Women, who still bear most child-rearing and homemaking responsibilities, have almost five hours a week, or 23% less, leisure time than men. I barely missed a lynching in one town, but hitched a ride with a truck driver who later told me his truck was used in the lynching. At one point in his miserable odyssey, Time magazine called Bridges "a pitiful nomad" "AIDS-A National Inquiry" also appears to be a departure in that it begins where other discussions leave off. This seven-hour, three-part CBS miniseries-based on a Sidney Sheldon novel and beginning at 8 p. m. Since performer Kedric Robin Wolfe got a standing ovation at the Wallenboyd Theatre Saturday-and it wasn't even opening night-he must have something to say to an audience I'll be hornswoggled if I can see what it is. 1 son of Charlie Chan in 13 of the 46 movies about the Asian-American sleuth-a series, starring Caucasians in the lead role, that some have found racially stereotyping.

Lowen, vice president for creative affairs at Aaron Spelling Productions, died Sept. The Lilliput Players tour Southern California providing educational theater programs for elementary school children, playing to more than 100,000 youngsters each season. . "Friends would always ask me, gently, 'So, how's your music going' There was never any pressure, but everyone seemed to want to keep my identity intact. Take this pizza I ran into the other night at a popular, contemporary-style Beverly Hills bistro. Spot News, Same-Day Breaking Story: Chris Harris, Elizabeth Anderson, Liz Gonzales, Tony Valdez, "Schoolyard Sniper: Ten O'Clock News" KTTV.

It includes (in a sly casting twist) Scorsese stock player Harvey Keitel (as a mob-connected hotel owner, Ray Sharkey (in a nice comic turn as an unlucky waiter) and hefty wrestling impresario Albano as the ill-humored Frankie the Fixer. NEW AND COMING MOVIES: This week's most significant new release is Chuck Norris' "Code of Silence" (Thorn, $79. 95. Griffith will be folksy in his comeback, but as an Atlanta lawyer on Tuesday nights in "Matlock" a one-hour courtroom series based on another NBC movie, "Diary of a Perfect Murder" which scored well in the ratings in March. Kabal) was the finest, most audacious movie cartoonist of the '50s and &60s; in "Blanche-a grimly beautiful ballad of romance and death in 13th-Century France, of a visiting king whose lechery undoes a palace-precise, brutal, wistful and savage, he proves as brilliant with human actors as with his own drawings (particularly when the actors include Jacques Perrin, Ligia Branice and, at 75, the great Michel Simon. From what I gather, some people will not fare too well, particularly studio boss Jack L Warner. Like Bilko, he played the military like a finely tuned instrument designed for his benefit. Changing the channels with a remote-control gadget is the only magic trick I know, and I practice it all the time.

Now, we've put out many records, and we're quite happy with all of them. The result: Goldman, 29, whose first job for Filmex was playing a lady-in-waiting at the 1974 opening night gala, this year was a distributor's liaison during the event. A super group consisting of New York's premier avant-garde players, conceived and directed by drummer Anton Fier, the Palominos stampede back through 30 years of the big beat to compile an aural vocabulary that includes everything from folk, blues and country to the epic pomp rock that clogged up the '70s. Elena O'Donnell, a young veteran of Brandon's, Penelope's and the El Encanto in Santa Barbara, has been named chef at the same town's newly redecorated Mousse Odile on E Cota Street. Amid the tumbling rush of thoughts and feelings Tuesday morning, I remembered also a Bill Mauldin cartoon from World War II, his GIs Willie and Joe amid the rubble of battle and one saying, "What we are is fugitives from the law of averages"We've all been fugitives from the law of averages, and although the three commercial networks evidently had decided that one launch is much like another and weren't doing live coverage this week, the suspense of every launch has been stomach-knotting and tinged with the dread possibility that what did happen might happen.

He was the major topic of discussion, closely followed by health and nutrition, a subject currently causing a lot of consternation in gastronomic circles. And I think you can create new things by recycling elements of the past. The anger over alleged discrimination throughout the music industry apparently had been building for years. Morgan, who has worked at various radio stations since he came here from Ohio in 1958, said he has been "really pleased and amazed" at the audience concern about what's happened to him since he went off the air. "Maybe I'll be a used-car salesman" If the artist as hippie is an antiquated species of the '60s, then Cavanaugh, in many ways, represents his successor. Thursday evening, Shaw the trumpeter was in town, but Shaw the composer stayed home It's an all-too familiar story.

