The magazine's year-end survey of its weekly album and singles sales charts has been for years the industry's standard for crowning its sales champion. The Pacific Symphony has projected a 1985-86 operating budget of $1 million, the largest in its seven-year history (the budget was $900,000 last year and $540,000 two seasons ago. The problems of being black in Hollywood haven't disappeared, but Campanella is not inclined to talk about them "I don't have a combative personality that way" he says. One Cannes tourist official estimated that as many as 20% of the Americans originally scheduled canceled following the U. S raid on Libya four weeks ago. "They (Beyond Baroque's reading committee at the time) told me that my work wasn't strong enough, yet I knew that lesser-known and less-experienced poets were invited to present their work" she says. Her small but plum role as a hooker in "The World According to Garp" charmed the critics, and many felt that she stole the film "Against All Odds" with her performance as a gutsy secretary. Both sides then turned around and used the American media back in Manila.

There's this dreamer's idea that I'm a little better than anybody else and Galy Gay carries it around with him. The brightness of Ruth Golden's soprano tended to contrast markedly with Ard's pure (and softer) sound in their duet, but the soprano always sang with artful expression. He added that the camaraderie the Sitka players have developed over the last 14 years has resulted in the founding of similar chamber-music events in places as different as Seattle and Amsterdam, where Sitka alumni have created festivals. If you're looking for a dark, revisionist "Midsummer Night's Dream" this isn't it. It's that feeling that we all love, that a ton of metal is about to fall on us Serra, 48, was born in San Francisco and worked in a. Lockwood (who co-directed the show with Dan Chumley) might as well go all the way.

(It seems that Winky has made a crack down at the club about Father's brother and his "bachelor attachments) On the other hand, the children will never forget how awed they were by Father's bravery. The star of "Purple Rain" did not "make it up here" announced an Oscar spokesman to a grumbling crowd-the same crowd that had just applauded Prince in an impromptu show of affection. Though unbalanced architecturally, the results kept the music forward-looking. . In reality the logs were an interesting sculptural demonstration of relative scale, but they set off a fuss over everything from ecology to fears they would break through the museum floor. NEW YORK — Richard Serra's retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art (through May 13) leaves little doubt that he is among the most powerful and pure of living sculptors.

envoy would rather forget that they exist, so the three try an escape on their own-blowing up most of Lapland in the process. In contrasting America with Japan, Suzuki said: "In the United States it's very interesting how many races are living together In Japan it is very homogenized. The big guns are supposed to go off on opening night Second nights, traditionally, are for letdowns. As we leave the table we are regaled with pizzas from Angeli and good spicy duck gumbo from Orleans. But that's just not enough people to keep a repertory program going" Dennis Leslie, manager of the Port, views the change at the Balboa as potentially beneficial to local movie-goers: "I think this will just help expose more people in Orange County to good foreign films Everywhere you look you see the same films. Such shtick runs rampant through the Chicago family's genetic code.

The Center's opening phase includes a 350-seat studio facility, as well as the 10-story-high main hall. El DeBarge, leader of the red-hot pop-soul vocal group DeBarge, seems like a nice young man-friendly, bright, low-key But there's something ominous about him too That's what he insisted anyway. The wisecracks, the brightly lit kitchen/living room set, the sense that everything's basically OK with this American family-all these may be derived from the half-hour TV situation comedy. Of course, the partnership with Bissell (who didn't dance Romeo here last year) yielded a full quota of rapturous or yearning lifts.

I found I had a lot of energy" He could do with some of that extra energy now that he's moving around promoting his picture. She plays a vivacious, attractively middle-aged seamstress with masses of auburn curls who's intent on moving her pretty daughter (Isabel Santos, a university student studying architecture, from their spacious but crumbling old home to a better neighborhood so she won't fall prey to the local layabouts. Yet within days after his arrival in Los Angeles, he sold a large painting out of his studio for $4,500. -Rocker Verastique, who dances in the TV series "Fame" and also has worked with Eliot Feld"What we have is a working pool of dancers" Koenig said. Local performers make up a musical cast of 150, including a hand-bell choir, chorus and a 40-piece professional orchestra, the Melodyland Festival Orchestra Gospel singer Steve Archer is featured as guest soloist.

