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Michael Sutich

Interview: Tucker plays his Electone to the Shelter Interview: Tucker plays his Electone to the Shelter

Born and raised in Tokyo, Tucker is a DJ/musician well known for his use of a wide range of instruments, including an electone. He started off in the 1990s performing in the underground Tokyo music scene. From there he joined the Natural Calamities Tour and performed across the United... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Around Shanghai: Asia Uncut, pricey road signs, woks, and Chanel Around Shanghai: Asia Uncut, pricey road signs, woks, and Chanel

Asia Uncut is coming to Shanghai to film its second season. The English-language talk show has featured A-list talent from Asia and abroad. To promote its new season the show is offering free drinks, tickets, and transportation. Free stuff and a chance to see celebrities? Sounds good to us!... continue reading on Shanghaiist

More tech companies supporting the GFW

Google and Yahoo have long been lambasted for the censorship policies they employ in China to appease the CCP, particularly when Yahoo handed over email information to party officials in order to convict a Chinese journalist. Now critics have shifted their attention to Microsoft's Bing search engine. The site... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Around Shanghai: Pollution art, Turkey Day, and Bar Rouge blows out candles Around Shanghai: Pollution art, Turkey Day, and Bar Rouge blows out candles

A few weeks ago the metro stop at People's Square was turned from a bastion of commercialism into a moving display of environmental art. Check out the large installation, which featured work designed for the China Environmental Protection Foundation, and wish it was there instead of Haibao looming at... continue reading on Shanghaiist

Around Shanghai: Food safety, taxi etiquette and Han Han's Solo Around Shanghai: Food safety, taxi etiquette and Han Han's Solo

Another case of technology for perhaps technology's sake? Expo officials announced that all food entering the 2010 Expo grounds will monitored with Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tags to ensure the quality and safety of the food. [Shanghai Daily] This Saturday the Charity Flea market comes back to Shanghai with an... continue reading on Shanghaiist

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