*Recipe below is per color, make as much as you need per how many colors you want to use.1/2 Cup + 3 Tablespoons of Plaster of Paris1/3 Cup of water Few drops of food coloring (or you can also use tempera paint)Silicone moldsPopsicle sticks Plastic cups and spoons Steps:
Hannah Higgins (Julia Stiles) is a smart, driven education consultant. She’s so driven she runs for Congress to advance the cause of education reform. Hannah’s not a likable candidate, though; her elitism turns off Boston voters, big-time. Hannah and her business partner, Colleen Pickering (Camryn Manheim) don’t give up easily. For the next election, they recruit a candidate – beer vendor Elliot Doolittle (David Walton) – who is definitely a man-of-the-people. His mother Allie (Frances Fisher) is the definition of "piece of work," as is his sister Bonnie (Georgia Lyman). Elliot – whose thick South Boston accent masks considerable intelligence – is the polar opposite of prim-and-proper Hannah. Hannah takes Elliot on as a modern day Pygmalion-like "project." If she can just teach him to speak like gentleman, dress like a gentleman, comport himself like a gentleman .. why he might become a gentleman, a gentleman who can run for Congress – and win. Elliot and Hannah are about as oil-and-water as two people can be. But as Elliot becomes more "presentable" and Hannah becomes less "proper," could this be a match made in electoral Heaven? Starring Julia Stiles, David Walton, Camryn Manheim and Frances Fisher.
Old high school lab partners Josh and Nora, both harboring secret crushes on each other, reunite when Josh is tasked with community service under Nora’s supervision. As Josh bonds with Nora’s son, the three of them begin to forge connections that could reshape their futures.
