British pop-singer George Michael has not yet begun fulfilling his community

service at the Los Angeles AIDS charity Project Angel Food, according to Ken Hurd, a

spokesman at the organization that delivers 1,000 hot meals a day to men, women and

children living with AIDS. Hurd said he expects Michael to begin his service -- part of his

sentence after his May conviction for committing a lewd act in a Beverly Hills park rest

room -- in December. Earlier this month, Michael was granted an extension on his 80

hours of community service until Dec. 21, but the judge warned he would not be given

any more time beyond that.