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The Meaning Behind The Sequin-Adorned Costumes Of The Prom Refinery29 14/12/2020 below. “Learn better faaah-shion…” Broadway diva Dee Dee Allen (played by Meryl Streep) condescendingly (yet deliciously) croons, during the opening reprise of “Changing Lives” in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix movie rendition of the Tony-nominated musical The Prom. Appropriately, she’s spectacularly clad in a fully sequinned, amethyst purple caped pantsuit. Her showbiz cohorts are equally-well dressed: leading man Barry Glickman (James Corden) in a sparkling rhinestone-embellished aqua blue tux, showg...

Independence, iowa, he stays professorial and monotone. >> if you won't show your ad to your grandchildren, don't run it. >> reporter: gingrich's own grandson was by his side, in this case, inside the wheel well of big bud, what is said to be at 14 feet tall, the largest tractor in the world. an ideal back drop in a state where agriculture is so important. >> my position on ethanol is very simple. if i choose the next $1 billion going to iran or iowa, i pick iowa. >> reporter: while campaigning, gingrich took time to plug his wife's history book, which features an elephant as the main characte...

Positive campaign and never mentioned it. he made that impossible. >> reporter: he's clearly angry. at a stop at the agriculture museum he stays professorial and rather monoo tone. >> i wish the people running these negative ads would adopt a very simple rule. if you won't show the ad to your grandchildren, don't run it. >> reporter: actually in this case inside the wheel well of big bud what is said to be a 14-foot-tall, the largest tractor in the world. an ideal backdrop in a state where agriculture is so important. >> my position on ethanol is very simple -- if i have to choose teen the nex...

caucuses it starts counting. republicans will start choosing candidates in a campaign after everyone you see here and a few you don't, have been the front-runner or the front-runner -- or may soon become the front-runner. some of these boxes may soon be empty. politico's roger simon said iowa caucuses don't pick winners, they eliminate losers. a lot of people could continue on from here even if they don't place well. a loser here may take new hampshire. someone else could win south carolina and yet another may win florida. it's just been that kind of a campaign. the polls here reflec...