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2003:05:28:15:03:24 Compiled by James E. Fowler and Carolyn P. Scott TODAY Long Beach Coin, Stamp Collectibles Expo Two thousand dealers buy, sell and tradecoins, money, stamps, postcards, autographs, antiques, jewelry and other collectibles; also, seminars and workshops on collecting. Long Beach Convention Entertainment Center, 300 E. Ocean Long Beach.

10 a.m.-6:30 p.m.; 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; ends Sun. (562) 436- 3636. FRIDAY Circus Vargas Traveling circus with animal acts, acrobats, clowns and other attrac- tions. Salt Lake Park, Florence Avenue at Bissell Street, Huntington Park. 8 p.m.; 2:30, 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 12:30, 3 and 5:30 p.m.; 5 and 7:30 p.m.; ends June 8.

(323) 588-8460. Homeworld 2003 More than 750 dealers of- fering the latest in products and services for the homeowner and do-it-yourselfer; plus workshops, clinics, gifts, arts and crafts and other attractions. Long Beach Arena, Long Beach Convention Entertainment Center, 300 E. Ocean Long Beach. 1-8 p.m.; 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; 10 a.m.- 6p.m.; ends Sun.

12 and younger free. (714) 418-2000. Salute to Recreation Family Festival Live entertainment on four stages plus rides, games, arts, crafts, a petting zoo, activities and fireworks. See www.laparks Northridge Park, 10058 Reseda Northridge. p.m.; 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; ends Sun.

Free. (818) 349-7341. SATURDAY Antiquarian Book, Print Paper Fair More than 70 dealers from throughout the country displaying antiquarian and rare books, prints, posters, autographs, graphics, maps and other items. Pasadena Conference Exhibition Center, 300 E. Events 8DAYS: GALLERIES 218, West Hollywood; ends June 7.

(323) 822- 9359. Christopher Georgesco: New Painting Sculpture Paintings layered with Lucite, rubber and wood designed to relate to the steel sculptures. Newspace Gallery, 5241 Melrose L.A.; ends June 7. (323) 469-9353. Richard Hawkins Abstract paintings.

Rich- ard Telles Fine Art, 7380 Beverly L.A.; ends July 13. (323) 965-5578. Gertrud Otto Natzler: Ceramic Genius Collaborative ceramic works by the hus- band-and-wifeartists from the 1940s through the 1970s, along with Otto solo work from the 1970s through the 1990s. Couturier Gallery, 166 N. La Brea L.A.; ends July 2.

(323) 933-5557. Elizabeth Peyton Portraits of pop culture figures and people from the life. Re- gen Projects, 629 N. Almont Drive, West Hollywood; ends June 21. (310) 276-5424.

Lezley Saar: Mulatto Nation Installation of works looking at the culture, founding members and problems experienced by people of mixed race. Jan Baum Gallery, 170 S. La Brea L.A.; ends June 30. (323) 932-0170. Daena Title: One Year After In Memory of Her Father The painter, married to co-star Jason Alexander, was noted for lighthearted pastel nudes before her father died.

This show of female figura- tives represents a change of vision. Double- Vision Gallery, 5820 Wilshire L.A.; ends June 14. (323) 936-1553. Mark Tobey Paintings, drawings and original graphic works from throughout the career of the important 20th century American painter who influenced the Abstract Ex- pressionist movement. Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, 357 N.

La Brea L.A.; ends June 28. (323) 938-5222. Jonathan Torgovnik: Bollywood Dreams Israeli photographer Torgovnik has been shooting the Indian movie scene since 1992, long before movies such as Wed- and It Like Beck- reacheda mass audience in the United States. Stephen Cohen Gallery, 7358 Beverly L.A.; ends July 5. (323) 937- 5525.

Trespassing, Part Two: Houses Artists Artists explore the process of creating and presenting contemporary residential de- sign. Through drawings and models, they investigate the forms, functions and signifi- cance of housing while imagining proto- types for living. The artists involved include Chris Burden crea- tor), Julian Opie and David Reed. Schindler Center for Art and Architec- ture, 835 N. Kings Road, West Hollywood; ends July 27.

(323) 651-1510. Merrill Wagner Steel sculptures decorated with rust-preventing paint. Kiyo Higashi Gallery, 8332 Melrose L.A.; ends July 5. (323) 655-2482. Group Show Works by Juan Carlos Alom, Marta Perez Bravo and others.

Itur- ralde Gallery, 116 S. La Brea L.A.; ends June 28. (323) 937-4267. DOWNTOWN EASTSIDE Linda Burnham, Jill Giegerich, John Mil- lei, Sabina Ott, Lari Pittman, Sarah Seager: Series Lithographs by L.A. art- ists from early in their careers, when they were trying to make their mark with use of bold graphic imagery.

Cirrus Gallery, 542 S. Alameda L.A.; ends June 14. (213) 680- 3473. Linda Day: Pulse and Group Show: (a)Kin Abstract paintings and drawings by Day, Lynne Berman, Susan Cheal, Katie Stub- blefield and others. Post, 1904 E.

7th Place, L.A.; ends June 28. (213) 622-8580. Scarlett Hooft Graafland and Jeff Feld Mixed-media works derived from the local cultures of various countries by Hooft Graafland; images of the Madonna and Child reproduced in compressed sponge and soaked in holy water from a New York church by Feld. Mary Goldman Gallery, 932 Chung King Road, L.A.; ends June 21. (213) 617-8217.

Kaoru Mansour: IRO Mixed media collages with photographs of plants and vegetation overlaidwith pen and ink illustrations. LMAN Gallery, 949 Chung King Road, L.A.; ends July 5. (213) 628-3883. Joe Novak Monotypes, drawings on paper and mineral box assemblages made with materials designed to maximize the quali- ties of color and light. Circle Elephant Art, 4634 Hollywood Los Feliz; ends June 21.

