Woody Allen: a poster boy for #MeToo?
By France 24
07 June 2018 |
4:53 am
Woody Allen says he should be considered to be a “poster boy” for the Me Too movement, despite allegations made by his adopted daughter. A French swimmer is looking to highlight plastic pollution by swimming across the Pacific – and its giant garbage patch.
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