You'll never hear a mix of Dylan, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, the Beach Boys, John Fogerty, Randy Newman, Rickie Lee Jones, Joni Mitchell, X, the Blasters, Lone Justice, John Conlee and Emmylou Harris on the same radio station, but they worked marvelously together on stage Farm Aid was the year's best concert. "This is the most ambitious project ever presented on daytime-original romantic comedy on a day-to-day basis" declared Jacqueline Smith, vice president of daytime programs for ABC. I have no doubt it's one of the most frequent ways we all use television, playing rerun roulette to see what's lurking up or down the dial The other day I caught a glimpse of Phil Silvers as Sgt Bilko, engineering another of his ingenious scams. You will recall that the play begins on the edge of a lake at dusk, with a little home-made stage in the foreground.

ABC, which ended this season in third place in prime-time ratings, is scheduled to announce its fall lineup on Monday. "The New Painting" celebrates eight Impressionist exhibitions held in Paris between 1874 and 1886. As distracting as this was for the audience, it must have been worse for the actors, who had to keep plowing ahead without knowing if they were coming across. For Leskanich, one of the bonuses of success has been that she's made peace with her parents. Opening production number, "Flying Down to Oscars" with Teri Garr, a song-and-dance re-creation of "Flying Down to Rio" which starred Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in their first collaboration.

His hyper manner and musical enthusiasm have never slackened. "For instance, Tiny gets into the car with a john right in front of my nose I can't believe it I'm so excited Here I have piece of film that's very good for the movie And then I realize what she's doing to herself. He became Bronson in 1954 and did "Machine Gun Kelly" "The Magnificent Seven" and "The Great Escape" along with innumerable other roles, often as a bad guy. "They have a responsibility to contribute as well" Even before the Waste Management contribution, NPR's board of directors had voted last week to continue production of the weekend news show and the cultural programs that NPR also said were jeopardized by inadequate funding.

I'm willing to buy (black American art, to support it and to preserve it, because it's a vital part of my culture' That should be the ultimate goal that is sought". Looking up from his printout, Addotta smiled: "And it goes on and on. "Bill Parsons understands that this is not just a rock 'n' roll house. That figure includes the cost of air fare, housing and publicity, Lippert added.

One more change: Robert Lewis replaces the unavailable Ed Sherin as director. The festival came to a suitably disorganized close last Sunday night with the "Jacaranda Follies" It was a variety show featuring such improbable acts as an electrical fan that tap danced with a troop of kids from Big Sur, a chair that answered questions by hooting horns or blinking lights, and Schuess (the engineer of these contraptions) playing a Rube-Goldbergian instrument that overlays whirring motors with a vacuum cleaner-like drone All was not frivolity, however. Originally, talks were focused on a four- and six-week season in January-February, 1987 "But this shorter engagement is a wiser move. The only standout is Moriarty, who has a bravura scene displaying some yuppie soul as he awkwardly gyrates around the living room to Blue Cheer's "Summertime Blues" mimicking guitar solos and drum rolls, totally oblivious to the goings-on in the rest of his household. Kuniko Kisanuki belongs to the new generation of Japanese modern dancers exploring the frontiers of personal/experiential communication. This is a story that makes your jaw drop about 15 minutes along, and keeps going until the credibility deficit matches the U. S Treasury's. "Somebody said that I should change it to cocaine, and make it 'an '80s play' But addiction is addiction, whether it's waiting for your next dollar, your next new coat, aspirin, fluoride, vitamins-anything that's a hook A lot of times it isn't even the high or the rush.