Historical clue formulations

• Emmy-winning role for Tina Fey — 2026-09-03
• Fashion designer Lange — 2025-12-25
• Alternative to Betsy — 2023-10-15
• Brief British P.M. ___ Truss — 2023-10-12
• Truss who was Britain's prime minister for 49 days — 2023-07-20
• Politico Cheney — 2022-11-13
• Cheney of politics — 2022-08-26
• Cheney in the House — 2022-03-23
• Fashion designer Lange — 2021-10-03
• Rep. Cheney of Wyoming — 2021-09-30
• Tina Fey's "30 Rock" role — 2019-01-15
• Lead role on TV's "30 Rock" — 2018-11-23
• Tracy and Jenna's boss on "30 Rock" — 2018-02-10
• Oft-married Taylor — 2016-02-28
• Diamond-loving Taylor — 2015-05-17
• ___ Lemon, "30 Rock" character — 2015-01-05
• ___ Lemon of "30 Rock" — 2014-10-19
• ___ Lemon ("30 Rock" role) — 2014-09-03
• Gossipy Smith — 2011-05-29
• La ___ (Hollywood nickname) — 2011-03-18
• Tina's role on "30 Rock" — 2010-06-27
• Claiborne of fashion — 2009-10-13
• Taylor who said "I do" eight times — 2009-08-26
• Eight-times-married Taylor — 2009-06-23
• ___ Lemon, Tina Fey's "30 Rock" character — 2009-05-03
• Claiborne of fashion — 2008-04-29
• Designer Claiborne — 2008-01-29
• Designer Claiborne — 2007-12-04
• 1995 showbiz biography by C. David Heymann — 2007-10-18
• Gossipy Smith — 2007-07-30
• Dick's mate, twice — 2007-03-07
• Gossipy Smith — 2007-01-30
• Designer Claiborne — 2006-01-17
• ___ Phair with the 2003 tune "Why Can't I?" — 2005-03-05
• Dirt disher ___ Smith — 2004-10-17
• Claiborne of fashion — 2004-06-12
• Columnist Smith — 2002-10-03
• Gossipy Smith — 2002-05-22
• Singer Phair — 2001-10-26
• Actress Hurley, for short — 2001-01-18
• Smith who wrote "Natural Blonde" — 2001-01-12
• Gossipy Smith — 1999-05-05
• Smith or Taylor — 1999-03-21
• Claiborne or Smith — 1998-12-08
• First name in fashion — 1997-12-06
• Supermarket tabloid subject — 1997-04-12
• Columnist Smith — 1996-09-18
• Actress Taylor — 1996-05-27
• Frequent tabloid subject — 1996-02-03
• Designer Claiborne — 1995-05-29