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DAILY JOURNAL. JOHNSON COUNTY. INDt ACCENT MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2001 A 7 New shows compete with proven classics Kevin McDonough MONDAY EVENING I 7PM I 7:30 I tPM 8:30 I 9PM 9:30 I 10PM I 10:30 1 11 PM I 11:30 Hrm SainMd: Th Sul- Juet Shoal We 7th Hamn: TmswI (CC) AngA That Vtsnn-Thmg. (CC) NawafCC) ThaOrawCaray SainMd: Tht Hoi W'A'S'H: Ping ua. (CO (CC) 1 I I Show Tub (CC) Pong tnm Aecaaa Hofcy- Cotta Monday NFL Football: San Francisco 49ers at Naw York Jaav (CC) Naaw(CC) Who Wai- wood (CC) Ntght Uv Honrtre WTCU Wh Fortuna Jaopantyl (CC) The King ot lYaa, Oaar (CC) lEvarybooyRay- IBacaar(CC) Family Law: Moving On (CC) New(CC) Lata Show WA-al- WI5H (CC) OuaanajCC) I mono fnrmn miBj EXTRA (CC) Entortalnmnl Waaaaat Link: Classic TV stars com- Paulina NBC (CC) Croeaing Jordan: The Pawn of a New Nawa (CC) Tonight Show lnn Tonight pete a cetebnly adnion (CC) I Pay (CC) Un-V, NiohMy Dyiinm Aoroaa Indiana Anoguaa Boadahow: Tulsa.

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(Stephen Dortf) kidnap a pampered lar (Melanie Grtffflh). a futuristic game creator (Jennifer Jason Leigh). (CC) Glenda Jackson, Stratford Johns. CC) Drama. While the networks try to hook viewers on new shows, several cable outlets trot out old favorites.

The National Network recently changed its name from The Nashville Network. But this week, they might as well call themselves The "Star Trek" Network. Over the next five nights, TNN will broadcast 77 of the most popular episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Episodes will air from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and pick up again at 10 p.m. through 2 a.m.

The marathon kicks off with the original documentary "America Loves Star Trek" (6 p.m., TNN, TV-PG), a celebration of the space drama's 35-year history and its impact on popular culture. The film features many favorite clips from the original series and all of its spinoffs, as well as interviews with cast members William Shatner (Capt. Kirk on "Star Kate Mulgrew (Capt. Janeway on "Star Trek: and Michael Dorn (Lt. Commander Worf on "Star Trek: The Next Other interviews include Majel Barrett Roddenberry, widow of series creator Gene Roddenberry, and NASA astronauts Dr.

Mae Jameson and Rick Searfoss. The quirky drama "Northern Exposure" returns tonight on the Hallmark Channel (weeknights at 10 p.m.) The "fish-out-of-water" series ran from 1990 to 1995 and won seven Emmy Awards. One of these awards went to writer David Chase, who has since become the writer and creator of "The Sopranos." Fans of recent (and still-run- ning) favorites should note that the FX network has retooled its weeknight schedule to include repeats of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (6 p.m.), "Ally McBeal" (7 p.m.) and "The Practice" (8 p.m.). Known as "the sweater girl," and the pre-eminent blond bombshell of the World War II era, Lana Turner had a life story far juicier than any of her screen roles. "Lana Turner: A Daughter's Memoir" (7 p.m., Eastern, Turner Classic Movies, TV-PG) recalls the star's life and career from the t-vantage point of her only Cheryl Crane.

Viewers with a 'slight knowledge of Hollywood history know that Cheryl was at the center of Turner's greatest scandal. A teen-age Cheryl murdered Turner's abusive gangster-v. boyfriend Johnny Stompanato. While both mother and daughter were cleared of homicide charges, Cheryl took decades to recover from the trauma. Unfortunately, this perfunctory documentary does not measure up to Turner's larger-than-life biography.

Using a wealth of film and newsreel cups, it marches dutifully from one movie and marriage (Turner wed seven times) to another. Narrated by Robert Wagner, "Lana Turner features interviews with her friend Robert Stack, make-up artist Del Armstrong and several former publicists. Turner Classic Movies will air 32 of Turner's films every Monday night in October. Tonight's other highlights The New York Jets host the San Francisco 49ers on "Monday Night Football" (8 p.m., ABC). Live from New Jersey.

"New York: A Documentary Film" (9 p.m., PBS, check local listings) concludes with a look at New York from 1945 to the present. It concentrates on the years between the end of the war, when New York was the undisputed capital of the world, and 1975, when a dirty and dangerous city declared bankruptcy. A murdered cab driver's widow (Mackenzie Phillips) shows too little remorse on "Crossing Jordan" (10 p.m., NBC, TV-14). Cult choice A muscleman tangles with hoods and dockyard toughs in the 1970 fantasy "Hercules in New York" (10:35 p.m., AMC, TV-G), starring a very young bodybuilder named Arnold Schwarzenegger. Series notes "Simpsons" and "King" are repeats An eye-opening surprise on "King of Queens" (8 p.m., CBS, TV-PG, L) Regis Philbin hosts "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (8 p.m., ABC; TV-G) Homer opens a day-care center on "The Simpsons" (8 p.m., Fox, TV-PG, V) Lost passion worries Yvonne on "The Hughleys" (8 p.m., UPN, TV-PG) Simon's tormented classmate threatens to retaliate with violence on "7th Heaven" (8 p.m., WB, TV-G).

