61.   He mused about trying to bring more stars onto the awards show as presenters.

62.   He has booked three shows as part of Summerstage in Central Park, and he will be using the old Knitting Factory as well as the new for shows.

63.   He says she viewed the show as public relations for her life and resented any other actor in the spotlight.

64.   He sees his show as no more salacious or violent or cynical than the evening news or most prime-time programming -- and a lot more honest.

65.   He would not discuss the ATF case but said firearm-control zealots have sighted in on shows as their latest target in a campaign for total firearm regulation.

66.   Heather Paige Kent stars in this promising family show as a New Jersey thirtysomething who decides to cancel her long-standing engagement and go back and get her college degree.

67.   He worked on the show as a featured singer with Webb Pierce, modeling his style on Hank Williams.

68.   He steals the show as the masquerading George, slyly toying with the usual homosexual stereotypes but still making his character unique.

69.   His was the entrepreneurial panache that initiated the Cirque du Soleil shows as exclusive and, he hopes, permanent Vegas fixtures.

70.   I guess he kept it as much for show as for repair.