Extra! Extra! Porn sites, porn stars and murder in Xuhui

• Open a popular porn site in China, face life in prison.
• The Peace Hotel is an "ancient dwarf."
• What's wrong with Shanghai? Too much English!
• A new museum in Suzhou looks kind of cool. What will be in the museum? We're not sure.
• Martial arts actor Jet Li fell off a building while filming a fight sequence for his movie Fearless. Evidently the mishap occurred because the stunt man Li was fighting was "so scared of him." We didn't see a mention of how tall the building was, but the director said Li likely only suffered a "bruised bum."
• Murder and arson in Xuhui District: On Kangjian Lu, a man stabbed his wife and mother-in-law and then set his apartment on fire. All three died. The man's 12-year-old son is in critical condition suffering from burns and smoke inhalation.
• A survey shows that 16.5 percent of Shanghai residents admit wearing pajamas in public. Another 25 percent say they sometimes wear pajamas in public. The remaining 58.5 percent are liars.
• A skin whitening cream manufactured in Guangzhou is said to be addictive. Seriously.
• "Disappearing Shanghai," an exhibit featuring photos by New York Times Shanghai bureau chief Howard French, opens October 3 ... in Berlin. Check out some of French's photos here.
• Chinese are fatter, but more fit, a government survey shows. And Shanghai residents are the healthiest in the country (except for the 336 city residents who were poisoned by pork tainted with a weight-loss steroid popular among bodybuilders).
• The world's first penis transplant, which occurred in Guangzhou, was a medical success -- but the patient and his wife had trouble accepting the new family member. The penis had to be removed.
• Jackie Chan: Porn star!
• Background music during phone calls? Puh-lease.
• Blog platform Wordpress.com appears to be unblocked in China.

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