‘GMA’ gets it goin’

“Good Morning America” is cranking up its summer concert series at Bryant Park beginning May 21 (7-9 a.m./ Ch. 7).

OutKast kicks off the series next Friday, followed by, among others, Lonestar (June 4), Stevie Wonder (June 11), Ruben Studdard (June 25), Hilary Duff (July 16), Usher (July 30), Black Eyed Peas (Aug. 13) and Tim McGraw (Aug. 27).

The indefatigable Mark Bracco produces the summer concert series.

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Talk about thankless . . . when Patrick Stewart completed his seven-year run as Capt. Picard on “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” the show wouldn’t give him – wouldn’t even allow him to buy – one of the uniforms he wore on the show.

Craig Kilborn soothed Stewart’s hurt feelings on Wednesday’s “Late Late Show” by presenting Stewart with one of the uniforms, accompanied by a letter from “Next Generation” creator Rick Berman: “Patrick, see what happens when you ask for something from Paramount and Promax? You should wait at least a week before you try to sell this thing on eBay.”

Last, but not least:

* News Corp. chairman/ CEO Rupert Murdoch is Oliver North’s guest on Sunday’s “War Stories with Oliver North” (8-9 p.m. on Fox News Channel). Murdoch discusses his father’s experiences during WWII, among other topics.

* Guests for tonight’s “Late Show,” which taped 4 a.m. this morning: Amy Sedaris, rat expert Robert Sullivan, Modest Mouse. It airs tonight (11:35 p.m./ Ch. 2).

* “Starting Over” producers here tomorrow at the Ramada Plaza Hotel-LaGuardia (114th St.) beginning 10 a.m. looking for women 18+ able to relocate to L.A. for 6-10 weeks to change their lives.

* Warner Wolf, Sal Marchiano and Ernest Borgnine among those receiving the Ellis Island Medal of Honor tomorrow. Marvin Scott, Mark Simone emcee.

* “Fantasticks” menschTony Noto at last night’s party (Dorsia) for the “Try to Remember” documentary. Barbara Maggio, Donna McKenna, Charles Addessi (“Third Man in the Ring”) also there.