(323) 662-3279. THE VALLEYS NEURO Project Artworks Works created in collaboration between contemporary art- ists and scientists of the Center for Neuro- morphic Systems Engineering. Art Center College of Design, Williamson Gallery, 1700 Lida Pasadena; ends June 29. (626) 396- 2200. Group Show: Up Close With Artists and Their Art Works by Emmanuel Crespo, Zachary Davis, Alison Goldberg, Christine Morla and others.

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Viewership is listed in millions. Program Net- work View- ersProgram Net- work View- ers 1 American Idol 9 p.m.) FOX38.06 2 American Idol 8 p.m.) FOX30.41 3 American Idol 4 Everybody Loves Raymond CBS22.68 5 CSI: MiamiCBS19.30 6 Law Order (10 p.m.)NBC19.02 7 CSICBS17.34 8 Idol: Final FOX16.88 9 Law Order (9 p.m.)NBC16.01 10 Without a TraceCBS15.01 --------------------------------------------11 24FOX14.20 12 Story of Martha NBC14.02 13 JAGCBS12.97 14 Law Order: SVUNBC12.80 15 NYPD BlueABC12.46 --------------------------------------------16 FriendsNBC12.23 17 The Rise of Part 2 CBS12.17 18 Academy of Country Music Awards CBS12.08 19 Yes, DearCBS12.03 20 CSI: Miami --------------------------------------------21 Law Order: Criminal Intent (10 p.m.) NBC11.87 22 FrasierNBC11.47 Mr. PersonalityFOX11.47 King of QueensCBS11.47 25 50th --------------------------------------------26 Will GraceNBC11.34 27 Will Grace (8:30 p.m.)NBC11.10 28 Extreme MakeoverABC10.75 29 Frasier 30 Law Order: Criminal Intent NBC10.45 --------------------------------------------31 ERNBC10.04 32 My Wife and KidsABC9.59 33 The BachelorABC9.31 34 Law Order (8 p.m.)NBC9.29 35 According to JimABC8.85 --------------------------------------------36 Funniest Home Videos (8 p.m.) ABC8.83 37 Less Than PerfectABC8.79 Funniest Home Videos (9 p.m.) ABC8.79 39 60 MinutesCBS8.72 40 Dateline NBC --------------------------------------------41 Dateline NBC 42 Watching EllieNBC8.40 43 7th HeavenWB8.28 44 is Right: Million CBS8.07 45 8 Simples Rules --------------------------------------------46 Most WantedFOX7.86 47 Years: Hope and NBC7.71 48 of Fear 49 SmallvilleWB7.53 50 Winston Cup Winners FOX7.34 --------------------------------------------51 52 in a 53 The DistrictCBS6.65 54 Cops (8:30 p.m.)FOX6.47 55 The AgencyCBS6.33 --------------------------------------------56 Outrageous Game Show Moments NBC6.17 57 58 NBA Playoffs Pregame (Thu.) ABC6.01 59 BeckerCBS5.93 60 NBA Playoffs --------------------------------------------61 CopsFOX5.64 62 48 Hours InvestigatesCBS5.61 63 64 EverwoodWB5.55 65 Jones and the Last NBC5.51 --------------------------------------------66 Gilmore GirlsWB5.49 67 JAG 68 WWE 69 Buffy the Vampire SlayerUPN4.87 70 GirlfriendsUPN4.73 --------------------------------------------71 HackCBS4.59 72 and the 73 Music Mania 74 One on OneUPN3.88 EnterpriseUPN3.88 --------------------------------------------76 The PracticeABC3.44 77 RebaWB3.41 78 The ParkersUPN3.26 79 Jamie Kennedy WB3.09 80 AliasABC3.02 --------------------------------------------81 Jamie Kennedy (9:30 p.m.) WB2.99 82 Next Top Model UPN2.92 83 Grounded for Life WB2.79 84 CharmedWB2.57 85 --------------------------------------------86 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch WB2.53 87 Greetings From TucsonWB2.40 The Twilight ZoneUPN2.40 89 Black SashWB2.29 What I Like About YouWB2.29 --------------------------------------------91 Gilmore Girls: BeginningsWB2.19 92 Know What You Did Last WB1.99 93 Network averages Here is the number of viewers (in millions) that each network averaged per hour of prime time, for last week and for the season. Network Last week Season to date FOX13.209.92 CBS10.7612.49 NBC10.1011.60 ABC7.559.89 WB3.764.07 UPN3.493.52 Prime-Time TV Rankings Fox executives are singing the praises of as blockbuster ratings for the tal- ent finale gave Fox a rat- ings trifecta during the final week of the May sweeps, accord- ing to local Nielsen ratings released Wednesday. The May 18 finale, in which Ruben Studdardwas named the new was the top-rated show of the week in householdsas well as in the 18- to-34 and 18-to-49 demograph- ics, which are most valued by ad- vertisers.

A special wrap-up that preceded the finale, and a Tuesday-night epi- sode of the series featuring the fi- nal singing showdown between Studdard and runner-up Clay Aiken, were the second and third most popular shows of the week. final installment was the second-high- est-rated show in the history, behind the finale of in February. One test of power will come next week when the net- work launches Jun- a kiddie version. The season finale of also scored its highest rating ever. Inc: The Story of Martha held its own against the season finales of Loves and The 300th episode of Or- won the best rat- ings since February.

Meanwhile, UPN was cele- brating strong ratings for the season finale of the premiere of Next Top and the series finale of the Vampire Braxton Still no clay feet in sight for For home delivery, call 1-800-426-3232. Just one of the benefits of subscribing. 02HD158 enjoy our timely delivery. 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