tells the story of a group of ambitious young people trying to make it in the entertainment industry. Sa Hye-jun (Park Bo-gum) is a hard-working fashion model who dreams of a future on the big screen, but his idealism is challenged by his inability to land any roles. His best friend Won Hae-hyo (Byeon Woo-seok, the second male lead and third point of this inevitable love triangle) has similar aspirations. He wants to prove himself as an actor and not be brushed off just because he was born into privilege. The two eventually meet An Jeong-ha (Park So-dam), an aspiring makeup artist who hides her Millennial loneliness behind a bright smile and can-do spirit. In addition to the graphic t-shirts, each season Siriano has made sure to include models of diverse racial backgrounds and sizes. This year was no different. Over two dozen models of various shades and body types were fitted in leopard print cocktail dresses and floral off-the-shoulder gowns.Instagram contentView on Instagram Wasserman also noted some upsides for fair redistricting this year, saying he expects “a slight decline in aggressive partisan gerrymandering of the kind that came to define 2011.” He and Levitt pointed to similar factors that make them cautiously optimistic for 2021. playwright and performer Heidi Schreck recalls her own teenage years debating the founding document for prize money that enabled her to pay her way through college. Heidi attempts to reconcile her faith in the Constitution at age 15 with all the ways in which it’s failed generations of women in her family. Ultimately, her play exposes the consequences of a government supposedly conceived by and for “we the people” at a time when that didn’t include women, slaves, Indigenous communities, and other non-Anglo Saxon people.