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HIL AND BILL B'WAY HITS a Being that she's W not the leader of the free world, Hillary Clinton has some free time on her hands and that means catching up on Broadway shows. Hillary and hubby NI (both above) attended a Sunday performance of the Tony-winning play "Oslo." a three- hour drama about the Oslo peace accords between the Israelis and Palestinians. The couple received a standing ovation from the giddy crowd and calls of. "We love you. Hillary." echoed through the theater. Bill actually makes an appearance In the show, thanks to being pictured in footage of the Oslo accords' sign- ing in the White House Rose Garden. The audience went nuts when the clip played. • i . EARLY B'DAY WITH HART • Kevin Hart turns 38 this Thurs- day, but that hasn't stopped the comedian (above left) from cel- ebrating a little early. The "Get Hard" star brought some pals Sunday night to the LIV club in Miami, where he partied alongside DJ kit and had the crowds cheering when he introduced hip-hop artists Nally and who gave a surprise performance together onstage. Rapper IJ Ways* showed up in the wee hours of Mon- day morning and per- formed fora full hour. 91 fi deati CONFIDENTIAL EDITOR BRIAN NIEMIETZ IS AWAY UNTIL JUL.10. 'LOOKING' STAR IS IN AN 'ATYPICAL ROLE a Raid Casa., who played the W heart-tugging haircutter in lif3O's "Looking," told the Daily News that he still sees his ex-castmates Jonathan Groff and Murray Bartlett "all the time. Just the other night." Up next for Castillo is a role in the autism-themed Netflix show "Atypi- cal," which debuts next month. "I can't say too much. It's very differ- ent for me from 'Looking:" BODY TALK FROM `GREEK GODDESS' a Brazilian bombshell Alessandra Ambrosio (right and below left) W soaked up the sun in Mykonos. Greece. The Victoria's Secret stunner, 36, was also seen smooching her fiancé.landelAant with whom she shares two children, daughter Ma. 8, and son, Noah. 5. Ambrosio admitted to The Edit last year that a woman's body chang- es after having children. "Your body will never go back to exactly what it was be- fore pregnancy, whatever people tell you. It can't," she said. But the supermodel did say she thinks her body is "better now than before I had kids." Celebrities' Fourth-right memori HONOR Or In- dependence Day, we've asked celebri- ties about their favorite — or most explosive — Fourth of July memories. Not Surprisingly, a lot of them involved fireworks. "Saturday Night Live" alum Andy Sambas (pho- to inset) had a mishap with pyrotechnics as an adolescent. "I tried to throw a firecracker and it went off right next to my ear." he tells Confidential. "I was probably in sixth grade. My ear rang fora to week and I was worried that given myself permanent hearing oss. It got bet- ter and I was very relieved." Actress Amy Porridge says her most memorable Fourth of July didn't hap- pen in America. "I was in a college exchange program and I spent July 4 in Dublin. Ireland. and very drunkenly had to explain what we were celebrating and did a very bad job," she laughs. "Entourage" star Debi liazar's favorite Fourth was "flying out to my home in Tus- cany and watching the fireworks below me. That was fierce, like. 'Bye bitches.' I got to Heart and soul. Olivia Palermo struck a heedful pose at the Schiaparelli couture Skow in Paris. see the fireworks from above with my kids." Trisha Yearwood, who married fellow country star Garth Brooks in 2005, says than when the holiday really became a big deal for her. "When I moved to Oklahoma to be with Garth, the Fourth of July became a big thing," she explained. "My family would come and everybody in Oklahoma does fireworks. We didn't really do that growing up in Georgia. You could see fireworks In every surrounding town, so that was pretty awesome." Naturally, British singer Ed Skeen* didn't grow up celebrating Independence Day, but he spent the last three of them at pal Taylor Swift's, alongside her squad, and says, "They've all been great." Colombia native John Legobasno, who grew up in Queens. fondly remembers America's bicentennial bash inn.' - 1976. 1, "That was amazing, Man," he says. "You saw all New Yorkers come from every part of every neighbor- hood to be together in Central Park as one. That was unity and inclusiveness, it was a beautiful time — something we need in America desperately right now." Tony winner Sotto. Foster was in Wash- ington performing "Les Miserables" one year and remembers going to the White House to watch the fireworks. "I got to shake President Clinton's hand and I was eating an ice cream pop and my hands were covered with chocolate and I was like. 'Hello. Mr. President!' It was in- credible. It was such a great moment." Tipline: 212-210-1616 Twitter: @NYDNgossip E-mail: Tuesda 4, 2017 17 RIDA PROT THE WEDDING SINGER a A generic wedding W singer doesn't cut it when the offspring of two of Russia's richest families get hitched. Lady Caen (bottom) performed at the very splashy wedding of Lo- Nta Oslo/moo& (whose dad. Eldar. is an energy tycoon) and Gaspar Avdolyaa (whose father is an intemet business- man), which is rumored to have cost S10 million. The shindig took place over the weekend at the Dolby Theatre in L.A. — the home of the Oscars — and featured rows of classical violinists, thousands of candles and over-the-top floral arrangements. Also performing at the lav- ish wedding was Jason Daub, who performed his hits. a EFTA00796042