The show must go on: coronavirus impacts western entertainment
Entertainment looked markedly different in 2020 as the world struggled with COVID-19. On the Western Edge, many events continued unimpeded. Though Dickinson’s entertainment industry prevailed this past summer by continuing to host First On First, some major events were cancelled. How did COVID-19 impact entertainment in the west? What can we expect for 2021? Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Despite the amounting COVID-19 restrictions, the Fourth of July Parade continued on in Dickinson, setting records for the number of attendants in the crowd as well as entry participants. (Dickinson Press File Photo)
Though the holiday season is usually the time of year where people sit amongst the crowds to watch Ebenezer Scrooge encounter the three ghosts of Christmas and hear the ole “A Christmas Carol” story unfold, theatrical plays and entertainment across the country have halted or have
That make me too dumb to be racist or not racist enough to be good at math. not racist enough, that s a long conversation. firston of all remember doctor person, don t refer to me by and. jesse: i apologize doctor. thank you. is jesse okay? i thought we are on more close term. we would but i cannot see you some getting used to the virtual connection so it s weird not to be able to look at you when i m talking. tell me why math is racist. on november 26 i was at a conference and i raise my hand and i was like are you telling
A former aide to mitt romney and john mccain. here with me in washington, mark murray and joel payne, a former director in the 2016 clinton presidential campaign. kristen welker, first to you, you re there in detroit. michigan played such a critical role in the victory for donald trump. bnz w hillary clinton lost to donald trump by 10,000 votes. that s how small the margin was. very well chosen location for tonight s debate. who gains the most and risks losing the most tonight in the first round? reporter: we ll be watching for a couple of things here in what is a critical state for democrats. you re absolutely right about that. first, the extent to which the candidates who are going to be on stage tonight will be talking about two people who won t be on stage. of course, president trump and the democratic front runner, former vice president joe biden. first on president trump, to what extent are these candidates going to delve into this culture
first on if i might we get serious business here but light hearted manner. omar is a graduate of north dakota state university. i don t know that she was at the meeting at the white house yesterday to celebrate the bison s national championship and to eat chick-fil-a and mcdonalds. i didn t see her in the crowd. on a more serious note, this is a serious and consequential issue for democrats. it s a rift. jewish americans, their allegiance to israel and the democratic party are in tension because of congresswoman omar. she is not recanting. she apologized for the first comment but not for the second. i noted, too, you guys just reported that representative ocasio-cortez is supporting her. the issue i think, bill, at bottom has to be recognized. the important one is that the
I do think mueller, the conclusion is in the not-too-distant future. i don t know if i agree with trey gowdy that by the end of the year, i don t think it is too far. i think trey gowdy as usual is absolutely right. if the inspector general s also coming up with a report about potential pfizer abuse. nobody has talked about that. he will come out with the report and i do hope that the president appoints john radcliffe, the congressman out of texas as the next attorney general. that would be the right move. shannon: harry, your thoughts on the potential mueller report? first on congressman trey gowdy, nobody knows what bob mueller is going to do except bob mueller and matt whitaker. only point of what happens to the report, it is really important. he will have the latitude to not issue it. it will be up to him. as you know, team trump has said that they prefer that it not come out. it is hard to imagine it will