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Comedy fame grows
for other Murphy

For more than 20 years, Charlie Murphy's greatest claim to fame was that he was Eddie Murphy's older brother. That all changed in 2004, thanks to a guy named Dave Chappelle.

Last year's second season of the wildly popular "Chapelle's Show" jump-started Murphy's career, largely due to skits he wrote and co-starred in that detailed encounters with Rick James and Prince. Dubbed "Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories," the tales have spotlighted Murphy's writing ability and given him a shot at success with stand-up comedy.

On July 1, Murphy will be in town to present "Charlie Murphy and Friends" at the Blaisdell Concert Hall. Tickets, priced from $30 to $50, go on sale Thursday at all Ticketmaster outlets. I'm also told that Paul Ogata will perform ...

BAD NEWS for World Wrestling Entertainment fans -- word came last week that the "Raw" house show originally scheduled for July 2 has been postponed.

According to a statement from promoter Tom Moffatt, it was an "unforseeable scheduling conflict" on the part of WWE that caused the delay. You can now expect Batista, Ric Flair and other superstars to show up on Oct. 15 at the Blaisdell Arena. Tickets are still available, and those already sold will be honored on the new date.

Unfortunately, the show falls on a Saturday, which means we won't be getting a live television taping out of the rescheduling ...

PARTY FOR a good cause tomorrow, as Tiki's Grill and Bar hosts "Have a Heart for Tee" at the Waikiki restaurant.

"Tee" is Taylor Grey Burton, a 13-year-old local girl who has already had two heart transplants. Unfortunately, her body is rejecting the latest transplant and she's in need of another one.

"It's been very difficult for Tee ... and we're pleased to support an event to help defray some of the medical costs," said Tiki's managing partner Bill Tobin in a release. People are invited to Tiki's from 5 to 9 p.m. tomorrow, where there will be heavy pupus (and even one free drink per ticket purchased) and live entertainment by Cory Oliveros, Vaihi and Weldon Kekauoha.

Tickets are $40 each, and are available in advance at Coffee Talk on Waialae Avenue. Call 782-5184 for more info ...