Sunday Puzzle: Oscar Night: NPR

Challenge on the air: Each answer is the name of a best actress Oscar winner over the years – with the exception of the anagram of their last names. You name the actresses.

Example: Emma NOTES -> Emma Stone (The Land, 2016)

1. Julianne ROMEO

2. Meryl PESTER

3. Natalie TRAMP ON

4. Kate LET's WIN

5. Holly the urn

6. Jodie FOREST

7. Sally FIDEL

8. Diane ONE TOKEN

9. Barbra TARDINESS

10. Julie WANDERS

11. Simone rings

12. Helen AH YES

The challenge of last week: The numbers one, 12, 80 and millions have something in common that only one other has. What is it … and what is the other number?

Answer to the challenge: Figures appear in Oscar-winning films Flight over a cuckoo's nest (or It happened one night) 12 years of slavery, Around the world in 80 days, and Million Dollar Baby. The only other number featured in an Oscar-winning film title is the Roman numeral "II" of The Godfather Part II.

Winner: Steve Fayne of Egg Harbor Township, N.J.

This week's challenge: This challenge comes from auditor Roger Barkan of Savage, Maryland. I'm thinking of a well-known natural site in the United States. Take the name of two words from its location. Then change the first letter of the second word to the immediately preceding letter of the alphabet and you will get another description of the location of the landmark. What is the landmark and what are the two descriptions of its location?

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