Dan Gross: LiLo's daddy lays low baddy

M

ICHAEL LOHAN

, the bad-boy

father of actress Lindsay Lohan, defeated "Survivor" villain Jonny Fairplay by TKO in a Celebrity Boxing bout Saturday night at the Ramada Philadelphia Airport, in Essington.

Lohan plans to defend his Celebrity Boxing Federation welterweight title in August in Atlantic City. Meanwhile, Sugar Ray Leonard Jr., who aspires to be an actor not a boxer, fights nonetheless against Delaware County's Derek Macintosh at Celebrity Boxing 10 on July 24 at the Ice Works Skating Complex (3100 W. Duttons Mill) in Aston, Delaware County. The card is headlined by Jose Canseco against five-time Wing Bowl champ Bill "El Wingador" Simmons.

Father's Day festivities

_ Former 94 WYSP DJ Couzin Ed got a great Father's Day present: a daughter. Ed and wife, Lauren, a manager at Lush Cosmetics (Walnut near Broad), welcomed Tallulah Jean Andrews Sunday morning. Mom and baby, who weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces, are doing great, and Ed, who bartends at the Irish Pol (45 S. 3rd), is loving fatherhood.

* Attorney Nino Tinari was surprised Sunday with a Father's Day gift from his daughters Nina, Kim and Mia, who arranged for his caricature to be put up on the wall of the famous faces at the Palm. Nino is a regular at the Center City restaurant, often there with Nina, formerly a special assistant to Gov. Rendell. Nino's wife, Carol, and about 20 family members and friends gathered for dinner.

Out and about

* B.J. Novak, of "The Office," stopped by the Borgata's mur.mur nightclub Saturday after performing in a sold-out show at the Music Box Theatre. Novak popped in to say hello to his friend DJ Samantha Ronson, who was spinning that night. Kristin Cavallari, who soon returns to MTV's pseudo reality show "The Hills," was the host at mur.mur Saturday. She went for dinner at Bobby Flay Steak and had spa treatments Sunday morning at the Water Club's Immersion Spa. And speaking of Bobby Flay, the Geno's Steaks staff thought that the Food Network host was there for a surprise "Throwdown," when he and fellow chefs Marc Vetri and Jeff Benjamin turned up last week after they cooked at the Great Chefs Event at Vetri's Osteria (640 N. Broad). It raised more than $320,000 for the childhood cancer charity.

* "Queer as Folk" actor Del Shores and

husband, Jason Dottley, hung out at Valanni (1229 Spruce) and Bump (13th & Locust) the other night. Shores and "Will & Grace" actor Leslie Jordan performed in a weekend show at the Plays & Players.

PAWS charity dinner Monday

The Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society's annual Chefs' Dinner for PAWS will be Monday at the Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn's Landing. The culinary extravaganza features chefs from more than 30 local restaurants including: Chris Scarduzio, of Table 31; Michael Solomonov, of Zahav and Marigold Kitchen; and Jose Garces, of Amada, Distrito, Chifa and Tinto. For info or tickets, visit PhillyPAWS.org, or call 877-254-1982 ext 3.

Film producers hosting panel

Patricia Weiser and Nicholas Simon, producers of "The Best and the Brightest," the movie starring Neil Patrick Harris that's shooting in town, will host a panel at the Philadelphia Film Market from 4:30 to 6 tomorrow at the Soundstages (1600 N. 5th). The panel, called Producing an Independent Film in Philadelphia, is open to the public. Day passes are $20 and can be purchased at PhiladelphiaFilmMarket.com.

Adult-oriented material

_ Red-haired hostess with the mostess, Jen Karwoski, is retiring from Kinky Quizzo at Valanni after tonight's contest, which she promises will be most memorable. Fun starts at 9.

* In other sordid affairs, the World Fa-

mous Gold Club (1416 Chancellor) celebrates its fifth anniversary this week with drink specials, a buffet and, most important, a different porn performer headlining each night from tonight through Saturday. Aspen Reign, Tali Demar, Nadia Nitro, Jessica Linn and Dakota are on the roster. Kelly Divine hosts Thursday to Saturday. *

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