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Justine Karp

Antidote: Vietnam's Jetlag Pho-king up the Shelter Antidote: Vietnam's Jetlag Pho-king up the Shelter

The people who brought us the absolutely awesome Antidote music festival in Zhujiajiao are now hitting up Shelter with three live music acts in one night. On Saturday, Vietnam acts JETLAG (a.k.a. MicMac vs.MauDen), and American electro indie popper Thruoutin will be rocking the space and our bodies. Jetlag,... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Photos: July 4th Celebration @ Boxing Cat Brewery Photos: July 4th Celebration @ Boxing Cat Brewery

The weather held up, Carlton J. Smith made everyone shake their booties, and lots walked away with fabulous prizes (the Crocs had their own cheerleading team). All in all, it was an incredibly successful Fourth of July celebration! PLUS, we raised 15000RMB for charity. 12 teams competed in the charity... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Interview: Carlton J. Smith celebrating American soul in Shanghai Interview: Carlton J. Smith celebrating American soul in Shanghai

This coming Saturday, July 4th, Carlton J. Smith will help us celebrate the United States' 233rd birthday by performing at the Boxing Cat Brewery Fourth of July party. Born and raised in New York, New York, this R&B artist is a dynamic and engaging performer who writes, produces, and... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Despite Beijing worries, Hong Kong July 1 march being held without restrictions Despite Beijing worries, Hong Kong July 1 march being held without restrictions

Today marks the 12 year anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China and to commemorate it, they're holding their annual protest rally led by the Civil Human Rights Front (a tradition that has gone on since 1997). In 2003, the march gained a whole new meaning as Hong Kongers... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Early morning coincidences: Train crash and bridge collapse happen at same time Early morning coincidences: Train crash and bridge collapse happen at same time

Is 2:34am the witching hour in China? In a bizarre and terrible coincidence for infrastructure, a bridge in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province collapsed at the exact same minute as two passenger trains crashing into each other in the central province of Hunan, if reports are to be believed. The... continue reading on Shanghaiist

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