Ten days of martial-arts cinema from the legendary vaults of the Shaw Brothers Studio kicks off tonight at the Doris Duke Theatre. And like the venue's tobacco heiress namesake, the lineup is smokin'. At 7:30 p.m., get busy with the 1977 "Clans of Intrigue" — featuring more choreographed fighting than a "Dynasty" rerun and an intriguing who-is-murdering-the-great-clan-chiefs-of-Hong-Kong story line. And Gordon Liu gets filthy in tomorrow's "Dirty Ho." A new film each night through April 16! Call 532-8768.

— Derek Paiva

LIVING WILLS

KOKUA MAU PROVIDES INFO

Only 29 percent of Americans have a living will to specify their wishes if hospitalized and incapacitated. A local coalition, Kokua Mau, is urging more of us to make an advance care directive. Free documents, resource guides and information are available at www.kokua mau.org, and speakers are available to make presentations to your community group, organization or club. Call 585-9977.

— Advertiser staff

FINAL WORD

"I can't wait to have kids. ... When I see a pregnant woman, I get tears in my eyes."

Rebecca Romijn | in USA Today

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