Inqlings: An extra for Eagles listeners

CBS Radio's decision to broadcast Eagles games on WIP (610), in addition to flagship WYSP (94.1), will have a neat side effect for those who also watch on digital, cable or satellite TV.

Under CBS's plan, one station (to be determined) will broadcast on a delay so that Merrill Reese and Mike Quick's play-by-play will sync with the digital picture.

The other station will air the game in real time, a boon to those who want their action eight seconds sooner.

Each station will have its own pregame and postgame shows.

In a related move, the Eagles and CBS signed a multiyear renewal. The length was not disclosed, but a source said it was at least five years.

The brass "press badge" that

Frank Rizzo

gave to

Walter Annenberg

in the 1960s will stay in Annenberg's family.

Michael Krancer

, a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court candidate and a great-nephew of the ambassador and publisher, won spirited eBay bidding the other night; gavel was $4,175.08. Krancer bought on behalf of his father, philanthropist

Ronald Krancer

, who says he was very close to his uncle and wanted something to pass along to his children. The badge found its way to eBay after the estate of an Annenberg friend sold it to a West Philly antiques dealer.

West Chester's

Bam Margera

and other stars of the

Jackass

series (

Johnny Knoxville

,

Steve-O

,

Chris Pontius

,

et al

.) are prepping for a 24-hour live "takeover" of MTV (noon Saturday through noon Sunday), keyed to the launch of Jackassworld.com. The marathon is "going to wind up a disaster," Margera says. "When everybody gets together, we wind up doing damage."

Chris and Ken Norris

, who succeeded

Frank and Mary Jelinek

on their

Dining Around

radio show, now host

Taste the Good Life

from 8 to 9 a.m. on WJJZ (97.5). Chris Norris is a daughter of the Jelineks.

Bob Craig, who hosts a daily Frank Sinatra hour on WHAT (1340), has launched Voices in Jazz, a Sunday program (3 to 6 p.m.) on the HD-2 channel of WRTI (90.1) and on www.wrti.org.

Chef

David Katz

says the restaurant he was putting together with investor

Andrew Krouk

at 24th and Locust Streets is a no-go. Krouk, who also owns the building occupied by the popular nearby BYOB Melograno, had won a hearing to transfer a liquor license into the space. Katz says that after additional neighborhood objections arose, the two decided not to proceed. Meanwhile, Sandy's Lunch remains open for business at 24th and Locust.

An "INQlings" item on Feb. 10 reported on the sale and two-week closure of Pileggi Boutique, near Washington Square, as founder Joan Pileggi left the business. The item also said Pileggi had previously sold the two salons that also carry her name. The salons were not associated with the boutique's sale and are open for business.

Snowbirds can catch NBC10 and CBS3 alumna

Lisa Mishler

on the air in Fort Myers, Fla., where she just started anchoring the 11 p.m. news on the CBS affiliate.

Fox29's Kerri-Lee Halkett is helping colleague John Bolaris meet women. At Philadelphia Magazine's "Philly Cooks" event Tuesday night, Bolaris was spotted pecking Halkett on the cheek. Quizzed about the public display, Bolaris conceded that he was thanking Halkett - who has a beau - for obtaining the business card of a woman he admired.