Dan Gross: A.J. Feeley a stalker target

A 39-YEAR-OLD woman who lives in the same condo building as Eagles quarterback A.J. Feeley has been arrested and charged with stalking and harassing him. Ayesha Muzaffar is charged with two misdemeanors for which she faces a hearing May 15 in Common Pleas Court, according to criminal-court records. Muzaffar was arrested on similar charges in 2001, records show.

Sources tell us Muzaffar is believed to have stuffed sexually charged notes under Feeley's door in the Metro Club Condos (201 N. 8th). Asked if the harassment was of a sexual nature, Police Sgt. Ray Evers said he "can't get into all that." Evers, who wouldn't confirm that Feeley was the complainant, said the notes were not "sports- related."

"I can't get into the particulars because it's an ongoing legal matter now," said Feeley in a text message yesterday. "Scary though," he added. He's engaged to soccer star Heather Mitts.

'Hipster Grifter' in Philly jail

Kari Ferrell, who is wanted in Salt Lake City for allegedly passing bad checks, turned herself in to Philadelphia police Sunday night. Ferrell, 22, became known as "The Hipster Grifter," after former Philadelphia Weekly staffer Doree Shafrir wrote about her last month in the New York Observer. The piece described Ferrell, a former Vice magazine employee, scamming her way through Brooklyn by telling friends she was terminally ill.

She was arrested at 11th & Market at 10:45 p.m. Sunday, after calling police to tell them she was wanted in Utah, police confirmed yesterday. She must appear before a judge here to authorize her extradition. In e-mails and videos sent to the Observer, Ferrell apologized for her mistakes.

Dr. McDreamy races in Jersey

"Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey raced in Sunday's Verizon Wireless 250 at the NJ Motorsports Park, in Millville. He finished seventh in the GT- class race, driving with Joe Foster.

Garner wears local girl's design

Jennifer Garner wears a dress designed by Huntingdon Valley native Jenny Yoo in "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past." Yoo, a Lower Moreland High grad, works in New York specializing in bridesmaid gowns. A film stylist picked out Garner's costume from Yoo's L.A. showroom.

Out and about

* Comcast-Spectacor Chairman Ed Sni-

der took in the Kentucky Derby and the Phillies win Saturday with a few friends at Misconduct Tavern (1511 Locust).

* Roxborough's Kim Delaney and family

lunched at Ralph's (760 S. 9th) Sunday.

Honorable mentions

Roxborough native Jeff Hare's film "Bitter Sweet" took a top prize at the recent Houston International Film Festival.

The film stars James Brolin and was shot last year in Thailand.

* La Salle University grad Matthew

Quick's novel "The Silver Linings Playbook" recently earned him an honorable mention for the PEN/Hemingway Award.

* For the third straight year, Chief Inspector Bill Colarulo, 50, was the highest- ranking Philly cop to finish the 10-mile Broad Street Run. This year he was accompanied by girlfriend Grace Garofolo, who competed for the first time.

* Leslie Padilla, former CN8 spokes-

woman, has been appointed chief networking officer of the Company of Women, which holds its open-to-the-public debut event supporting female small-business owners at 5:30 p.m. today at Tango (39 Morris) in Bryn Mawr. She's a small- business owner herself - Leslie Padilla Public Relations - and blogs at lesliepadilla.com.

What's goin' on . . .

Dave "The Hammer" Schultz, the former Flyers bruiser, has been performing stand-up comedy of late, and will open for the Rev. Bob Levy Friday at the Scottish Rite Auditorium, in Collings-wood. Beetlejuice, from the Howard Stern show; Nick DePaolo, often seen on

Comedy Central, and Louis "Twitchels" Centanni are also on the bill. Tickets, available through Ticketmaster, are $20-$40.

* Ellipsis with Tommy Conwell will

perform the music of Ray Charles tomorrow night at Tritone (1508 South). Conwell often collaborated with the local jazz trio on shows at Glenside's now-closed Blue Comet. *

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