Ironically, Geldof received a Special Achievement Award of $20,000 Tuesday night in New York in the fourth annual World Hunger Media Awards program sponsored by pop singer Kenny Rogers and his wife, Marianne. She was an early visitor to the refugee camps at the Cambodian border to dramatize the terrible conditions there, and an early visitor to the famine victims of Africa. The other fusses around in a studio or outdoor location, rigging up tableaux, directing actors or fabricating objects before shooting. Twenty years ago, these gleaming, perfectly machined products might have been justified as an unorthodox ode to technology. "Your Show of Shows" however, had pace-which "Fatty" doesn't have a clue about.

"We took the whole set outside, had a satellite dish as a backdrop, and were flipping burgers while we talked" Pearce, 26, recalled. In the first half of this program, a certain opaqueness of thought marked the pianist's approach to Grieg's "Ballade in the Form of Variations on a Norwegian Melody" and the first two of Brahms' Four Ballades, Opus 10. But an official at the Cable Television Advertising Bureau disputed that interpretation, saying the networks were basing their assessments on a good performance in only one quarter. This was one of the few white female outfits whose recordings stood up alongside those of the best black groups of the era. . It's triumphed now, hasn't it? The photograph, the television picture, the movie are deeply perspective pictures And those are not neutral images There's a history to why the world is seen that way.

At the time, he said he chose San Diego as "a clean city and neighborhood for my kids to grow up" It was also close to Los Angeles where he hoped to land a movie part. The three do indeed have a common language but would have been better off putting it to less pretentious use. Produced and directed by Merlis, the four-hour session enabled TV reporters in seven American cities and in Australia to interview Andrews, one after another, about Operation California and its recent efforts to help starving people in Ethiopia. As a political allegory, "Iceman" is distressingly to the point. I'm impressed by the number of people in their 20s who have been blown away by Jose Quintero's revival of "The Iceman Cometh" at the Doolittle Theatre. The great thing about this is that most everything about the concert is happening all through donations" For the staff and students at KSBR, who were closest to Miss Brandley, the concert has become even more of a personal crusade.

Steenburgen, in a television role for the first time, did not know the novel until a year before production started. While Levine's tattered suitcases and Shaw's clever still lifes suffer from overexposure, Ron Isaacs' work profits from unfamiliarity. But where bigger-city roots-rockers tend to be more rhythmic and exude more calculation, Nixon and the Farmers work their charm with a raw, loping, love-it-or-leave-it intensity that has a lot to do with San Diego's being cut off, as it were, from the music industry mainstream "I think one of the problems with being in L. A. Also up for council approval are the preliminary designs by Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, the San Francisco-based architectural firm for the theater. Valle refused. Calvin Coolidge's line, "The business of America is business" is not something the theater, generally speaking, has given great scrutiny, even though business fills in the exterior lives of modern men and women where politics leave off. He had to attempt to train the crews to think like film makers.

I couldn't picture it back in the late '70s when Mellencamp was an arrogant and shamelessly derivative performer. We keep getting calls from people who say: 'I'd love to do what you do' " And no wonder. I said, 'I want to write' I saw myself as a novelist, so I thought I'd take a course in novel-writing" Because none was conveniently scheduled, she wound up in a screen-writing class. . But finally he parlayed his skills as a rider-he grew up on his father's Nebraska ranch-and his acting experience into a successful career, which lasted from 1932 to 1962. In the big barefoot ensembles Thursday and in the classical/gymnastic passages that she danced on pointe opposite the cooly proficient Laurence Blake (her co-choreographer, this tiny, fleet, commanding woman again exuded technical suavity, unforced versatility and luminous star power. in a Kansas bakery with ominous plans (never fully revealed) for the young woman who arrives to carry out her early-morning baking job. It's a typical Ferber larger-than-life saga in which ambitious logger Edward Arnold rejects beautiful saloon girl (Farmer) in favor of his boss's daughter.

Though her new subjects, like Mexico City photographer Manuel Alvarez Bravo, may live in metropolitan centers, she said her work in underdeveloped countries prepared her well for the project. Only this camera happens to be on a satellite 22,000 miles in space, and its pictures will be part of the program of a unique conference inside what locals know, affectionately, as the Blue Whale. This time we had some friends in tow and the room was fairly full. The preacher report made him laugh, but not the prison remark "You heard I was in the joint" he asked. And on this Sunday afternoon-as on most Sunday afternoons-a standing-room-only crowd will gather at The Depot in San Juan Capistrano to hear Dick Shooshan's Golden Eagle Jazz Band and its remarkable blues-singing vocalist Chris Norris.

KPCC management recently juggled its format for the third time in as many years, trying to make something it calls "intimate radio" appeal to a wider listenership. "The Color Purple" a late-season release about a black woman's struggle for freedom and self-esteem in the Deep South, based on Alice Walker's book, landed five nominations. Garay did his job so well that he has been singled out as the villain responsible for the band's musical corruption. The CIA has denied the allegations and waged a so far unsuccessful campaign to force ABC to back down from its reporting. Being able to help people is one reason she doesn't mind taking on a serious role.

After his brush with death, Harry becomes determined to do good, which means dropping a $2-million saccharine account when he becomes convinced that the sweetener can cause cancer. Martine van Hamel exuded generosity and strength, with classical purity to spare, in an oddly heroic, vaguely charming impersonation of Kitri. BBC officials said that this forced the company to cut its planned budget by about $490 million. If you stay in tourist Bangkok, you will certainly be well-fed, but it is a passive experience quite unlike the rollicking delicious joy of eating crab with your fingers and tasting lime on your lips and thinking how fine it is to be alive.