With his freedom, Feeley has been spied of late making out with hotties at La Costa in Sea Isle City and picking up girls at the Public House Logan Square.
Reached Friday, Feeley declined to discuss his relationship with Mitts, saying "it's not a public deal." Meanwhile, Mitts continues to recuperate from recent surgery to repair a torn ACL, the same injury that Donovan McNabb is recovering from.
Power's Uncle O bashes the Beat
Suspended Power 99 host Uncle O has lashed out at hosts from rival station 100.3 the Beat via - where else? - MySpace.
As we recently reported, Uncle O, aka Tracy Jackson, was ordered to face a preliminary hearing on aggravated-assault charges after he allegedly pulled a gun on Club Samba (7th & Girard) owner Justin Love earlier this month. The host, whose station's motto is "Peace on the Streets," has a hearing Aug. 6.
In a MySpace bulletin, Jackson, addressing all his "real ni--az and ladies" wrote "f--- 100.3 The Beat cuz a ni--a wuz goin thru some real s--- and that nut ass station tried to capitalize on some ni--az making false claims on ya boy." He continued, "I know we in competition but the s--- Colby and Jake and Tasha said was dry snitchin' and we don't do s--- like that we're I'm from." The censored words come courtesy of the People Paper - Uncle O's writing featured the words full-throttle.
Program director/host of 100.3, Colby Colb, had no comment. Uncle O's attorney, Wadud Ahmad, tells us his client has no beef with 100.3 and that O's remarks were "made out of frustration upon learning of the criminal matter being mischaracterized" on the Beat.
* Meanwhile, Phillies Ryan
Howard and Jimmy Rollins attended the Beat's This Is Why We Hot party Thursday night at Xandu (520 N. Columbus), where homegirl Eve and former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland performed, as did Swizz Beats and Mims, for a crowd consisting largely of contest winners.
