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KATE AND WILLIAM VISIT QUEEN: Kate Middleton and Prince William concluded their royal tour of Britain with a visit to Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle. Prince Charles and Camilla joined as well, with other royals also showing up to pay tribute to British workers, in one of the few public royal events since the pandemic began. (People)

KIM KARDASHIAN TO MEET WITH LA DA? Kim Kardashian West may have a new ally in her bid to achieve prison reform. TMZ reports that Max Szabo, a rep for George Gascon, the newly elected D.A. of L.A. County, wants to meet with West after she gave him a shout-out on social media. She wrote: “Los Angeles County is the largest jail system in the country, and its home to the largest jurisdiction in the state. These changes out of the DA’s office are the change we’ve been waiting for, and I hope they have a ripple effect across the country.” They hope to talk ideas soon. (TMZ)

CARL LENTZ IN TREATMENT: The former Hillsong pastor, Carl Lentz, is undergoing mental health treatment after being asked to step down following allegations of abuse. He was tight with Justin Bieber for years, acting as his private spiritual advisor. (ET)

SONY UPSET OVER BOB DYLAN DEAL? Insiders at Sony are fuming that they missed out on the opportunity to buy Bob Dylan’s catalog, they tell Page Six. He sold his catalog to Universal Music Publishing, even though Sony releases his music and controls the catalog internationally. Dylan’s deal is believed to the biggest off its kind, worth up to $300M. (Page Six)

KEN JENNINGS HONORED: The Jeopardy! GOAT contestant Ken Jennings is being honored by Seoul Foreign School in South Korea, and he’ll deliver the commencement speech to grads this year. The school is honoring him for “excellence in their chosen field of endeavor and outstanding service to the community or profession, as well as devotion to SFS.” Jennings says: “It’s hard to overstate how my eleven years at SFS shaped me as a person, and continues to loom in my psyche.” He adds:”I couldn’t feel more honored by this award, given my fond memories of Seoul Foreign.” (TMZ)

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