61.   As the enormously popular host of several shows on The Food Network, the chef has made a nice chunk of change.

62.   As with any show on its last legs, Monicagate is getting ugly.

63.   At any given time there may be more television shows on the drawing boards than there are killer rolling racks on Seventh Avenue.

64.   At his first show on Wednesday night he handled a drunken heckler with aplomb.

65.   At his show on Saturday night, Combs immersed himself in another world entirely.

66.   At least this odd job got me in to the hottest show on Broadway, three times as it turned out.

67.   At the Emporio Armani show on Monday afternoon there was a collective sigh of relief.

68.   At the end of his show on Saturday night, there was a standing ovation that seemed to be only partly for the clothes themselves.

69.   At the same time, a show on the fledgling WB network became a teen-age phenomenon.

70.   At the Westcott-Fenasci show on Sunday, a large video screen projected a serene blue seascape filmed entirely underwater.