The 1984-85 season was commonly considered among observers to be one of the worst ever. Government-owned Channel 7 will start its programming, soon to become 24 hours a day, at 7 a. m. Kelman for "The Journey Within" on "The Body Human" The commercial director winner was Stu Hagmann. He in fact convinces us that what's at stake is not merely redress and reparations but the very meaning of U. S citizenship. . You're given the playwright's words, then you interpret them, bring them to life onstage-and perhaps in doing that, bring something of your own to the work But choreography is creative. Somewhere in the back of Burns' mind, you sense a determination to do for female buddies what Newman-Redford (and Tracy-Gable or Cagney-O'Brien) did for male buddies. A Welsh/English group called Gene Loves Jezebel played the Roxy on Thursday, providing another example of the growing trend toward band names that are complete sentences.

This vampire bat, this inhuman beast, She ought to be locked up, and never released, The world was such a wholesome place until. " 'Tennessee Waltz' was one of the first American songs to take over in Japan" she said "A couple of singers, well known in Japan, recorded it. Phil Oakley, a few broad strokes aside, is suitably likable without being overly prepossessing as Madge's well-meaning boyfriend. For the record, the "The Party Animal" (citywide, MPAA-rated: R) has to do with an obnoxious hayseed college freshman's desperate attempts to lose his virginity. We would have to close shop and go out of business" Griem said. However, a spokeswoman for the syndication company, Lexington Broadcast Services, said that national plans for these two shows had not been finalized as of Wednesday. "What's wrong with using any device or effect to create emotion? The way I think is contemporary, and the technology I use is contemporary.

You do what's makes sense in your situation" He was brought in after the project, based on the concepts of licensed family counselor Jeffrey Marsh, had begun. That decision was overturned on a appeal, but the case still isn't closed "I'm out on an appeal bond" he explained. The museum was seeking permanent housing for its collection of paintings and other artworks when a board member heard at a party that the May Co Crenshaw was moving out most of its furniture department. Jerkins of KVUE-TV in Austin, Tex, says that affiliates were "quite pleased" when Stoddard was appointed to his new job last November by then-ABC Board Chairman Frederick S Pierce. In fact, so boring that I had to pinch myself repeatedly to stay awake.

The themes of the Men's songs range from nuclear arms and drug addiction to war and the humiliation of unemployment, but are delivered in the non-strident, sing-along spirit of a union hall social. Some of the arrangements are too close to obvious models: the rocking "Johnny Come Home" has the energy and anger of the Clash, while "Walkin' Talkin' " echoes the country-accented brightness of Rank and File. James Kamusikiri said, the Sahara Desert has continued to expand its girth at the rate of several miles per month. "What I told the NARAS meeting is that the industry should start thinking that they have a responsibility beyond the bottom line" And the musicians' unions? "Do they have the power" he asked in response. Cast Shaun Cassidy, Paul Mackley, Thomas Nixon, Rick Hamilton, James Siering, Molly Cleator, Jonathan Palmer, Kerry Noonan, Peggy Schoditsch, Gerald Hiken, Doris Dowling, Allan Kolman, Patricia Estrin, Christine Avila Ends Nov 17. . Useful for solitary exercise at home or for those struggling in a workout group, the video offers effective instruction, with voice-over coaching, camera close-ups of footwork and additional tips on the cassette box The Fonda routine leaves no muscle unstretched 1/2. On average, half of Los Angeles restaurantgoers order dessert, while only about 30% of those who eat out in New York are similarly indulgent.

However, although he says NBC certainly would lose money for up to five years were it to proceed on its own with a cable news system, he insists that it could start the operation if cable-TV operators can come up with 13. 5 million subscribers. Aside from a few serious-themed titles (like "Heartburn, the emphasis will be on high-concept popcorn pictures. Sandback is a respected dancer and choreographer, and a member of the San Diego State University dance faculty. LA JOLLA — When it comes to picking winners, critics have something less than an unblemished record. Despite competition with a Bruce Springsteen concert and the Lone Star Chili Competition, public interest reached near-fever pitch.

With critic Paul Goldberger whom he takes out of the familiar streets of New York City and plucks down in a shopping mall in Houston, Stern is dutifully obsequious. Just like the sweep of American architecture it explores, the eight-part PBS series "Pride of Place" that premieres Sunday night at 10 on KCET Channel 28 is confused, clumsy and parochial It is also stirring and provocative. He seemed equaly oblivious to his guitar; he strummed it occasionally, but hurled it to the floor after failing to get the proper notes or volume. It seems as if every big TV star is making a record these days. "Sunrise" reminds us that the silent film was reaching its artistic heights just as sound was arriving For full series information: (213) 857-6201. Why? Why? Why? It is certainly of general significance that the absolute epicenter of the museum stampede is West Germany.