Finkelstein, an unemployed public-relations professional who lives with her husband in West Philly, faces trial Feb. 24 in Doylestown on a charge of attempting to commit prostitution. Her October arrest made international headlines but didn't stop her and her husband, Jack LaVoy, from attending games at Citizens Bank Park and Yankee Stadium.
* Meanwhile, Wing Bowl co-creator Al Morganti has picked returning champion Jonathan "Super" Squibb as 2-1 favorite to win on Friday. He rose from anonymity to take last year's crown. Richard "Not Rich" Razzi has 3-1 odds and the Mouth of the South, born Clinton Brooks Jr., is the third favorite, at 5-1 odds, according to Morganti's annual handicapping.
And speaking of WIP . . .
Overnight host Big Daddy Graham has a $1,600 dentist bill to prove it wasn't part of his act when three of his teeth fell out while he performed Saturday at the Sellersville Theater. Graham's daughter Ava came out from backstage to help him find the teeth, which landed on a rug. After the show, fans told Graham they thought it was part of his routine because the theater DJ, Dan Faga, had the mind to play "All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth," as Graham left the stage. Cherry Hill dentist Dr. Craig Donn put the chompers back in the comic's mouth Monday.
Out and about
"GoodFellas" star Paul Sorvino dined at Tutti Toscani (1491 Brace) in Cherry Hill Sunday where he went for an antipasto with mozarella, eggplant parm with penne and a cannoli with cherry Amaretto sorbet for desert, washed down with espresso and limoncello.
* Former Sixers coach Tony DiLeo waited patiently in a long line for a few dollar dogs Saturday night at the Liacouras Center, where Temple took on La Salle. DiLeo's son T.J. DiLeo, a Temple freshman, plays guard.
