY
Gradual weakenings EROSIONS
Gradually go to black FADEOUT
Hipster feature, perhaps MANBUN
Homecoming bunch ALUMS
John of the Velvet Underground CALE
Juan of Colombian coffee commercials VALDEZ
Lacking vigor INERT
Lead singer on 1968’s “Dream a Little Dream of Me” MAMACASS
Clues Answers
Leaves time? FALL
Left EXITED
Major vessel AORTA
Maker of iComfort mattresses SERTA
Mario’s brother LUIGI
Mystery author Grafton SUE
Naked subject of a Goya painting MAJA
Natural gas component ETHANE
Omelet needs EGGS
Perform something perfectly NAILIT
Pro ___ TEM
Problem with sibilants LISP
Quenching drink suffix ADE
Quiznos offerings SUBS
Renaissance faire adjective OLDE
River near Balmoral Castle DEE
Runner Zápotek with four Olympic gold medals EMIL
Salt Lake City college players UTES
Semiaquatic amphibian NEWT
Shopping court GALLERIA
Site of Joan of Arc’s trial ROUEN
Site with many enclosures ZOO
Socially superior group ELITE
Some scholarship recipients ATHLETES
Spotted SEEN
Take a leisurely walk AMBLE
Teahouse options CHAIS
They’re checked by EMTs VITALS
Trademark often used as a generic verb XEROX
Turkish title AGA
With cunning SLYLY
Word after mai or before chi TAI
Yoga system whose name means “force” HATHA
___ Fridays TGI