"It's a tad easier to be proud when you come in first than it is when you finish further back. But there's no reason to hide when you don't do as well as you'd hoped. You can't run away from your problems." -My Little Pony
measures. the netherlands have had days and days of outbreaks. rosemary? nina dos santos. let s go to steven jiang. talking about draconian measures. probably the most draconian has been across china. we re hearing about tian jiang. people are being told don t leave the city unless it s absolutely necessary. what sort of measures are in place there? reporter: that s right, rosemary. that s the most important because they want to stick to the zero covid policy. given how highly transmissible, we know the omicron variant has been around the world, given their proximity to beijing where the winter olympics are set to open in 3 1/2 weeks, this is a
If you want to see an action star age gracefully, you could do a lot worse than Police Story: Lockdown, an uneven but satisfying hostage crisis thriller that is also a perfect example of the type of late-period films martial arts star Jackie Chan has decided to make after entering middle age. Now 61 years old, Chan is simply too old to chase his youth by sustaining numerous life-threatening injuries while making consecutive roles (see my primer on the Police Story films for some more). Chan s recent films are fearless since they do something most Western movie idols either don t know, or don t care to do: make an age-appropriate action film.