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Central City was resplendent on Super Sunday as Mardi Gras Indian tribes converged on A.L. Davis Park. Have a look at our spectacular beaded and feather recap of the showdown that featured all things pretty. (Photo by David Grunfeld, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune)

Grand time: It would be a shame if all you knew about Dr. Irwin Marcus is that he’s former newscaster Angela Hill’s husband. For starters, he’s a World War II veteran who enlisted on the day after the Pearl Harbor attack. He’s also a semi-retired psychiatrist who put himself through medical school. And to boot, he just turned 100 years old, which of course means there was a party to mark the milestone.

Irish sweepstakes: You would never know that Mardi Gras was less than two weeks ago, judging by the, er, “spirit” on display during the St. Patrick’s Day weekend. Revisit the festivities from the Irish Channel and Metairie Road, and watch a police officer learn to dance an Irish jig.

An appropriately accessorized Pink entertained a New Orleans crowd Sunday night, showcasing her voice and acrobatic ability at the Smoothie King Center. Doug MacCash offers his review of the performance. (Photo by David Grunfeld, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune)

A bicyclist was robbed and hit with a metal bat on the Lafitte Greenway.
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Another international mass shooting, this one in the Netherlands.
As a tax debate rages, the Convention Center makes its case for renovations.
A man was shot and killed on a St. Claude street midday Sunday.
Ochsner is part of a team opening a charter school in Jefferson Parish.
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LSU starts the NCAA Tournament where its 2006 Final Four run began.
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