Dan Gross: Q102's Ramos, wife in Splitsville

NOTE: THIS STORY HAS BEEN CORRECTED

AFTER LESS than a year of marriage, Q102's Diego Ramos and wife Jennifer Rightmyer are divorcing, the Booker Show co-host confirmed yesterday.

"Jen is an amazing woman and I wish her nothing but the best," said Ramos, adding that the couple separated about a month ago. He declined to discuss specifics about the parting.

Ramos and Rightmyer, a former teacher at Coatesville High School, were married in June and honeymooned in Maui. The pair were engaged in January 2007, after having dated for less than a year.

Tatyana supporting Obama

Tatyana Ali, who played Overbrook superstar Will Smith's cousin on "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air," will be in the area tomorrow campaigning for Sen. Barack Obama. Ali was supposed to be here this week starring in "The Greatest Love Story Ever Told" at the Liacouras Center, but the show has been postponed. Ali, also a singer, recorded her first album with Jazzy Jeff at his local studio and remembers eating chicken cheesesteaks from Ishkabibble's (337 South), which she said had such a weird name that it was hard to forget. Ali, a Harvard graduate, says she's drawn to Obama because he's "more of a statesman than a politician."

The busy Ali, who is recording a new CD, can be seen on "The Young and the Restless" and in the upcoming films "Privileged," "Hotel California," and "Nora's Hair Salon II."

Out and about

Actor Luke Wilson, shooting "Tenure" at Rosemont College this week, picked up about $200 worth of classic-rock CDs at Main Street Music (4444 Main) during a Manayunk visit the other day.

Wilson, who had come from having beers at the U.S. Hotel (4439 Main), asked Main Street Music owner Pat Feeney to recommend a good lunch spot, and then took off for Bella Trattoria (4258 Main).

* Sen. John Kerry and former Sixers

guard Fred Carter, now with NBA TV, were seen shaking hands outside a Conshohocken Wawa where Kerry stopped while in town campaigning for Obama.

* NBC 10's John Clark was among the

crowd at Cebu (123 Chestnut) Friday night for the weekly party hosted by Wired 96.5's G-N Kang and Casey.

* Sixers Andre Iguodala, Her-

bert Hill, Willie Green, assistant coach Aaron McKie and Fox 29's John Bolaris were spied in the mogul room, inside a bank vault, late Saturday night at G Lounge (111 S. 17th).

'Oprah' = $$$ for animal group

Donations and animal-adoption offers have poured in to Main Line Animal Rescue following the appearance of its president, Bill Smith, on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" Friday in an episode dealing with the horror of puppy mills, many of which are in the Lancaster area. Smith got Oprah's attention after taking out a billboard ad near the talk queen and dog lover's Chicago studios in February, asking her to cover the savage dog-breeding hovels.

Stephen A. signs off the radio

Former Inqwaster columnist Stephen A. Smith will host his last ESPN Radio show Thursday, he told listeners on Friday.

ESPN said last month that it was considering whether to use Smith more on television, and that's what he'll be doing, Smith told Dick Prince of maynardije.org. "Now you might see me on Friday night or occasionally on 'SportsCenter,' " said Smith, who serves as an NBA analyst.

Lynn Doyle meets Lynn Doyle

CN8's "It's Your Call" host Lynn Doyle surprised Hyattsville, Md.'s Lynn Doyle the other day by showing up to present the Maryland woman an award for her 20 years of service to St. Mark's Catholic School in Hyattsville. Maryland's Doyle is a regular "It's Your Call" viewer.

Supernatural thriller on DVD

"The 4th Dimension," a locally produced supernatural thriller, is out on DVD this week from TLA Releasing. The film, by producer Daniel M. Kalai and cowriters/directors Tom Mattera and Dave Mazzoni, has garnered praise from Variety and the Hollywood Reporter. For more info, visit 4thdmovie.com. *

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