NEW YORK (AP) - Being Glamour-ous seems to come naturally for Cindi Leive.

Leive, 34, will be the new editor in chief at Glamour magazine, replacing Bonnie Fuller, who resigned from the Conde Nast publication last week.

Currently the editor in chief of Self magazine, Leive previously worked at Glamour, starting as an editorial assistant, advancing to writer and later to deputy editor. She also produced the magazine's Women of the Year Awards.

"This is a wonderful homecoming for Cindi," said James Truman, Conde Nest's editorial director, in a statement.

Leive began her career at The Paris Review and The Saturday Review.

She lives in New York with her husband, film producer Howard Bernstein. Fuller will remain at the magazine through end of her contract, which expires in August. Leive will take over immediately afterward.

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NEW YORK (AP) - Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, Rachelle Ferrell and others will headline a new music festival kicking off this summer in New York City.

The Verizon Music Festival will offer a series of concerts from August 7 to 11, some of which will be free. The performances will range from Latin music to a tribute to jazz improvisation.

"With a blend of jazz, blues, soul, world and Latin jazz, the Verizon Music Festival embodies the melting pot of styles that make up the current New York community," George Wein, whose company is producing the festival, said last week.

Besides New York, the Verizon Music Festival will be staged in Los Angeles from September 28 to October 2, and in Tampa from October 24 to 27.

On the Net: www.festivalproductions.net

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MYKONOS, Greece (AP) - Matt Damon plays a man with amnesia in his next movie, but he's not forgotten about his star power.

Damon and the rest of the cast of "The Bourne Identity" are trying to keep a low profile on the holiday island of Mykonos to avoid a crush of fans. Still, word leaked out and photos of the Oscar winner appeared in celebrity pages of Greek newspapers.

The movie is based on a Robert Ludlum novel about an international terrorist who is shot in the head and loses his memory. The movie also stars Julia Stiles and Clive Owen.

Damon won an Oscar with his best friend Ben Affleck for the screenplay of 1997's "Good Will Hunting."

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NEW YORK (AP) - The work of black, Hispanic and Asian filmmakers will be on display during the fifth annual Urbanworld Film Festival, set for Aug 1-5 in New York City.

Stacy Spikes, a former executive at Miramax and October Films, started the festival in August 1997 with 35 films. By 1998, it grew to more than 75 features, shorts and documentaries. Past festival features include "The Original Kings of Comedy", "The Best Man", "Soul Food", and"How Stella Got Her Groove Back"

June 1 is the deadline to submit entries in the competitive categories of feature film, short film, documentary film and screenplay.

On the Net: www.urbanworld.com.