Across
- 4. True Colors
- 7. Toxic
- 8. Aussie
- 12. Songs in A Minor
- 16. Queen of Christmas
- 18. EGOT winner, 1970
- 20. Was an army cadet in a sub-military program before fame
- 22. The Supremes
- 25. Won Record of the Year in 2003
- 26. It costs a lot to look this cheap
- 28. First Society of Singers Lifetime Achievement Award winner
- 31. No Doubt
Down
- 1. Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson
- 2. Radio Gaga
- 3. Fleetwood Mac
- 5. I Loves You, Porgy
- 6. Alter-ego called 'Baby Jane' in 2006
- 9. Played Evita
- 10. Barranquilla
- 11. Best-selling female artist in the history of country music
- 13. Cruise Ship
- 14. Cat Valentine
- 15. Cherilyn Sarkisian
- 17. It's not right, But it's okay
- 19. All-time record for most GRAMMY wins
- 21. The Fugees
- 23. 19, 21, 25, 30
- 24. Lady Day
- 27. Tapestry
- 29. Nutbush, Tennessee
- 30. Patricia Louise Holte