Young student who was 'first Brit to catch Covid-19' dies in university halls

Vivienne Chow The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has inspired young creators to become more daring and to look for stories that are more relatable on a personal level as a response to global crisis, said one of the guest instructors of the Golden Horse FPP workshop.Yeh Jufeng (“The Great Buddha+,” “GF*BF”), chief executive producer of MandarinVision, said she has encountered a great variety of Chinese language projects, not only from Taiwan but also other parts of Southeast Asia and mainland China,

hereTwelve dogs, including Gatsby (Chinese Crested x Poodle), Artie (Flat Coated Retriever) and Diesel (Australian Shepherd x Poodle) star in a music video for the track, which sees the canines posing in a professionally-made music video usually reserved for pop groups.The track is available to stream now on Spotify and Amazon Music, while a ‘limited edition’ vinyl copy can be purchased for £10, with all proceeds going to wellbeing charity Dudes&Dogs.Sean McCormack, Head Vet at Tails.com, said

coronavirus pandemic started. The pandemic has seen millions of deaths and paralysed economies across the world during lockdowns.There's little cause for celebration as the UK and much of Europe struggles to manage a rise in cases.The first known case - or Patient Zero - involved a 55-year-old person from Hubei province in China.

was 'intimidating and excessive'.One video shared online appears to show university security staff filming students as they entered the campus.It was retweeted by Gorton MP Afzal Khan who wrote: "This seems unnecessarily heavy handed.

animals are native only to China, which claims ownership over all pandas loaned to foreign zoos, including those born abroad.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Universal Pictures has made a deal to craft a new version of Saigon Bodyguards. The studio will make a high octane action comedy based on the Vietnamese film of the same name.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: MTV Documentary Films is set to release the COVID-19 documentary 76 Days in over 50 virtual cinemas nationwide including the Film Forum in New York and Laemmle Theaters in Los Angeles beginning December 4.Directed by Hao Wu (People’s Republic of Desire) and two China-based journalists, Weixi Chen and “Anonymous”, the 76 Days is an ultra-timely docu that gives a raw and emotional look at the struggles of the people of Wuhan, China, in the

“White Ivy,” by Susie Yang (Simon & Schuster)Dark, suspenseful, and beautifully written, Susie Yang’s “White Ivy” is the story of Ivy Lin, a Chinese Immigrant growing up in Massachusetts who wants nothing more than to blend in as an all-American girl — and she is willing to do anything to be one.

Universal Music Group will launch in IPO in 2022, the conglomerate’s parent company, Vivendi, announced on Tuesday.UMG becomes the second major music company to announce its intentions to go public this year, following Warner Music Group, which launched its IPO in June. UMG sold a 10% stake to China’s Tencent Holdings earlier this year.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorVivendi, parent company of Universal Music Group, confirmed that it plans to take UMG public in 2022.