Director Peter Chan of China's Hong Kong said Sunday that his latest film, "Wu Xia," paid homage to traditional martial arts films that he grew up with, yet demystifies their typical nature.
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Sunday, October 09, 2011
Thursday, October 06, 2011
How the average bookshelf is packed with 80 novels we haven't read in bid to look clever
Fifth of men admit to stealing their partners' 'chick-lit'
By Louise Boyle
Last updated at 3:39 PM on 6th October 2011
Readers pack their shelves at home with 80 books they haven’t read to appear more intelligent, a study revealed today.
The research found that 70 per cent of books in the average household’s bookcase remain unopened and a third of people admit they have no intention of reading them.
Four in ten also confessed that some works of literature are purely there for display purposes. More here.
Judging a book by its cover: An average household hasn't read 70 per cent of the titles on its bookshelves - they are just there to look good
The cabbage patch skull: Artist turns heads with his horrific vegetable sculptures
Last updated at 12:15 PM on 3rd October 2011
These skull-ful creations are turning heads across the globe.
Russian artist Dimitri Tsykalov uses an axe, saw and electrical drill to carve human skulls out of fresh fruit and vegetables.
The 48-year-old then uses a scalpel, pincers and cotton wool pads to add and smooth remarkable detail with 'surgical precision'. More here!
Precise: Artist Dimitri Tsykalov uses an axe, saw and electrical drill to carve human skulls from vegetables, this skull is made from a cabbage
Sunday, October 02, 2011
Saturday, October 01, 2011
Religious-Right Homophobes Whine That They're Being Oppressed
Religious-Right Homophobes Whine That They're Being Oppressed
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