HughE Dillon: Who Won the Cheesesteak Challenge?

Yesterday afternoon in between the two big games, Square 1682 hosted their first ever cheesesteak challenge to celebrate their one-year anniversary. Christopher Brito, John Leitz, Lauren Reusche, Ashley Perkins and Frank Macuso, left, enjoyed Fish’s unique “lobster with wiz.” For more pics, plus photos from the Heroes party at Trust, click on view slideshow.

SIGHTINGS
Best and Brightest cast was in town on Saturday for the premiere of their movie, which was presented by the Philadelphia Film Festival. Bonnie Somerville, Jenna Stern, Peter Serafinowicz, John Hodgman, and director Josh Shelov enjoyed a post-movie reception at Tweed. At 7 p.m. they headed over to the Ritz Five to the sold-out screening. I heard from a few movie-goers that they enjoyed it, and it was funny. After the flick the group headed over to Red Sky in Old City for a few drinks. Then Hodgman and Serafinowicz capped it off at Bob & Barbara’s on South Street. Somerville, Stern and a few others headed to G Lounge, which in the movie was called Club Nectar.

On Sunday John Hodgman toured the Mutter Museum before heading out of town.

LOOK FOR…
Silencia collaborative partners, with Mentor Me, is presenting the Second Annual Changing Tomorrow, Today Black Tie Gala honoring Eagle DeSean Jackson tonight at the Crystal Tea Room. A source tells me that even though DeSean received a slight concussion and injured his shoulders in Sunday’s game, he’s still planning to come to tonight’s gala in his honor.

Philadelphia native Tanya Hamilton screens her movie Night Catches Us, featuring Kerry Washington and Anthony Mackie as former Black Panther activists who returns to the tense streets of a racially partitioned 1976 Philadelphia. The Roots provide the score. Mackie, Washington and Hamilton will be at the screening this Friday, Oct. 22nd, at 7:30 p.m. at the Prince Music Theater.