Kevin McDonough is a TV for United Features Syndicate. ACCENT ON PEOPLE Three new films lure public back to movies CALENDAR Today Meetings Franklin Sertoma Club, Franklin College Campus Center, noon Greenwood Rotary, Jonathan Byrd's Cafeteria, Greenwood, noon Franklin Rotary Club, Franklin College Campus Center, noon Greenwood Klwanlt Club, MCL Cafeteria, Greenwood Park Mall, 6 p.m. Franklin Klwanlt, Kiwanis Building at Johnson County Fairgrounds, 6:15 p.m. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Smith Valley Baptist Church, 7 p.m. Information: 535-7468 after 6 p.m.

Legacy Cancer Support Group, Franklin Memorial Christian Church, 1720 N. Graham Road, Franklin, 7 p.m. Tuesday Johnson County Diabetes Support Group, Johnson Memorial Hospital Boardroom, 1:30 p.m. Speaker: Chris Murray, Exercise with Diabetes Franklin Masonic Lodge 107, stated -meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Multiple Sclerosis Self-Help Group, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1300 S.

Morton 7 p.m. Information; I 2 TOP MOVIES Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at North American theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations. 1. "Don't Say a Word," $18 million 2. "Zoolander," $1 5.7 million 3.

"Hearts in Atlantis," $9.5 million 4. "Hardball," $5.2 million 5. The Others," $5.1 million 6. "Rush Hour 2," $2.7 million 7. The Glass House," $2.1 million 8.

"Rat Race," $1 .8 million 9. The Musketeer," $1 .7 million 10. Two Can Play That Game," $1 .6 million Receipts were up 26 percent over the same weekend last year and 52 percent over last weekend, which suffered from the postponement of "Training Day" and "Big Trouble," because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Paul Dergarabedian, president of Exhibitor Relations, said a wider choice of new films proved a strong draw to audiences, which are traditionally thin in September.

The Associated Press LOS ANGELES A trio of strong new releases helped lure audiences back to theaters after the worst weekend of the year. "Don't Say a Word," "Zoolander" and "Hearts in Atlantis" took in a combined estimated total of more than $43 million, driving a strong fall weekend for the industry. "I hope this portends well for the country, never mind just the movie business," said Bruce Snyder, president of domestic distribution for 20th Century Fox, which released "Don't Say a Word," a psychological thriller starring Michael Douglas that led the pack with an $18 million take. "Zoolander," starring Ben Stiller as a feeble-minded fashion model, grabbed the No. 2 spot with $15.7 million.

"Hearts in Atlantis," a coming-of-age tale starring Anthony Hopkins, opened third, taking in $9.5 million. Together, the three openers claimed two-thirds of the total estimated weekend box office of $66.2 million for the top 12 movies. i 'V sario Sean Dlddy" Combs announced their breakup after two years in the spotlight. Since appearing in 1990 as a "Fly Girl" dancer on the Fox variety snow "In Living Color," Lopez's career has exploded with forays into music, film, television and most recently fashion. The couple, who will honeymoon in an undisclosed location, will live in Los Angeles, Nierob said.

The wedding was the first for Judd and the second for Lopez, who divorced model OJani Noa in 1998. LOS ANGELES Stiller brushes up his act for 'Zoolander' Ben Stiller admits that some of the outrageous mugs made by his character in the upcoming film "Zoolander" were well-practiced while brushing his hair in the morning. "My wife will say, 'Why are you doing that thing with your said Stiller, who co-wrote and directed the film, which opened Friday. The spoof is the tale of a dimwitted male model caught up in international intrigue whose outra- geously self-absorbing facial expressions have driven his modeling success. The joke is that all the expressions which Derek Zoolander has assigned names like "Blue Steel," "Ferrari" and "Magnum" are all pretty much the same cheek-sucking, eyebrow-pinching gaze.

Despite playing the world's most fabulous male model. Stiller says he doesn't even remotely think he's beautiful. OK looking, maybe "But only a really, really special angle that you have to always hit. I'm like that," he said. NEW YORK Jones' memoir recalls remarkable career Quincy Jones has laid it all out from his days of playing with Count Basle to producing Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album in a new memoir that includes chapters by Ray Charles and relatives.

