Top 10 Singles
Don't G ,"
Top R&B/Soul
I. Bobby Brown "Humpin '
Around," (MCA) Last Week: No.2
2. R. Kelly Public An-
nouncement "Slow 0 nee (Hey Mr.
OJ)" (Jiv ) No.3
3. Hi-Fin "She's PI ying Hard To
Get," (Jive) No.4
4. Rude 8qy "My Kinda Girl,"
(Atlantic) No. S
S. Chaka Khan "You Can Make
Th Story Right," (Warner) No.6
6. Arre ted Development
"People Everyday,"
(Chry alis/ERG) No. 16
7. Tevin Campbell "Alone With
You," (Qwest/Warner) No.7
8. J de "I Wanna Love You,"
(Giant/Reprise) No.8
9. After 7 "Kickin' It," (Virgin)
No: 10' · r • 1'1' 1: •• .)1 ""I- '}f' t.
, 0.:" 1'00p'." 'lite •
(Atlantic) No. 24
Top C&W Singles
Top 10 Movies
1. Pet Sematary II
.2. Single White Female starring
Bridget Fonda .
3. Sneaken Robert Redford
4. Out on a Limb Matthew
Broderick
S. UnCorginn Gene Hackman
6. Honeymoon in Velas James
Caan
7. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With
Me David Lynch
8. Rapid Fire Brandon Lee
9. Stay Tuned John Ritter
10. Si ter Ad Whoopi Goldberg
Top Video Rentals
1. Wayne's World starring Dana
Carvey (Paramount - Rated: PO-
13) Last Week: No.1
2. White Men Can't Jump
Woody.Harrelson (FoxVideo - R)
New Entry
3. Fried Green Tomatoe Jessica
Tandy (MCA/Universal - PO-13)
New Entry
4.· The Pnnee OC Tide Barbra
Streisand (Columbia TriStar - R)
No.3
S. The Hand That Rocks The
Cndl Annabella Sciarra (Hol­
lywood Home Video - R) No.2
6. M�dkin Man Sean Connery
(Hollywood H m Video - PO-13)
No. 22 ,
7. Hook Robin Williams (Colum- ,
bi TriSt r - PO) No.4
8. Ru h Jason Patrie (Columbia'
TriStar - R) No. S
9. M moir. OC An Invisible Man
Chevy Cha e (Warner - PG-l3)
No. 24
10. Grand anyon Kevin Kline
(FoxVid 0 - R) No.7
PHOTO EXHIBIT - A collection
of 200 photographs showing the
hardships and experiences Italian
Americans faced before and after
coming to this country will be
exhibited at the Qetroit Public Library,
5201 Woodward; from Sept. 27 thru
Oct. 28, 1992. The exhibit is FREE
and open to the public.
(313/833-4043) .
� RUMAGE SALE - The Women's
Alliance of the First
Unitarian-Universalist Church of
Detroit is conducting Its annual
rummage sale at the Church, located
at Cass and Forest In the Cultural
Center Sept. 27 at 12-2pm and Sept.
28-29 at 10-5pm. Enter the Church
through the red door off Forest.
-Cc RUNAWAYS - The Attic Theatre
opens Its '92-'93 season with the
Inspired musical, Runaways, by
Elizabeth Swados. Sept. 27 thru Oct.
17. With a cast comprised entirely of
teenagers from eighteen different
schools, RU(1aways Is a' collage of
songs, monologues, scenes, poems
and dances portraying urban
youngsters on the run. Attic Theatre,
7339 Third ,Ave (313/875-8285).
� THE WIZ - Detroit will get a
chance to Wease on down the road"
WIth the maqlcal musical
extravaganza, "The Wlz," when this
Tony award-winning show p\&y \R
glorious N.ew Masonic Temple
theatre, f>.OD'1 mple", Ava.
StephanIe Mills reprises her
much-acclaimed role as Dorothy.
(313/832-2232) .
.1 TUESO��, .SEPT·I
-Cc COLONIAL BIRTHDAY PAR1Y­
On Sat�rdays, all year celebrate your
child's birthday with hand-made,
old-fashioned Ice cream and colonial
games. The group must consIst of
fifteen or more children. Videotaping
Is available. Fee: $5 per chiid (adults
free). Kids of all ages. For more
Information and reservations call
WaltAr Weaver (313/833-1263).
WEDNESDAY,
SEPT. 30 .
Tami Evans (left) and Marlene May (right) appear In Nell Simon's
Rumors Oct. 2 through Dec. 5 attne Hilberry Repertory Theatre.
