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In other news: Official inaugural stylists? Not so fast; anti-Beyonce petition pulled Jan 19th 2013, 05:00 • In other inaugural hair news, the Arthur Christine Salon & Academy of Vienna, Va., put out a press release Thursday announcing that two of its staffers had been "appointed exclusive hairdresser and stylist to [President Obama's sister] Maya Soetoro-Ng and the extended First Family for the 57th Inauguration Celebration." Fascinating! What exactly does that mean? After we called around a bit, the salon wrote again to say it had been asked to retract the announcement. All righty, then. Read full article >> Date Lab: Will a blind date with his second choice be first-rate? Jan 18th 2013, 13:00 Last week we introduced you to Tom, whom we let choose his own date from a set of profiles (sans photos). In a complication to our make-your-own-match experiment, the first woman who struck his fancy wasn't available for a date. So we called in his second choice and crossed our fingers. Read full article >> Oprah Winfrey: This time, absent from the Obama inauguration and campaign Jan 18th 2013, 10:00 At this time in 2009, there was only one VIP whose arrival in Washington was as hotly anticipated as that of the new first family: Oprah Winfrey. The Queen of All Media had galvanized Barack Obama's fledgling 2008 campaign with her exuberant, first-ever endorsement — telling massive rallies that "he is the one," hosting a star-studded $3 million fundraiser — and her presence at that inauguration was no less epic. She taped her show here that week, made the rounds of several balls — and was among the elite gang of insiders toasting the new POTUS at a late-night White House after-party. Read full article >> 'Barack Steady' is D.C. street vendor's song of hope Jan 18th 2013, 01:34 Royal Height's chance at stardom is fading. Earlier this week, he pulled his white van into the parking lot of a District Heights record store. He stuffed his black nylon jacket with copies of CDs, carrying with them the hope of resuscitating a song he thinks is classic — but not timeless. Read full article >>

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