Moore, here shooting "Happy Tears," had a caprese salad and capellini pomodoro, while Rumer, one of Moore's three daughters with Bruce Willis, had gnocchi. Mom and daughter drank Cokes.

* In other star spottings, actor Luke Wilson, shooting "Tenure" in the area, wore a "hideously green hat," says our spy, while breakfasting casually the other day at the 401 Diner (401 Fayette) in Conshohocken. Wilson's brother Owen Wilson soon shoots "Marley & Me" here.

Morello takes Mafia to the web

South Philly author/historian Celeste Morello has launched PhillyMafiaHistory.com. Morello, author of the "Before Bruno" series, is offering her books and more mob lure on the Web site.

Veterans affairs

Phil Donahue will be in town tomorrow night to host a Q&A session after the 7:35 screening of "Body of War" at the Ritz at the Bourse. Donahue and Ellen Spiro produced and directed the documentary about Iraq war vet Tomas Young, who was shot and paralyzed after serving just five days in Iraq.

* Q102's Blaire Galaton will be part of a 5K walk on Saturday in honor of her friend 1st Lt. Colby James Umbrell, a 1999 Central Bucks East grad who was killed last May while serving in Iraq as a member of the 1st Battalion, 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment. Visit active.com/donate/colby5k to register before noon tomorrow for the walk, taking place at Doylestown's Central Park.

Funds go toward a scholarship in Umbrell's name for a promising Central Bucks athlete.

Mascots judge mascot tryout

Firstrust Bank is holding an open casting call for someone to play its mascot, Trusty. The call is from noon until 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown (12th & Market). Adding to the pressure, contestants will be judged by a jury of their potential peers. Sixers mascot Hip Hop, the Philadelphia Soulman, the Temple Owl, Philadelphia Kixx SocceRoo, the Penn Quaker and the Wilmington Blue Rocks' Rocky Bluewinkle are among celebrity judges.

FYI: We served briefly as the Bulldog of the Lower Merion High team that Kobe Bryant carried to a state basketball title.

Interested candidates are asked to call Kristen Insalaco at 215-568-2525 to register. Trusty, by the way, has a new Web site, wherestrusty.com.

Doc: 'Not going anywhere'

John Dougherty isn't burying his head in the sand after losing the First District State Senate primary last week and resigning his Redevelopment Authority post this week. On Monday, more than 100 friends helped Johnny Doc celebrate his 48th birthday at IBEW Local 98's Fairmount headquarters. The next night, Doc supporters took over a private room at Spasso (34 S. Front). Among those attending the parties were City Councilmen Bill Green and Jack Kelly, State Reps Bill Keller and Mike O'Brien, Traffic Court Judge Bob Mulgrew, former mayoral candidate Tom Knox, attorney George Bochetto, Building Trades Council's Pat Gillespie, and attorney and Dougherty for Senate finance chair Sam Pond. At both events, Doc assured his supporters, "We're not going anywhere."

Charitably minded

NBC 10's Kristen Welker, singer Lauren Hart, 95.7 BEN FM's Marilyn Russell and Philadelphia Soul arena host Melissa Daley will be part of tonight's High Heels Kick Out Kidney Disease to benefit the National Kidney Foundation. The fashion fundraiser starts at 6 at Neiman Marcus in King of Prussia.

Tix are $75. Call 215-923-8611.

* A private opening party tonight at Les Richards Menswear, at the Shops at Liberty Place, kicks off a sale through Sunday to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society with a donation of at least $5,000. *

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