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That's Not What They Meant by Business Casual!

Again with the full frontal! A couple of weeks ago we told you about "Soliloquy VII," an eight -foot-tall color photo of a male nude, owned by Tony and Heather Podesta, that's become infamous in Democratic fundraising circles. Now comes word that two pieces at Bethesda's Osuna Art gallery were moved when neighbors saw more than they bargained for.

Family History That Must Cheer the AG's Heart

Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell has always been candid about wife Maureen's little secret: She's a former Redskinette!

A Sugar Plum for Daddy

Lt. Col. Frank Johnston just wanted to see his 7-year-old daughter, Isabelle, dance in the Washington Ballet's "Nutcracker" -- but what started as a simple request has turned into a holiday broadcast for soldiers around the world.

Will Arenas's Home Life Be on the Rebound?

Gilbert Arenas seems to be following the standard advice about keeping busy after a breakup.

How Do You Say 'Love Triangle' in French?

The latest twist at the French Embassy? The surprise appearance of Catherine Verret-Vimont, wife of Ambassador Pierre Vimont.

Caroline Turns 50, And an AARP Cover Girl Is Born

Ain't it nifty? Look who's 50! Hard to believe, but Caroline Kennedy is an AARP cover girl. The daughter of JFK and Jackie , immortalized as a little girl in the White House, celebrated her 50th birthday Nov. 27. She marked the milestone by posing for the new issue of AARP magazine and accepting a lifetime membership from the seniors' organization instead of . . . say, freaking out.

McPhee Gets Star Treatment, and That's Not Good

Katharine McPhee unexpectedly got the Hollywood paparazzi treatment during her stop in D.C. Sunday night. After taping TNT's "Christmas in Washington," the "American Idol" runner-up and her fiance, Nick Cokas, had a nasty run-in with two photographers when the tired 23-year-old refused to pose for pictures. The photogs stalked the couple outside Marcel's restaurant -- causing them to leave via the back door -- and then followed them to the Four Seasons.

He Wants to Pin You Down

He's back! For 17 years, Tommy "The Matchmaker" Curtis skippered the Yacht Club, the singles bar in Bethesda for boomers looking for love -- and became a local legend for his shameless flattery and late-night commercials. Now he's attempting a comeback with a new way to play Cupid.