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February 22, 2021, 8:17 pm Woody Allen has described a high-profile documentary re-examining his adoptive daughter’s allegations he molested her as a ‘shoddy hit piece’ (Ian West/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Woody Allen has described a high-profile documentary re-examining his adoptive daughter’s allegations he molested her as a “shoddy hit piece”. Allen v Farrow features in-depth interviews with ...

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ARTS / THEATER By Global Times Published: Jan 31, 2021 06:18 PM The awarding ceremony for Zebra Awards Photo: Courtesy of Ta SuAmid the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, Chinese theater workers are lifting people's spirits and hopes of defeating the deadly virus through stage creations. On Friday, one of China's most renowned theater festivals, the Beijing Fringe Festival, announced the winners for its very first Zebra Awards to reward those creative people for their effort and persistence.  The biggest winner, with a total of 12 awards, was One Fine Day 2020, whose director Li Jianjun took ho...

THIS year has been unlike any other, with the Covid-19 pandemic causing unprecedented disruption to every sphere of life. But among the pain and hardship, there have also been inspirational stories as communities pulled together to help each other through these hardest of times. The Salt of the Earth features, published by the D&S Times in partnership with North Yorkshire County Council, have shone the spotlight on the often unsung heroes who have gone out of their way to help others – not just through the pandemic, but before and beyond it. Here, we look back on 12-months of good deeds a...

Share An Australian beach has taken the form of an enormous Christmas card, with a heartfelt message from Australia to the UK created in the sand as many in both countries face being unable to travel to the other to visit friends and family. The enigmatic sand artist known only as Edward – or as ‘the Banksy of Barrow Head’ – created the 70×40 metre long artwork on Raafs beach near Geelong, Victoria in collaboration with Tourism Australia. The message, “We Will Meet Again” is a reference to the words spoken by The Queen in her national address as the UK entered its first Covid-19 ...