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In this latest installment of When Character Counted, we meet the actress who exchanged the glamour of Hollywood for a nun’s habit and the monastic life.

‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.

Journalist Cheng Lei was also critical of those who continue to promote the CCP, warning of ‘karma.’

When doctors told Andy Pilskalns that he could die at any moment, he turned to prayer—and the mountains.

‘It was calculated that approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s [territory] is now affected by mines,’ says environmental scientist Allen Dobrovolsky.

An annual symposium to be held in Sydney will delve into Shakespeare’s immortal messaging.

Behind every great symphony is a disciplined routine, and Mozart’s was as demanding as it was inspired.

Da Vinci’s machines were so uncanny it feels as though he glimpsed the future and left behind sketches of what he saw.

It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.

Just when he had resigned himself to a lifetime of illness, an unexpected invitation changed everything.