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Posted at 04:28 PM ET, 04/30/2012

Quoted: Diane Keaton on the White House Correspondents’ dinner

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Diane Keaton at the WHCA dinner. (Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg)

“I saw Colin Powell — he actually hugged me! He hugged me. Colin Powell!”

— Diane Keaton recapping the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner for Matt Lauer on “Today” Monday morning: “Oh my god, it’s just, it’s an astonishing event,” said the evening’s most grateful and gracious guest. “It’s better than anything. Better than the Academy Awards, better than all of that.”

Read also: White House Correspondent’s weekend: You can’t fight it, so just go with the flow, 4/29/12

WHCD fashion, analysis, final words, 4/30/12

(see video, and a Diane Keaton fashion gallery. . .)

View Photo Gallery: The Academy Award-winning actress wore a white striped suit to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, a nod to her signature menswear styles that she first perfected in “Annie Hall.”

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(Diane Keaton on “Today”)

By The Reliable Source | 04:28 PM ET, 04/30/2012

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