Joan Didion, Tina Brown and Sean Penn are scheduled to speak at a memorial for Norman Mailer at Carnegie Hall on April 9. The Norman Mailer Society says the memorial will be open to the public, but the free tickets must be picked up the day of the…

TODAY’S HOROSCOPES
IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY A Jupiter-Uranus aspect on your birthday suggests that your interest in ideas that are outside the mainstream will increase dramatically over the coming 12 months. You can sense there is more to life than just existing and…

ARIES
If there is something you want this weekend you will find a way to get it, even if no one wants you to have it. With the Sun in your birth sign at right angles to Mars, your pugnacious ruler, you are in no mood to just take what you are given - you…

ISLES COULD BE SPOILER OF EAST
How about a “Let’s go Islanders!” chant from the Rangers faithful? The Isles, reduced to the role of spoiler, can perhaps make the Eastern Conference a little less muddled for the Rangers by pinning a defeat on the Flyers tonight at the Coliseum…

ZIMBABWE ELEX CHAOS
HARARE, Zimbabwe - Soldiers took to the streets with armored cars and water cannons yesterday as Zimbabwe’s security chiefs warned they were ready to confront any violence during the weekend’s crucial presidential election. The opposition in the…

‘MADAM AIDE’ TURNS TAIL
Cops are hunting for the alleged No. 2 of an East Side call-girl ring that serviced former Gov. and thousands of Manhattan’s wealthiest johns. Since Tuesday, when vice cops busted alleged Wicked Models madam Kristin “Billie” Davis, her escorts…

U.S. Airstrikes Aid Iraqi Army in Basra
Iraqi forces, which have no air support of their own, have so far failed to subdue Shiite militias in Basra and have asked the Americans and British for help.

SHOT IN THE DARK
Mapping out the path of the 50 bullets cops fired at Sean Bell and his friends is impossible because NYPD investigators did a sloppy job of accurately measuring the trajectory of the shots, a crime-scene detective testified yesterday. Detective…

INSPIRED MEMPHIS COMES UP ROSE-S
HOUSTON - Vulnerable? Not exactly. The mighty Memphis Tigers humiliated Michigan State and embarrassed all those naysayers who suggested they were the most suspect of the top seeds in this year’s NCAA tournament. The final score last night…

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