SIDETRACK
ROLL WITH IT: The Cleveland Cavaliers were spotted out at Davio’s Boston for a team dinner. Among the diners was leading man LeBron James, as well as 50 guests including players and managers. On the basketball team's table were kobe meatballs, Davio's spring rolls, roasted free range chicken and chocolate banana bread pudding for dessert. Meanwhile, LeBron himself enjoyed the salmon with eggplant caponata and spinach. We're told he was “very friendly and gracious.” IN REEL LIFE: Actress Taraji P. Henson, famous for her roles in the Oscar-nominated film “Hidden Figures” and Fox TV series “Empire,” was seen blowing off steam after a long day of filming “Proud Mary” in East Boston at one of the area's newest spots, Reel-House. The restaurant was recently opened by Navy Yard Hospitality Group, the team behind Pier 6 and Mija Cantina and Tequila Bar. We heard that Henson sat on the outdoor patio, enjoying the balmy weather and taking in the skyline views of Boston Harbor with fellow cast and crew members. She had some Reel-House Mai Tais and sampling signature dishes like the crab rolls, Maine char-grilled lobster “ritzy” and blackened swordfish taco plate. Henson was reportedly “an absolute pleasure to the staff, and a BIG tipper!” MEMORIES: Miss World turned-Bollywood star
Priyanka Chopra plays a bad guy in this week's “Baywatch” movie reboot, her first American film — but hardly her first immersion in stateside culture (and yes, we're counting “Quantico.”) Chopra spent her early teens in the U.S., including a year in Newton. “We lived on Charles Street, Newton North was my high school. I remember the bus rides to school and being with friends, friends I stay in touch with even now,” she told the Herald. “My aunt still lives there and the last time I was in Boston I went to visit. There's an entirely new school. They ripped out the building and made a new one, so I went and looked at it.” HITCHED: It was a nice day for a royal-ish wedding, and Pippa Middleton (aka the Duchess of Cambridge's little sister) tied the knot with financier James Matthews in a lovely church in Berkshire, England, before a flyover by a WWII-era Spitfire plane preceding their reception. As one does. Pippa may not have snagged a prince like Kate did William, but Matthews is a billionaire hedge fund manager, so we think she'll be OK. The deets, according to the Daily Mail: Pippa's dress — a lace stunner by Giles Deacon, in the neighborhood of $50,000. Impish Prince George, 3, and Princess Charlotte, 2, members of the wedding party, both skipped onto the train as the bride entered the church — and George later got a talking to from his Mum. Naughty! And yes, Prince Harry's plus-one was GF Meghan Markle. Good luck with the bouquet toss, hon.