Check out pictures of the most recent Thursdays on the EDGE Nov. 11 at Grape Street Pub, Manayunk.
Philly EDGE will be hosting the event every Thursday from now until the end of recorded time. There is free admission with the coupon from the pages of each week's Philly EDGE and $1 Miller Lite bottles are featured from 8 p.m. to midnight.

The Eagles' Cheerleaders will not get caught up in the fervor of the Panthers' Cheerleaders story (about two of them allegedly hooking up together in a Tampa restroom) lying down. Or will they?
Kidding aside, the Eagles' Rah-Rahs are set to sign copies of their new "Making the Lingerie Calendar" DVD at The Public House (1801 Arch St.

Remember those annoying S.A.T. analogy questions? Uuugh.
Well, just like the now-disenfranchised Eagles wideout uses his agent to
communicate (NBC 10) his message, apparently God (The Real One, not Clapton) may have speed-dialed Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson to let him know that He may piss all over Dover, PA.
(Some people may note that he has already peed all over Dover, DE -BTW)
In this CNN report , PR warns the townsfolk, who on Tuesday voted out the school board members responsible for introducing the “intelligent design” curriculum in the Dover school district, that “if there is a disaster in your area, don't turn to God, you just rejected Him from your city."

The Simmons Lathan Media Group is presenting a screening of the prgramming slated to be featured on DoD - a new urban-themed music and entertainment channel tonight at the Independence Seaport Museum Concert Hall, 211 S. Columbus Blvd. in Philly.
If you've ever wanted to let out your inner Carson Daly, Tabitha Soren or J.J. Jackson (for you old schoolers) check out the DoD VJ and spokesmodel search as well. Open casting is 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Screening is at 8 p.m.
Admission is free, but you'll need to RSVP (with first and last name) at dodphilly@screeningseries.com first.

Another piece of the Nov. 9 Philly EDGE cover story on WMMR's Preston and Steve.- ED

No subscription required : Vote for Preston & Steve as your favorite morning show.
by Ryan Alan

You want brotherly love in Philly?
Then welcome to the Haunted Whore Ride!
Glance up the street. Here it comes, tooling its way toward you.
A flatbed truck filled with hay never looked this good. And, man, is it ready to rock!
It’s the Friday before Halloween and no horrors – and, truth be told, no whores either – are in sight.
The strippers, though, hired by the radio station for some on-air fun, are sitting pretty on top of the hay.

The segment of the Nov. 9 Philly EDGE cover story on Q102 FM's Chio.- ED

Game on : Vote for "Chio in the Morning" as your favorite morning show.

By Ryan Alan

The big guy has taken his stick and ball and gone home.
Tim Acosta, the "Chio" of "Chio in the Morning With Diego" on Q102-FM, returns to his childhood in Brooklyn to offer this analogy as to what is taking place in Philadelphia radio right now.
"Imagine you’re playing street ball and there’s this kid who is six feet, six inches tall, and he’s no longer playing any more," Acosta says. "You start thinking, ‘Now we can win this game!’"

Enjoy this week's cover story on the possible status of Philly radio post-Howard Stern.
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Sirius void
What happens to Philly morning radio when Howard gets Sirius in December?

By Ryan Alan and Joe Student
Philly EDGE

Yesterday, Philadelphia radio listeners got an earful of what life will be like after December 16.
Free 94.1 FM (WYSP) on-air personality, and self-proclaimed “King of All Media” Howard Stern was suspended for one day by his broadcasting network after promoting his January move to satellite radio on his current show, according to published reports from the Associated Press and MSNBC.

While Phillies 1B Ryan Howard deservedly won the 2005 NL Rookie of the Year yesterday, he apparently wants more: like a spot on Mr. Blackwell's Best Dressed List.
His sharp attire made the rookie look as though he had been attacked by Tony Soprano's clothesline.
Note to new Phils GM Pat Gillick: Jim Thome doesn't dress like this.