While headed to a story location, Hairston, an NBC 10 producer and cameraman were rear-ended by an 18-wheeler on Roosevelt Boulevard. All passengers were taken to Einstein, but we're told that nobody was seriously hurt.

When we reached Hairston Friday he confirmed the incident and said that he found the behavior of the security guards "unprofessional and insensitive." Hairston says that he had no idea what they were asking him about. "The only question I asked anybody was 'Are my co-workers gonna be OK?' " Hairston told us.

Hairston said that NBC 10's LuAnn Cahn came and picked up her stranded colleagues, whose NBC 10-marked Ford Crown Victoria was totaled in the accident.

A message left for Einstein was not returned over the weekend.

Pam's dress from David's Bridal

On Thursday, millions tuned in to see Pam (Jenna Fischer) and Jim (John Krasinski) get married on NBC's "The Office." The episode, one of the funniest in recent memory, featured a few dresses by Conshohocken-based David's Bridal, including Pam's gown from the Galina Collection ($399) and her bridesmaids' silver dresses ($145). On a side note, whoever at the show decided that Jim should no longer stare at the camera with that stupid look 12 times per episode: good work.

Out and about

_ Berks County baby daddy Jon Gosselin stopped at Village Whiskey (114 S. 20th) and Parc on Rittenhouse Square Friday night while out with two companions, a male and a female.

* Dinosaur Jr. frontman J. Mascis picked up papaya soap at Whole Foods (10th & South) and strolled the store talking on his iPhone Friday before performing that night at the TLA (334 South).

* Rockies chairman Charles Monfort, his wife and another couple dined at The Saloon (750 S. 7th) the other night on steaks and chops. Elsewhere in the dinigng room were the umpires assigned the games.

Kidd Chris ends Web show

Kidd Chris, former 94 WYSP morning host, has stopped his online radio show at KiddShow.com, though his former sidekicks Blake from Sales and Brad the Cripple still broadcast on the site.

Cosby adds to Heath book

Bill Cosby has written the foreword for Philadelphia jazz great Jimmy Heath's autobiography, which will be released in January by Temple University Press. Musician Wynton Marsalis wrote the introduction to the book, which Heath wrote along with Joseph McLaren.

La Salle prof's a big Perlozzo fan

While most Phillies fans are cheering on the players, La Salle communications professor Brother Gerry Molyneaux is rooting hardest for Phillies third-base coach Sam Perlozzo. Forty-three years ago, Molyneaux was Perlozzo's baseball coach at La Salle High School, in Cumberland, Md. He remembers Perlozzo, an infielder, as "smart and fast, with good hands, an excellent student."

Boobie Bingo benefits breasts

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Monday night Boobie Bingo events at the Irish Pol (45 S. 3rd) will benefit a different breast cancer charity each week. Bar manager Couzin Ed, formerly a 94 WYSP DJ, says that tonight's recipient is the Eileen Stein Jacoby Fund. The game, played from 8 to 10, features a busty bingo caller in a revealing outfit who places the bingo balls in her cleavage, shown on a big screen TV. The hostess changes outfits after each round to keep things interesting. Keeping with the breast theme, Milk Stout will be discounted. Ed says that wrestler Blue Meanie will be a guest at tonight's game.

Cake chef on cake show

Delaware chef Dana Herbert will be seen on TLC's "Ultimate Cake Off" at 10 tonight. He'll face off against other cake designers in the hopes of winning $10,000 on the show hosted by Michael Schulson, who owns Izakaya, at the Borgata, in Atlantic City. Herbert, head chef for the Delaware River Bay Authority, also runs a baking business, Desserts by Dana. His cookbook "Sweet and Savory Union" is out this week.

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