Happy Easter Gossip with Billy Crystal, Alycia Lane Happy at Last, a local climbs Mt Everest,
Happy Easter
I really hope everyone is going to get out and enjoy today, and even if you don’t celebrate the holiday try and go to the Easter Promenade on South Street. The Parade starts at Passyunk and South Streets at 1230PM, and heads to Headhouse Square for a best dressed contest.
It’s always a good time. I’ll be there, as will Alicia Viterelli, Patty Jackson, Jennifer Logue and Alex Holley with her grandpa. It’ll be a fun day.
Happy at last Alycia Lane with hubby Jeremy Joseph
Here’s Alycia with bestie John M. Colabelli, publisher of Philadelphia Style Magazine
Congrats Katie & John
WOW amazing.
Josh grew up in Philadelphia, and his dad is Brad Heffler, Chairman at FlixFling and Invincible Pictures of Philadelphia
Josh Heffler acts as Managing Partner for Zero G Colony with Richard Branson. 
Congrats to Scott Barnes on his new position at Comcast where he’ll be managing special events.
Happy at Last Alycia Lane 
Everyone should celebrate their birthdays like Laura Price. Happy Birthday Laura. 
Team Derek had a busy Saturday, he caught up with Bonnie Hunt outside the Rittenhouse Hotel
Later he caught up with Billy Crystal outside the Kimmel Center where the comedian happily signed for fans.
It was great to see Katie English Gagnon this week, as we grabbed breakfast at Parc and she made a few friends.
Remember to wear sunscreen and a hat today.
Easter Brunch: Aqimero, a special brunch menu will be offered from 10:00am to 5:00pm which includes endless brunch creations, a seafood raw bar and a hot carving station. This special brunch also includes endless Mimosas, Bellinis and Bloody Marys. Brunch will be offered for $125.00per person.
See you on South Street….and tomorrow morning here on Philly Chit Chat
Laura Burkhardt was a pleasant surprise stopping up for a few moments on her was to her VIP seats to see John Legend. She was nice enough to take Bob along with her to enjoy the concert. 
Congress led the way for the encouragement of fireworks on the Fourth of July by authorizing a display on July 4, 1777, in Philadelphia, a year after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. “At night there was a grand exhibition of fireworks, which began and concluded with thirteen rockets on the commons. Another colorful display took place in Philadelphia on July 4, 1779: “In the evening a sett [sic] of brilliant fireworks were exhibited, particularly excellent rockets, which, after ascending to an amazing height in the air, burst, and displayed thirteen stars.” 
The first fireworks in Boston took place on July 4, 1777. A newspaper reported: “In the evening Col. Crafts illuminated his park on the commons, threw several shells, and exhibited a number of fireworks.” Boston had another display in 1779 when thirteen rockets were fired. 
Congratulations to Carrie Nork and Dino Minelli who were married on July 5, 2008
The Jeff’s had a blast
