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Posted at 12:00 AM ET, 12/20/2010

Hey isn't that...?: Senators celebrate "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" repeal, Sean Penn, Gabrielle Union

By The Reliable Source

Gabrielle Union at the BET Honors in January (Juana Arias for The Washington Post)


  • Kirsten Gillibrand, Joe Lieberman and Mark Udall celebrating the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" at Bistro Bis Saturday. The senators joined a party of supporters at the bar, where 50 people spent the afternoon cheering, drinking, eating and watching coverage of the historic vote.

  • Sean Penn taking a cigarette break in front of the Hotel George Saturday. No word on why the actor -- puffy coat, very scruffy-looking -- was in town, though he's often here for his Haiti advocacy.

  • Gabrielle Union cheering on the Miami Heat as they played the Wizards Saturday at the Verizon Center. The actress was in the stands for her boyfriend, Heat guard Dwyane Wade.

    • By The Reliable Source  | December 20, 2010; 12:00 AM ET
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    Saw Gabrielle Union at P.O.V. at the W Hotel on Friday afternoon... She's lovely!

    Posted by: leocook | December 21, 2010 2:49 PM | Report abuse

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