Did you know that one of the tallest linebackers in the NFL is named Scott Fujita? 
He's a white guy, when he was just 6 months old, he was adopted by a third generation Japanese-American father, Rodney Fujita, who was born inside an Arizona internment camp during World War II.
Continue reading Scott Fujita, A white NFL Player Who Feels Culturally Japanese
Imitation is not the sincerest form of flattery for Jessica Alba. 
The Hollywood beauty says she is distressed at reports a woman in China plans to undergo extensive plastic surgery to look like her, in an attempt to win her ex-boyfriend back.
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Chinese girl Xiaoqing, whose boyfriend insisted she wore her make-up like actress Jessica Alba is now planning the drastic step of changing her entire face to look like the Hollywood star. 
Desperate to win back her obsessed boyfriend, who had insisted she wore a blonde wig and copy Miss Alba in every way, the girl, 21, is prepared to spend a fortune on the very physical make-over.
Continue reading Chinese Girl Wants Jessica Alba Surgery to Win Boyfriend
Zhangjiajie, a city in central China has renamed a craggy peak after floating mountains featured in US blockbuster movie "Avatar." 
Local government said the floating "Hallelujah Mountains" in the movie were inspired by the "Southern Sky Column," as a Hollywood photographer had spent time shooting there in 2008.
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China's first gay pageant, the Mr. Gay China pageant is coming up and contestant David Wu is a bit worried. 
It's not the underwear competition that's making him jittery - he's been working out harder than usual to get ready. Just one thing troubles the handsome 30-year-old: His parents don't know he's gay.
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Viewing world 400 years before Google. 
One of the world's rarest and oldest maps went on display at the Library of Congress in Washington. It was made in 1602 by Italian priest Matteo Ricci, who visited China in the 1500s and taught the Chinese about the existence of "the Americas." The emperor asked him to make a map.
Continue reading Rare 400-year-old Map Shows China as the Centre of the World
The 'sel mewah' scandal, rich convicts like Artalyta Suryani living in luxury in Jakarta's prisons. 
It is probable that most Indonesians will concur with the outrage being expressed over the exposure of the double-standards applied to rich and poor criminals in Jakarta jails.
Continue reading Artalyta Suryani's Prison Luxury Enrages Indonesians
Bad taste, fear mongering, cheesy rock ballads, tributes to Russian gas - the videos of the military-industrial complex are so awesomely bad!
That changed this morning, when Stephen Trimble posted this psychedelic Chinese cartoon of cutesy, smiling jets from Washington and Beijing trading missiles to the tune of "Miserlou." Planes like the J-10, FC-20, B-2, F-117, KC-10 and F-22 are all featured in what Trimble dubs the "Sgt. Pepper's dogfight cartoons." Me, I'm just hoping to avoid a flashback.
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That changed this morning, when Stephen Trimble posted this psychedelic Chinese cartoon of cutesy, smiling jets from Washington and Beijing trading missiles to the tune of "Miserlou." Planes like the J-10, FC-20, B-2, F-117, KC-10 and F-22 are all featured in what Trimble dubs the "Sgt. Pepper's dogfight cartoons." Me, I'm just hoping to avoid a flashback.
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