Buck Rogerz

I find it really strange that you start this article by pointing a finger at Hollywood. Congratulations on deflecting blame away from the current state of Chinese popular culture, throwing it at the...

Looks to be #3 Haichow Road....

Nicely framed. The recipient's identity-less dress code kind of screams at you, doesn't it?...

It's nice to expand this blog a little with fashion, but crying "orientalism" really reflects your biases more than it does the fashion show. Would you prefer to see variations on 21st century Shang...

This is promotial bullshit. I agree with you, chinchano. I don't know why anyone would uncritically accept this kind of garbage "research" -- let alone suggest that it's findings might be expanded to...

@BBC1 As someone who knows, I can tell you that shark steaks are an uncommon occurrence on the menu in Florida. I'm not sure what you mean by "quite popular." Most sharks circulate urea through their ...

"He emphatically denied those comments later, saying the magazine was trying to frame him to boost sales." Bandwagoning, are we? If these reports are true, then he shouldn't say such emotional, raci...

So the author has a dopey-cute way with words that might convey bias, but you obviously you don't need any scientific support for your racism, you weirdo. ...

Definitely, this kind of study is ripe for racist assertions. Knowing just how acceptable racism is in China and the current red-hot temperature of ethnic-nationalism, one can imagine how such a study...

Yeah, this is really stretching for a story....

Not to be priggish, but it's not interesting simply because it's not very meaningful in any objective sense. The point seems to be to draw a false, negative association between the United States and...

It's not thought provoking. It's just stupid and political....

This map is just idiotic. Of course, the aim to to try to embarrass Americans and suggest that it is among a group of countries with cruel, draconian laws and is terribly discriminatory towards gays. ...

Oh, yes...and attributing the achievement directly to state policy. 加油加油加油！！！...

I actually somewhat agree with nanhe. This piece is very superficial, which is normal for Shanghaiist (and Shanghai) -- nothing new there, but what's irritating is the fist-pumping nationalism in the ...