Barry Bostwick currently stars as Mayor Randall Winston in ABC ' s TV series "Spin City." Among other TV appearances are his portrayal of George Washington in the mini-series of the same name and his Golden Globe Award winning performance in "War and Remembrance " . He has also starred in adaptations of Judith Krantz and Danielle Steele novels, in musical specials including PBS ' "In Celebration of Carnegie Hall," in Carol Burnett's CBS special, and as host of "Saturday Night Live " . His stage credits include his Tony nominated portrayal of "Danny Zuko" in the premiere production of "Grease " and his Tony award winning characterization of "The Robber Bridegroom". Among his film credits are "Movie, Movie," "Spy Hard " , and of course, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show. " Barry Bostwick resides with his wife, Sherri Ellen, and their two children, Brain and Chelsea, in a grand old farmhouse in upstate New York. New York Special Olympics (NYSO) is the largest of more than 50 US Programs, providing year-round sports training and athletic competition in 22 Olympic-style sports. With the help of 30,000 volunteers in 38 area programs across New York State, New York Special Olympics, Inc., provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-style sports for nearly 40,000 athletes aged 8-80. The goal of New York Special Olympics is to make athletic training and competition available to the more than 400,000 individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities living in the state. NYSO gives these individuals continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in a sharing of skills and friendship with their families, Special Olympic athletes, and the community. Through their participation, athletes gain confidence and build a positive self-image which carries into the classroom, the home, the workplace and the community. Likewise, the thousands of volunteers develop friendships with athletes and other volunteers, and experience the joy of giving of themselves to benefit others. Special Olympics is a worldwide movement founded more than 30 years ago by Eunice Kennedy Shriver. Today more than one million athletes in 150 nations participate in certified Special Olympic Programs. In Special Olympics the emphasis is placed on what people can do rather on what they can't do, evident in the Special Olympics oath recited at every competition "Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt. " For further information about New York Special Olympics contact: 504 Balltown Road Schenectady, NY 12304 1-800-836-6976