foggy on ~ puzzles ~ Something New, Something Old

Do crosswords with a classical bent give you a cheer?
Do entertainment clues make you grin ear to ear?
You’ll need a knowledge of both for this endeavor
If you solve it completely, you must be quite clever

In each of the rhyming couplets below
Can be read as two clues, in this manner, like so
The first line is classical (Shakespeare, the Bible or myth)
The second line is modern (TV, movies, and suchwith)

Only seven answers are needed in all
Each has a modern clue and one classic-al
Each line in a couplet may not lead to the same
Answer, that’s just part of the game

The number you see after each clue
Will give you something else to due
Put that number letter from the answer you got
And place in its blank, and you’ll have what?

_ Much like the mother to Hamlet the dane (4)
_ Charisma’s Buffy character can be a real pain (3)

_ To the Greeks, the goddess of beauty is not (7)
_ From the home planet of Mr. Spock, it is thought (1)

_ In the Book of Job, this monster appears(4)
_ With Mighty, this Woody Allen film had laughter and tears (1)

_ At a famous theater at 253 West 125th Street (5)
_ Artemis’ twin brother is someone you won’t meet (2)

_ The Circus Flaminius was built for him (2)
_ Not Ms. Stein, whose rose comment is no mere whim (5)

_ Did Jesus bring him back from the dead for some kicks? (7)
_ He’s the same as Robert Urich’s Man in 96 (6)

_ To a mad Shakespearan king, she’s a daughter (7)
_ In this 1989 movie, Peter Weller went underwater (6)

(Side note: Yes, this is possible some of the worst poetry ever. Thank you.)

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