Call 577-2972 for ticket information. (photo by Patricia Clay).
Season with ell Simon's 1988 farc ,
·Rumor ,. at an Invlt tlon only
performanc Oct. 3 following an
October 2 preview. The play
continues thru Dec. 5. For tickets
and Information at (577-2972).
WRITERS CONFERENCE -
Everything you always wanted to
know about self publishing tells you
how to: *g t an ISBN No. * g t
LIbrary of Congress catalog No.
*promote your book *market your
book, etc. 10am to 3pm at Kronk
Recreation Center, 5555 McGraw at
Junction. Pre-registration $10 - On
site $15. (313/897-2551).
CONCERTS
10-9 Wynonna and Billy Ray Cyrus
wsg McBride and The Ride, 8pm,
$20.50 reserved. Special Supertan
seating also available.
10-10 Chicago and The Moody
Blues, 7:30pm, 30 and $20
reserved. Special Superfan seating
also available.
10-22 Petr wsg LIsa Sevlll and
Mike E, 7:30pm, $17,50 and $12,50
reserved. Special Superfan seating
also available. Groups of 15 or more
receIVe $2.50 off.
- The Palace of Aubum Hills Is
located at Two ChampIonship Dr. In
A�m M (;l13/m,o.1J)Q), ')1 I IU
RY .. �
ACTIVITIES
9-28 Gray Library. PRESCHOOL
STORY TlME, 10:30am. Ages 3·5,
(267 -6559).
- Jefferson Library. BEDTIME
STORY HOUR. 7pm. (267-6562).
(297-9380).
- Lothrop LIbrary. KIDS
MOVIES, 4pm, (898-2414).
Redford LIbrary. FAMILY
STORY T1 E. 7pm. (935-5344).
1. Alan Jackson "Love's Got A
Hold On You," (Arista) Last Week:
No.3 '1 MONDA2YS' SEPT. 1
2. Billy Ray Cyrus "Could've
Been -I , .. (Mercury) No.2
3. Aaron Tippin "'1 Wouldn't
Have It Any Other Way," (RCA) No. � FORUM - The Health .and
4' Substance Abuse Dept. of the Detroit
Urban League will host a public forum
4. Little Texas "You And Forever to reveal and discuss the results of
And Me," (Warner) No.8 the Detroit Adolescent Substance
S. Doug Stone "'Warning Labels," Abuse Survey which was conducted
(Epic) No. S this summer among youth within the
• 6. George Strait "So Much Like city. FREE and open to the public.
My Dad," (MCA) No.7 208 Mack Ave In Detroit, MI.
7. Collin Raye "In This Life," (313/832-4600).
(Epic) No.9 -Cc NEW WORLD FURROWS -
8. Tri ha Yearwood "Wrong Side Former Detrolter Michele Gibbs is
Of Memphis," (MCA) No. 10 featured In an exhibit entitled New
9. Chri Ledoux "Whatcha Gonna World Furrows at the Swords Into
O W· h C b .. Lib "Plowehares Peace Center & Gallery,
o It A ow oy, ( 1 erty 33 E Adams Ave In Detroit, MI. Sept.
Album Cut) No.6 28 thru Oct. 3. New World Furrows
.10. Randy Travis "If I Don't Have expresses the artist's Interest In. and
You," (Warner) No. 14 IdentificatIon with, IndIgenous
peoples, their spirituality grounded
with all things and beings.
� COLLECTION GALLERY -
Designs that have been cherIshed for
generations are on display in the
American Life Collection Gallery, a
showcase for furniture and
oecoratlve Items reproduced from
the museum's collections. A d aler
resource center provides gallery
FREE child care during the ride. For
more' Information call
(517/673-3666).
� RUMORS - WSU's Hllberry
Theatre opens Its 30th Anniversary
visitors with specIal-order
Information and a list of available
sizes, colors and finishes plus the
names of retailers who sell American
ite Collection products near their
h m towns. FREE. Henry Ford
Museum. Call (313/271-1620). HFH
FRIDAY, OCT. 2 I continued from 81
9-29 Gray Library. PARENTING
CLASS. 1-3pm. (921-1150 to
register).
- Monteith Library. CHESS
CLUB. 3:30pm. Ages 10 & up,
(267 -6560).
9-30 Cam pbell LIbrary.
CHILDREN'S FILMS� 4pm,
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recorded much of Ho Frat Hol in
hotel rooms across America.
