Tomorrow Night

The Los Angeles Dodgers' Orel Hershiser will pitch tomorrow night in his first major-league game in 13 months, completing a grueling comeback from reconstructive surgery on his right shoulder.Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Fred Claire made the announcement last night prior to the homestand opener against the Houston Astros. The 1988 Cy Young Award winning right-hander will return to the starting rotation for the first time since April 25, 1990, with Kevin Gross going to the bullpen.

FREDERICK -- A scheduled Single-A Carolina League doubleheader between the Frederick Keys and Salem Avalanche last night was rained out with the Keys leading 1-0 in the bottom of the second inning of the opening game.The postponement leaves the teams with doubleheaders tonight and tomorrow night, starting at 6: 05.Wady Almonte drove in the only run with a two-out double. The game will be picked up at that point.Pub Date: 7/31/96

Space cadets! This week offers an unusually rich opportunity to watch the International Space Station during a series of passes almost directly over Baltimore. The best views, if skies are clear, will come tomorrow night and Tuesday morning, and again Wednesday night and early Thursday. Tomorrow, look for a bright moving "star" rising from the southwest horizon at 10:05 p.m., passing 223 miles overhead at 10:08 p.m., at a brisk 17,500 mph. For details of the week's best flyovers, visit the Weather Blog at MarylandWeather.

Check out the catchy pop-rock of Paramore, whose members met in Franklin, Tenn., in 2004, tomorrow night at Rams Head Live. The band's lead singer is teenager Hayley Williams, and its latest album is RIOT!, which was released in June. The Starting Line is also slated to perform at the show. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and tickets are $20. The club is at 20 Market Place. Call 410-244-1131 or go to ramsheadlive.com.

Though Survivor: Cook Islands is wrapping tomorrow night (at 8 p.m. on CBS), don't think that the reality season is slowing down too much. January is going to be a busy time on the reality-TV front. Season 6 of The Apprentice starts Jan. 7 on NBC. American Idol starts off with four hours of audition footage on Jan. 16 and 17. Bravo's Top Design -- like Top Chef or Project Runway, but for home-design types -- starts Jan. 31. And there's Beauty and the Geek 3 on CW starting Jan. 3. So, set your VCRs, TiVos and other recorders.

In conjunction with its screening of "A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies," TCM has put together a slate of 19 films, including three of Scorsese's own works: 1974's "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (3: 30 a.m. tonight), 1977's "New York, New York" (3 a.m. tomorrow night) and 1978's "The Last Waltz" (4 a.m. Wednesday night). Other highlights: Vincente Minnelli's "The Bad and the Beautiful" (1953), a tempestuous look at the art vs. commerce tug-of-war in Hollywood, with Kirk Douglas as a perfectly corruptible film producer (9: 30 p.m. tonight)

By popular demand, Opening Day programs are back.In a move sure to please some souvenir hunters, the Orioles said yesterday that they are reprinting the first-game book that fans bought by the bundle on Opening Day at the new Oriole Park at Camden Yards.All 50,000 books were gone roughly two hours after the gates opened, leaving thousands of fans rankled.About 10,000 inaugural game programs will be on sale tonight at the ballpark, when the Orioles play the Cleveland Indians. Another 10,000 are expected to be available tomorrow night, also against the Indians.

ISSUE: After organizers of the financially troubled First Night Annapolis event threw in their party hats this fall, the group behind the city's Charter 300 celebration stepped in to save the family-oriented, alcohol-free New Year's Eve party downtown. There are still an afternoon children's program and a fireworks display at midnight, but the number of musical acts has been scaled back, as have the number of venues. Most of the performances tomorrow night are free, so revelers don't have to shell out up to $22 for an admissions button.

VIDEOThe man who built Vegas"Bugsy" is engrossing adult filmmaking, probably Barry Levinson's finest work, and certainly Warren Beatty's. It's a film bio of the man who built Las Vegas, a psychotic gangster gifted with vision. Beatty's Siegel is trying desperately to become something grander than he is -- he's like Jay Gatsby in that regard -- but he can't escape the violence that nestles in his soul. Annette Bening plays Virginia Hill, the showgirl who stole his heart. R. *** 1/2 . "Sneakers" is quite an enjoyable caper movie, as Robert Redford leads a league of specialists in a number of high-tech heists, all of which are great fun. They're on the track of a machine that magically breaks computer codes, which would merely make them the most powerful men in the world.

Hometown -- Reisterstown Current members --Dan Walker, vocals; Dan Ciarrocchi, guitar and backup vocals; Kyle Wesley, guitar and backup vocals; Matt Szalecki, drums; J.W. Sargent, bass Founded in --2005 Style --indie rock Influenced by --Brand New, the Graduate, Minus the Bear, Cursive, Boys Night Out Notable --The first half of the band's new six-song EP Twilight is more ambient, and the second half is darker, Ciarrocchi said. Its CD release party is tomorrow night. Quotable --"We feel that there's a division between the first half of the EP and the second half," Ciarrocchi said.