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The Queen of Soul, grappling with an unknown ailment, has now cleared her performance calendar through June.

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Seen around town: A pair of '70s singer-songwriters walk into a restaurant. . .

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Obama reflected on the importance of preserving and sharing the stories of the enslaved people who once lived there.

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Also in the Post: Want to hear something funny? Guess who picks the winners of the Mark Twain Prize for humor.

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Please join our weekly discussion at noon. A star's triumphant return to her alma mater. A boring visit by the most fascinating royal. And other things to talk about.

Ron Charles

British historian receives $50,000 award for new biography of George Washington

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Seen around town: The veteran heartthrob dining out in Penn Quarter.

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The star doesn't remember you. The singer takes a bad tumble. The cad loses a digit. And other brief news from elsewhere.

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The former first daughter -- management consultant, hedge-funder, broadcast journalist, doctoral student — now chairs the board of an interfaith institute.

Lisa de Moraes

Network had a lead of 4 million viewers over its closest competitor — the largest such margin in 24 years.

Monica Hesse

His Internet fame says something about our tendency to elevate, pity and mock folks on the periphery.

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Seen around town: The Latin pop diva and family, chowing down on turkey burgers.

Jessica Goldstein

Dan Dietz’s “Clementine in the Lower Nine” has its area premiere at Forum Theatre.

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Hang on there, Sen. Chris Coons -- did you bring enough for everyone? The Delaware Democrat lightened the mood at Day 5 of the Senate Judiciary Committee markup session on the immigration bill Tuesday by presenting his panel neighbor, Sen. Al Franken, with a beautiful sprinkles-laden cupcake.