In Jones recalls how in 1964 he and the other black members of Basie's band were expected to enter the Sands hotel in Las Vegas through the kitchen, even though they were playing the main room. That night, Frank Sinatra, who Jones calls "a brother in disguise," hired a bodyguard for each member of the band. Jones writes that Sinatra told the bodyguards that "If anybody even looks funny at any member of this band, break both their He writes that Jackson "was so shy he'd sit down and sing behind the couch with his back to me while I sat there with my hands over my eyes with the lights off." But he explains that the enigmatic King of Pop "lived in a fantasyland, because that's what worked for him. I don't know how anybody could expect him to end up like Mr. Joe Next Door, given that he's been in the public eye since he was 5 years old." nan ETTTTT CANARY CEEEK CINEMAS 8 ALL STADIUM SEATING .7 6.

ALL DIGITAL SOUND l8 Mile West of Applebcc't on Mallory Parkway At SHOWS BEFORE 6 PM ONLY $5 ICM All Srtow Bmtorm 6 pm prtiorw st wrworwi Anyrtrr Adv.ncs Tlckl S.I.S Av.ll.bl. ALL SHOWS MATINHKS $5.00 BEFORE 6 PM ALL STADIUM KATMQ ALL DKMTAL SOUND CWLflAEI UNMS HOT MMMTTES TO MTffl MOVIES Jennifer Lopez, 31, holds hands with choreographer Cris Judd, 32, during their wedding ceremony Saturday In Calabasas, Calif. The Associated Prew CALABASAS, Calif. i Singer-actress Lopez married Saturday Singer-actress Jennifer Lopez, wearing one of her trademark gowns with plunging neckline and low-; cut back, married dancer and choreographer Cris Judd in a very private ceremony. Lopez, 31, and Judd, 32, were married Saturday night at a home in this Los Angeles suburb, her pub-" licist Alan Nierob said Sunday.

Attorney Barry Hirsch presided over the ceremo- ny, -nd the couple's longtime friend and Lopez's manager, Benny Medina, was best man, Nierob said. Arlene Rodriguez, Lopez's best friend from child-. hood, was maid of honor. About 170 relatives and friends attended the ceremony, Nierob said. The bride's off-white lace dress, with plunging neckline and low-cut back, was designed and creat-I ed by Valentino.

The couple met earlier this year while taping the video for her single "Love Don't Cost a Thing." jopez appeared with Judd at the Academy Awards in March, one month after she and rapper impre 12 IrfiUHWOOO WUmMALl HiXT 10 SitT UT SS4-I7S0 HEARTS ATLANTIS 1 4:20 7:00 :20 M-M DONT SAV A WORD 1:20 4:00 7:10 9:401 ZOOLANDER 1:10 3 20 5:30 7:40 9 50RMI Don't Say a Word (R; On 2 Screens 5:00. 10:30 Extreme Days (PG) 110; 3 50; 6 30; 910 Hearts In Atlantis (PG-13) On 2 Screens 2 00; 4 40, 9 30; 10:10 Zoolander (PG-1 3) On 2 Screens 6 40; 9:00. 9 40 American Pie 2 (R) 2 15, 5:05: is. 1040 Glitter (PG-13) 4.30; 10:00 Hardball (PG-13) 4 45; 10:05 Jaspers Creepers (R) 2 40; 5 20; 10:35 Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 (PG-13) 1020 On The Line (PG) 115; 6:45, 9:20 Rush Hour 2 (PG-13) 10:15 The Glass House (PG-13) 1025 SOUL SURVIVORS 2:10 4:10 610 8:10 10:05 rVH HEARTS IN ATLANTIS (PG-I3) ZOOLANDER (PC Hi 112:30 2:4515:00 7:00 DON'T SAY A WORD Ri 12:30 2:451 5:00 7:15 ON THE LINE iPGi 12:30 7:00 GLITTER (PC Hi 12:30 2:4515:00 7:15 HARDBALL IPG 13) 12:302:455:007:15 THE ML'SKETEER 112:30 2:45) 5:00 7:15 AMERICAN PIE 2 iKi 112:30 2:4515:00 7:15 THE UNE 100 3 10 5 20 7:30 9 35 HARDBALL 1 30 3:50 6:50 9:10 r-1l THE OTHERS 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:30 FS-IS AMERICAN PIE 2 2:00 4:30 700 9:30 OLASS HOUSE 2:30 4.50 7:30 9:55 N-ll RAT RACE 1 45 4:15 7 15 9:45 Rt-11 RUSH HOUR 2 1:30 3:40 5:50 6:00 10:00 N-tl GUTTER 1 :40 4:05 6:30 9:00 PRINCESS MARIES 1:15 3:551 THE MUSKETEER 6 40 9 15P1-1I LThe Others (PG-13) 1 45: 515; 800: 1045 JEEPERS CREEPERS 215 1 All nmd hMin Uottn Who l(i MO IF IMOt INK 7DMMI ROCK STAR 4:25 6:55 9:25 1 HHBB BOB.