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Back in the '70s, before Madonna, Girl Power and Brandy Chastain, where did America's children turn for role models of women who were professionally successful, hip, fit and sexy? Why, to Charlie's Angels, of course. Now you can relive those happy days of youth, when all problems could be solved with a karate chop, a flip of the hair, and a painfully bad pun. The recently released Charlie's Angels movie, starring Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu, is absolutely delightful. It has all the good qualities of the TV series: improbable fight scenes, lots of derring-do, exotic locations around L.A., feathered haircuts (Cameron Diaz's is particularly excellent), lots of lip gloss, and pink-tinted sunglasses. The only bad things I can say about the movie is that Bill Murray is in it, and that Matrix-s