"We'd record anytime we
could--after the show, before the
show," says X Ho. "I think
recording while we were on the
road made us hungry and helped
us create some dope material."
That takes care of HFH's
sound; as for their unique style of
garb, well you have to blame the
HO's themselves for that. "Th
way we dress simply reflects our
personalities!" says King Ho.
"There s always a positive, ener­
getic vibe goin' on around here­
th"at's what Ho Frat Hol is all
about, bouncing off the wall."
Yeah, so check out Ho Frat HoI
. now--and become one of the in­
itiated.
Oct. 2-4 Big Band Dance
Extravaganza - Dance to the
sounds big bands of the 30's and
40's In the historic Grand Ballroom.
This year, the Jimmy Dorsey and the
Grand Hotel's orchestras will play
music for dancing the waltz, or
jitterbug. Learn to dance or Just
brush up on your steps with available
Instructors.
- For additional Information on
these and other events, contact Grand
Hotel's sal offtce at (517/349-4600).
Reservations can be made by ling
.1-800-33-GRAND.
Mise EVENTS
'Ct National College Poetry Contest
- Open to all college & university
students desiring to have their poetry
anthologized. Cash prizes will be
awarded to the top five poems.
Deadline: October 31. For Contest
Rules send stamped envelope to:
I nternatlonal Publications, PO Box
44044-L, Los Angeles, CA 90044.
ADVERTISE
HERE
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ZHIGGIE'
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'CcMURDER IN MISSISSIPPI - An
extraordinary original Investigative
documentary revels new evidence
about tile 1964 murder of three
young civil rights workers in
MI�slsslppl, a crime that made
headlines around the world and stili
holds a poignancy for many
Americans. Murder In' Mississippi
will. make Its North American
premiere In Investigative Reports,
anchored and narrated by Bill Kurtis,
at 9pm and 1 am ET (6pm and 10pm
pn* -'check local listings.
show-stopping dance style and
wild persona.
Since all of the fellas attended
Universities-Lo Ho is a card­
carrying member of Kappa Alpha
Phi, Inc. -incorporating "step­
ping," a ritualistic 'form of dance
performed by fraternities, into
their already dazzling Hip-Hop
street style seemed a natural.
They call this combination "G-
90 style." "G-90 Style is a posi­
tive aura that we came up with
while out with Hammer," says X
Ho. "Hey, we were on the bill
with acts we admired, like Bobby
Brown, Heavy D. & the Boyz,
Kool Moe Dee, New Edition and
Kid N Play-so we had to come
up with something that allowed
us to compete." .
But they took it further than
that, eventually choreographing
the music videos and stage show
accompanying the mega-selling
Please Hammer Don't Hurt (Em
LP, and choreographed steps for
all of Bust It acts. Their work on
the Hammer clips in fact earned
them a MTV Music Video Award
nomination for choreography.
And Ho Frat Ho! organized the..;
infamous daily on-the-road exer­
ci e regimen for Hammer's fami­
ly of stage dancers (which
includes running four miles a
day) which has now become
legendary.
perfect for play at hip-hop clubs
and parties, and who would know
better what would appeal to dan­
cers? The first single, "Toss It
Up," will sufficiently introduce
listeners to the beat that will make
them want to move. "Our sound
is different," says Face of
Zhigge's music. "It's not
hardcore nor is it tribe like.
Zhigge is a fun group, a positive
group. Our sound is something
new. This is what our talents
produced, so I can just say, it's
us," adds Kazo.
"There's a happy feel to it. We
have a lot of hype beats on the
album, but we've kept the hip­
hop base," says Tonga.
This is just another step up in
the hip-hop business for Zhigge
and soon these fly, Zhigge guys
will be rakin' in the dough.
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Each Sunday 2am - 7am
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ISATURO:V, OCT. I
BIKE-A-THON - Camp Fowler,
2315 Harmon Lake Rd, Mayville MI,
celebrates Its. 35th year history of
provldl ng outdoor recreational
camping for people wIth
development disabilities. There Is a
ride for all abilities; 101, 55, 46, 36
and 12 miles. All rider receive FREE
t-shlrts, complimentary breakfast and
spaghetti dinner as well as water and
snacks from aid stetlons along the
ro es. Riders may take advantage
-of FREE lodging at the camp the
night before and after the event; also
u one hundred and evenly-five
THE ROAD-TIlE excit -
ment and pressure of daily live
performance-lent itself to the
energy of HFH's album; they