Tattle: Chris Tucker into IRS for $11M, E! reports

WHILE TATTLE works to straighten out the $300 in back taxes we owe the City of Philadelphia, we're happy to report that we're not Chris Tucker.

According to E! Online, Tucker owes more than $11 million in back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service. Can you say "Rush Hour 4?" What about "5," "6" and "7."

And if Jackie Chan doesn't want to do it, Tucker will play his part, too. Since 1998, all Tucker has made is "Rush Hour" films and he's been paid more than $50 million for the privilege. Unfortunately, when you make that kind of money, the Feds want your autograph . . . on a very big check. E! says that federal tax lien documents filed with the L.A. County Recorder's Office Tuesday, show that Tucker, 37, owes $4,007,794.34 for 2001; $5,060,074.23 for 2002; $55,544.84 for 2004 (that was a down year); $660,414.94 for 2005 and $1,788,080.91 for 2006. Grand total? $11,571,909.26.

Tucker's rep was unavailable for comment when E! called because he was probably running to the bank to make sure he was still getting paid.

Looking to return to work - he has auditors and accountants to feed - Tucker may reunite with "Rush Hour" director Brett Ratner for "Mr. S, My Life With Frank Sinatra," a film set in the '60s about Sinatra's relationship with his valet.

We're guessing Tucker isn't playing Sinatra.

The daily celeb bio

It Books said yesterday that longtime "All My Children" star Susan Lucci has a memoir coming out next year. Her book is now untitled but will cover her role as Erica Kane on the daytime soap and her years as a stage performer. It Books is an imprint of HarperCollins. In a related story, Gomez Addams will be penning a bio for Cousin Itt Books.

Dell East giveaway

The city of Philadelphia and Dell East are graciously giving away five pairs of tickets to Monday night's concert featuring Dave Koz, Jonathan Butler and Sheila E.

The first five people to e-mail

DellMusicCenterContest@gmail. com (no hyphens) will be winners.

For info about this summer's Dell season, check out MyDellEast.com.

Tattbits

* The run is over for the South Philly Vikings. The prize-winning Mummer Fancy Brigade was ousted last night from "America's Got Talent," failing to make the top 24. The brigade's dance performance in robot costumes did not transform them into semifinalists. In their subgroup, which also featured 11-year-old rapper CJ Dippa and dancer Haspop, only Haspop advanced.

* Eagles wide receiver Hank Bas-