When Sen. Dick Lugar ran his 30th consecutive ACLI Capital Challenge last year, the celebration was a modest one. Everyone just assumed there’d be a few more milestones ahead.

But the Indiana Republican lost his primary last week. Next year, he will no longer be eligible to run the annual three-miler, which pits teams of Capitol Hill folks, agency staffers and journalists against one another. So it was his 31st race Wednesday in Anacostia Park that turned into a bittersweet victory lap.

One way to announce you have Alzheimer’s is to issue a quiet statement and fade into history. That’s not Glen Campbell’s route.

Instead, the “Rhinestone Cowboy” legend publicly announced his diagnosis, sang at the Grammys in February and started a tour of farewell concerts around the world.

• Insane costumes, blood-soaked dancing, a general lack of pants — we in the U.S. are fairly used to Lady Gaga’s stagecraft by now, but it’s still fairly heady stuff in Indonesia, where officials just pulled the plug on her sold-out June 3 concert in Jakarta, reports the Associated Press. Islamic hard-liners and conservative politicians had criticized her sexually suggestive style — with some claiming she worships the devil — and local police, fearing violent protests, announced Tuesday they had withdrawn the permits for the concert at a 52,000-seat stadium.

“I’m exhausted,” he said. “I’m a broken man.”

Gotta watch the voice. “It’s my meal ticket,” he says, ducking into the mirrored elevator off the gilded lobby.

Bradley Cooper has tucked his six-foot-one-inch frame between the plump pillows of a sofa at Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Hotel, 25 minutes from his hometown of Abington, Pa.

Topher Grace admits that he does not remember 1988 very well. This is understandable, because he was only 10 when “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” dominated the box office and Michael Dukakis ran for president.