The "30 Rock" star turned 54 Tuesday. Thomas is 28. Perhaps the media snark about their ages may have in part inspired his outburst.
The usually mouthy Weichselbaum surprisingly declined to comment unless and until she gets permission from her editors.
In other People's Paper news ...
Daily News and Inquirer photographer David Maialetti is among the judges in the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission's "I Love Classic Towns" photo contest. A list of the 20 local towns that can be photographed are at classictowns.org and the contest deadline is April 14 with online voting starting the next day. There are several cash prizes and the winning photos become a traveling exhibit.
And La Salle University senior Queen Muse, a former People's Paper intern, is now interning at the White House Office of Communications. She's a communications major at La Salle.
A big downward dog
Elton Brand stretched his 6-foot-9 frame at Bikram Yoga of Philadelphia (1520 Sansom) Sunday afternoon. The Sixers power forward found his inner peace in the 108-degree hot yoga studio. Namaste.
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Dionne Warwick performs April 24 at the Annenberg Center (3680 Walnut) as a benefit for the St. Ignatius Nursing Home, which houses poor elderly. Tickets for the Warwick concert are $55 to $75 available at annenbergcenter.org or by calling 215-898-3900. For more info on the event, visit stignatiusnursinghome.org.
Honorable mention
Author Toni Morrison receives the Beacon Award from the University of Pennsylvania's Trustees' Council on Penn Women April 12 at the Harrison Auditorium of the Penn Museum. Past Beacon awardees include Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Dollar dog day
Cool Dog Cafe (2091 Route 70 East) in Cherry Hill will hold a Dollar Dog promotion during Thursday's season opener. Its Sabrett hot dogs, usually $3, will cost $1 from 1:35 p.m. until game's end. Limit two per customer. n
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