The Left Lane
The name game

With the opening celebration this weekend for the new Henry R. Luce Pavilion Complex at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, you're going to have to master a cluster of new names in order to navigate the museum.

The Pavilion Cafe, which opens today, is the new name for the Garden Cafe. The facility itself is in the Luce Pavilion.

The name's the same for the Academy Theater, the hall showcasing films and other special programs, but the new wrinkle is the spelling of the word, theater. (No longer "theatre.") The Academy Shop, already open in the Luce wing, has added "the" to its official name.

Got all that?

Emeril Lagasse has a comedy show in the NBC lineup for next fall.

TV chef Emeril Lagasse is becoming comedy star Emeril Lagasse, set to star in an NBC show about his life. NBC unveiled a fall schedule yesterday that includes three new comedies, three new crime-fighting dramas, no more movies on Sundays and no XFL.

Also on NBC: "Weakest Link" will air twice, on Sundays and Mondays; the second spinoff of "Law and Order," "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," will air Sundays; "Crossing Jordan," starring Jill Hennessy as a crime-fighting medical examiner, will air Mondays; two comedies, "Inside Schwartz," with Brecklin Meyer, and "Scrubs," about a medical intern, kick off in the fall, as does "UC: Undercover" about an elite Justice Department unit; a handful of reality shows is in reserve for the midseason as is a comedy starring former "Seinfeld" regular Julia Louis-Drefus.

"The Weber Show," "DAG" and "The Fighting Fitzgeralds" were canceled.