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"It will be all the hits but it is a homecoming in terms of it will be a much bigger, glitzier show than you will get in the UK they have got an extra stage and then the big stage."

Meghan Markle's 'push present' is even glitzier than we realised with three hidden gems

Fans will have a hand in picking out glitzier monicker to suit these Asian popsters as they go.

For women, it has to be said that the glitzier the gown the better.

Then no doubt things will get a little bit glitzier as the remaining 14 celebs and their partners take to the floor to perform routines inspired by the silver screen.

Then no doubt things will get little bit glitzier as the remaining 14 celebs and their partners take to the floor to perform routines inspired by the silver screen.

Editors aptly describe Edmonton as Canada's token middle child, flanked by its more popular and glitzier siblings Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal.

And this year's lists are longer, and glitzier, than in years past.

Unlike some of its glitzier counterparts on the awards circuit, the Gothams are not televised, helping to keep a more intimate vibe for a show that has come to be considered the true kickoff to the annual Oscar awards season

Jersey City Council has approved an ambitious redevelopment plan for the area long considered the poor relation of its glitzier downtown, where luxury towers and office buildings hug the Gold Coast and drive a micro-economy of gourmet markets, daycare and restaurants and big names such as Trump, LeFrak and Mack-Cali have driven a development boom.

The English system was an innovator when it introduced shortform cricket in 2003, but it has since been eclipsed by glitzier franchisestyle competitions like the Indian Premier League and Australia's Big Bash.

Nike's effort was boozier and glitzier and bigger than most approaches, but the goal was the same as it should be for any forward-looking company: to lay the groundwork now for the cyberthreats to come.